Hello everyone,As we are considering building small apartment in midtown Sacramento, we are looking for financial modeling to arrive at a working Proforma, that will include, but not limited to, product types, construction costs, marketability (both as a rental or flip), etc..The numbers we did looks okay, but we would like to see professional opinionIf you or you know someone who can consult us on this, please contact meAs this is our first construction project, your feedback is appreciated Mike G

I'm happy to offer a guest pass to our virtual cloud office if you'd like to kick the tires on our training classes and support functions, as well as invite you to a private discovery presentation on how our team and business model works if you'd like to learn more.

There really is too much safety risk in any other model and it is better to deliver more then promise more and deliver less. 

This model has worked great and afforded me the opportunity to buy a second, income-generating property.

@Edward Brewington You can't pick out just 1 fee feature from a PM company and say "XYZ dosn't charge this", as there is different pricing models that have different means of accounting for these items.

What you should be looking for in a brokerage is how the specific brokerage model fits your personal goals and how it can help you in achieving them.GL on your exam!

What model (BRRR, fix and flip, etc.) are you considering?

A Proforma is a forward looking financial model.

This goal is at the core of how I’ve shaped my business, and how I model financials for new investments.

If you want in-person training and office culture, you want to focus on more traditional models like Keller Williams, Re/Max, Coldwell Banker, but you will give up more of your split there.