All Forum Posts by: Benjamin Risser

Looking to invest in real estate? You need to know your market and your numbers first. I currently own and manage in partnership 580+ units of multifamily commercial real estate representing $32 MM in committed capital. I have underwritten countless deals, whether multifamily value add, new development, redevelopment, single family home flips and rentals. I can provide Underwriting Reports, Pro Formas, CapEx budgets, quantitative or graphic content for Offering Memorandums, or ad-hoc MS Excel analysis. I have existing Proprietary analysis tools or can create custom analysis or tools for your specific application. Whether your looking for a second opinion on the numbers or are looking for a long term team member, I am confident I can add value to your business objectives in this skill set. Look up my profiles on BiggerPockets, LinkedIN, and Upwork.com.

You can learn more about me by looking up the podcasts I've been on below,

• Michael Blank's podcast "Apartment Building Investing" #102
• Joe Fairless's podcast "The Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever" #1385
• Whitney Sewell's podcast "The Real Estate Syndication Show" WS331

If you'd like to discuss your particular project or business needs, I can be reached at [email protected]

As a syndicator of commercial real estate investments (currently multi-family), what would be the benefits or detriments to the syndication business of becoming a licensed real estate agent for commercial real estate. How can deals be structured or agent/broker arrangements be negotiated to minimize constraints and conflicts of interest with a growing syndication business. I know this question has been asked and answered a million times for SFH investors, but what about for syndicators of CRE?