Anatomy of a Ground Up 16-Unit Mixed Use Development: See the Exact Deal Structure!
Take a look inside the new project I am about to build. I break down how the deal is structured and how I got 95%+ construction funding for it!
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Daniel: Very good information thanks; please call me 312-225-0200
Damn that was great. The software is amazing.
Excellent example on how to give the Lender the “facts, Ma'am, just the facts”. And without a lot of fluff, ponmp or ceremony, you let the numbers speak for themselves. I've used this K.I.S.S. method several times, and is “foundational” to developing a good & solid relationship with your Lender. You make his/her work easy, and he will continue to fund your projects.
You are the best my brother
Great information and an awesome, well designed project! thank you for sharing.
Great stuff!
Daniel.
That was Powerful! Enjoy the presentation on the software.
Thank you D.
Francisco Martinez.
California
I know this is an off subject question but towards the end of the video you mentioned you didn’t have a great deal of CAM. No hallways end exterior stair unit access. Richmond doesn’t require an elevator for ADA? Just curious. Great content, always informative!
Good question, Clark. It's a longer answer but basically no. If we have apartments on the 1st floor which are “Type B” – ada accessible, then we don't need an elevator to 2nd or 3rd floor
Great presentation! I learned a lot. I own a piece of land that can accommodate 8-10 apt units. Based on your presentation wondering if I should do 4 duplexes or 8 apt units? Thoughts? Do you provide mentoring?
Cesley – do whatever works best in terms of numbers. Usually if you're paying money for the land, you want to maximize density and build the most number of units allowed by zoning. But again – all we can do is teach you how to run the analysis and then let you make the decisions. I don't do one on one mentoring but we do have a group mentoring program called Rehab Valuator Inner Circle: http://www.RehabValuator.com/inner-circle