All Forum Posts by: Jared Carpenter

@Dan Handford

Hi Dan - would you be willing to share with me the details of the person you used on upwork.com?

@Account Closed

Great post, fantastic points. One portion of it I question is where you mention “There is a lot of capital out there looking for deals, but make no mistake that money is easy to come by.”

For me, finding the capital has been the most challenging part. Once someone has mastered the main point of your post, what advice can you offer on seeking out reliable capital to put your deal in front of?

what are the rent comps like (avg rents and occupancy), what is happening in the submarket, and what type of debt can you put on the asset?

Anyone want to share their "pitch book" with the public? I'm talking about the 15-page or so pitch deck for your multifamily syndication business that you use to initially show to potential investors to get them excited about you and your deals? I am preparing a deck for a meeting I have the third week of June for a lihtc resyndication fund. Any examples from any segment of the industry would be incredibly helpful. Thank you!

@Daniel Lehrman

Hi Daniel, are you a commercial/MF agent or do you focus on SFH and condos in Phoenix?

@Stephen R.

Sorry if I was confusing, what I’m trying to suggest is take it all down cash and then put tax 4% credits back on the property, keeping it affordable and in the program.  Doesn’t that make sense? I work with these properties everyday, have prob sold 16 of them this year.

@Stephen R.

Why don’t you resyndicate the asset, or put tax credits back on it, pull out a developer fee and then cash flow. I’m sure the housing authority would give you soft funds. In Texas if you partner with a housing authority you can get a full tax exemption. This way you’ll get paid and won’t have to kick anyone out.

@Joel Espinoza

hi Joel - how is your acquisitions role in the LIHTC space coming along? What criteria does your group look for in a LIHTC asset?

@Rama Krishna did you end up buying this asset?

@Melissa N.

did you end up acquiring the asset?