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Jared Carpenter
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Deck Slides - MF Business Plan

Jared Carpenter
  • Specialist
  • USA
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Hi,

I am putting together a deck to put in front of potential investors. Pretty typical deck that will describe desired markets and bios, however I would like to include a business plan slide that will describe line by line what type of deals I will transact on and what the execution is. 

Is this standard for decks, and what tolerance do you or potential investors have for such a slide?

Please see below for an example and feel free to provide feedback.

Thanks.

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Chase Louderback
  • Real Estate Agent
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Chase Louderback
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Luray, VA
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Consider holding off on that slide unless requested.  A lot of investors will want to know what their return is, when they get their money back, investment risks, the next steps and most importantly why they should invest in this deal and you.  

When you start introducing differences in IRR percentages based on equity splits and waterfalls they can start to get confused. That could be detrimental to your goal since confusion usually means they won't want to invest in something they don't understand.

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