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Fractured Condo - Help with Financial Model
My partner and I are under contract on a 30+ unit fractured condo deal in DFW. Obviously, we are in the middle of an interesting time and I want to make sure our financial model is modeling everything conservatively. We are still under 3rd party financing contingency, collection seems to be strong (according to broker) and we are getting a new roof, and some credits.
This is our first big MF (I've done 20+ SF deals though) so would anyone with strong MF financial modeling experience be willing to spend 30 min to look through our financial model and give us feedback?
Thank you in advance.