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All Forum Posts by: Joseph Bramante

Joseph Bramante has started 11 posts and replied 152 times.

Post: Finally closed on our first multi family building!

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

Congrates @Derek Gibbs The first one is always the hardest. I'm closing my 6th right now and its a breeze. 

You're working too hard. Switch to multifamily already and relax. 

Post: 112 unit, 2015 construction workforce housing property

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Houston.

Purchase price: $11,000,000
Cash invested: $3,500,000

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/655816-close-feb9-112-units-2015-yoc-5yr-hold-18-irr-2x-eq-7-coc-houston

Post: Cardone Capital Investing

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132
Originally posted by @Brian Burke:

There are two kinds of people in the real estate fundraising/syndication business.  Good operators, and good marketers.  They aren't often found together, most of the time they are one or the other.

If you are fundraising, and you are a good marketer, you are going to make your offering sound amazing.

If you are a good operator, you are going to talk about risk and assumptions and markets and variables...stuff that doesn't sound amazing at all but shows that you are prudently acknowledging those elements of the business and, if you are a really good operator, have a plan to address them.

I guess that's why I suck at marketing...

 I have that same problem, though i have hired a company to market our investment offerings to bridge the gap. 

Post: Close Feb9 112 units 2015 YOC 5yr hold 18%IRR 2x eq 7%coc Houston

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

@Alex Hamilton your service does not apply to our investment. Please remove your post. Thank you. 

Post: Close Feb9 112 units 2015 YOC 5yr hold 18%IRR 2x eq 7%coc Houston

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

Investment process is fully automated via our World Class Investor Portal. 

Click here to Sign Up https://investors.triarcproperties.com/sign-up

Once registered, you can review the detailed proforma, PPM and other documents. If after speaking with me you want to invest, simply click Invest Today on the Offering and follow the Docusign prompts to electronic sign the paperwork. 

Post: Close Feb9 112 units 2015 YOC 5yr hold 18%IRR 2x eq 7%coc Houston

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

Here is the link to our detailed Investment Summary

https://drive.google.com/a/triarcrep.com/file/d/1Y...

Post: Close Feb9 112 units 2015 YOC 5yr hold 18%IRR 2x eq 7%coc Houston

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

•Overview: TriArc is under contract for a 112-unit Class A Workforce Housing community that was constructed in 2015 and located near another property that TriArc owns allowing for significant operational efficiencies. The property is under contract for $11M ($98k/dr) and the all-in acquisition price is $11.7M of which $3.5M will be equity.

•TriArc Properties: TriArc Properties is a full-service investment management firm focused on the acquisition of opportunistic multifamily real estate assets with untapped or unrealized value that delivers market leading returns to its investors.

•The Property: Smart Living At Stuebner Apartments is a garden style community that benefits from being well located on the northern boundary of Independence Heights and west of I-45.

–Operational Synergies: TriArc will be able to operate the two properties as a single 250 unit property, significantly reducing the payroll. TriArc will also place brochures and marketing materials in the offices of each, cross marketing the properties. The properties will also be sold together attracting intuitional investors

–Value Creation: The property lacks any exterior amenities. TriArc will lavishly update the 8,000 sf courtyard with a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, lounging area and water feature. TriArc will add yards to the first floor units and convert the existing office back into a rentable unit.

–Submarket Experience: TriArc has operated numerous properties in the submarket and recently completed a $7k/dr renovation on the neighboring property to increase rents $120.

•The Opportunity: TriArc is offering the opportunity invest in a newly built property at below replacement cost with significantly less risk than older properties. An investment of $100k is equivalent to 2.9% partnership interest in the property

–Target Returns: The estimated IRR is 17.9% with an equity multiple of 2.06x

–Distributions: An estimated 8-9% annually during the first 3 years of IO then 4% and sold for 176%

–Timing: The estimated closing date is Feb 9th, 2019 and exit date is Jan 31st, 2024

Post: Multifamily investing coaches

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

@Troy Remelski Look into taking a few courses at CCIM. Its classroom style learning, both online and in person though you may have to fly depending on your location. 

Post: Resident Retention Program Ideas

Joseph BramantePosted
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 157
  • Votes 132

Hey BiggerPockets members,

Looking for some input from the larger property owners (100+ units) on what, if any, resident retention programs they have in place. Currently we have none but were toying with the idea of giving back $50+ per lease renewal with ever increasing amounts for multiyear renewals (i.e., 2nd renewal $100, 3rd $150, etc). Would love to hear input from anyone who has has tried something like this with a few years of run time with it and has a proven increase or decrease or no change in the renewal rate.