Here are Some of the Primary Topics Covered in the Course

  • Financing the Deal

    Explore the methods of securing capital for real estate deals, including bank loans, Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, and how the terms affect the feasibility of the deal.

  • Income & Expenses

    Analyze cash flow, rental income and actual expenses to determine the NOI and the true profitability of a property.

  • Rent Roll

    Learn how to properly analyze the rent roll of a deal, break it down based on the rooms and square footage, and how to determine it's pricing compared to similar units in the area.

  • Cash on Cash and IRR Projections

    Measure actual cash on cash investment returns and the total return of the investment, including appreciation and income from refinances.

  • Preferred Equity and LPs

    Not all partners are treated equally when it comes to distributions. Learn all about pref equity and how a portion of the deal's returns are divided.

  • Raising Capital

    Learn the tools and tips needed for raising equity from investors - what they are looking for in a deal, and how to presuade them on its true potential.

  • Property Tax Projections

    An often overlooked expense of deal are the property taxes. Learn how to discover when and why local governments reassess the values and how that can affect the deal's financials.

  • Value Add Deals

    Learn what's involved in taking an existing property and renovating the units, raising the value of the property and increasing its rental income as a result.

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