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How to underwrite deals without wasting a Broker’s time?

David Murff
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Hi guys!

First time posting here and had a question. I've been studying CRE investing for a few months now. Read a lot/consumed tons of content and really excited to begin underwriting deals and making valuable connections that will build the foundation of my "team"

Which brings me to my question:

Once I’ve found a valuable deal source, how do I practice underwriting tons deals(as Brandon advocates) without wasting a broker/realtor’s time and alienating them? Considering it’s unlikely I will be confident/proficient enough to follow through any time  soon. 

Thanks!

-David 

Kansas City, MO

Side note: would love to hear from any local newbies/investors/brokers in the Greater Kansas City Area!


 

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Ken Naim
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Ken Naim
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@David Murff the easiest way is look at deals online, start with loopnet and crexi. Know that many investors have passed on thise deals othrrwise they wouldn't be listed so dont be suprised if they aren't great.

Next check out tenx.com, ignore the low price it is just starting bid that is meaningless. The nice thing about the site is that they have a lot of due diligence done in advance. So you can review and get to understand what youll need and what it looks like.

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