All Forum Posts by: Ken Lacroix

Hi @Jeff Daniels,

My approach to a pitch deck is to build it from the outside in:

1. Why that state?

2. Why that city?

3. Why that area within the city (i.e. sub-market and even sub-sub-market if needed)?

4. Why that property's location?

The OM is a good start and keep in mind the message it is designed to send to you as the buyer. It may be embellished.

I leverage CoStar reports (free from the broker), the US Census site, and others to get stats relevant to the deal that answer the Whys mentioned above.

All that information in 7-8 slides maximum with the last one being a Call to Action slide. You can create as many slides as you want and put aside to pull up quickly to answer questions.

I can't share what I have but I hope it provides enough for you to build a template.

Cheers 


 
 

My WHY is my family and to build generational wealth where my sons will have more control over there lives.

It liberates me from linear income. If I am not able to fulfill my duties for my employer they will not hesitate to reduce my salary and eventually let me go. 

The people. It's about networking. Most real estate investors truly want to help you succeed no matter where you are in the world. In other industries people want to destroy you to get ahead.

Finally, real estate has no retirement age. At age 65 or sooner I will rewire from my 9-5 job.   

I am an investor living in Ottawa, Canada with sole ownership of 2 triplexes in Saint John, New Brunswick and am in the final stages of setting up my U.S. corporate structure to scale up my portfolio exponentially. My focus is the multi-family asset class using a buy-and-hold strategy. My target markets are Houston, Dallas, and Corpus Christi. My BuyBox in these markets includes the following criteria: 25-50 units, built after 1982, low rise, C class with mild to medium renovations, etc. 

I am on FB where we can connect and look forward to meeting you in person at a multi-family investor event.