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How thorough can / should a sample multi-family deal be?

Joshua Rainwater
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My assumption is that the best thing is to "simulate" potential risks as well in a sample deal. At the same time am I correct that due diligence and good underwriting can curb much of this in a real scenario? How can I create a model without having all the details in terms of operating expenses and the state of the property that come with having a property manager review the books etc. up close? What are key things to include in a sample deal that can help give as a realistic picture as possible to potential investors?

Thanks folks!

Josh

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