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Brien Dix
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Advice on RE Crowdfunding Multifamily Projects

Brien Dix
  • Investor
  • Westlake Village, CA
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Hey Guys,

New here. I am doing some research into Crowdfunding a Multifamily 3-5yr buy and hold project here in the Orange County/LA area. I need to come up with some proforma numbers to examine the viability of both equity and debt. Can someone help me with rates and transaction cost assumptions? I am having some difficulty finding current and accurate examples. Any pointers or suggestions would be much appreciated.

Regards,

Brien

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John Cohen
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John Cohen
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@Brien Dix and @Don DeMarco I would have to agree with @Jim Groves on the debt side. @Joe Fairless is spot on with performance hurdles, make sure you get it in there.

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