@@muhammaddutt8557 The Advanced Real Estate Financial Modeling Bootcamp and The Advanced Real Estate Pro Forma Modeling Master class both walk through IRR partitioning. You can find more details on each here: breakintocre.com/courses
Solid tools for any budding CRE investor. I liked how you explain IRR partitioning in really simple terms. It was something I understood but never could express in clear terms. Keep up the great work, Justin!
Hi Justin, we are architect and gc, my company does design build and we are thinking of raising money for multifamily, any advise on how to start? Thank you
Focus on building your investor base first, ask them what they're looking for in a real estate investment vehicle (from a return and risk perspective), and try to go out and do those types of deals. Development is extremely capital intensive, and you'll want to know what your capital sources are looking for before getting started. Good luck!
Hello, I'm about to purchase one of your courses. I wanted to know what the difference is between The Real Estate Development Modeling Master Class and The Real Estate Pro Forma Modeling Master Class?
The higher the LTV (or LTC), the higher this leverage delta becomes, but that also increases risk as you move up that spectrum. 75% LTC will usually get you between about 2.0x-2.25x on most types of deals in my experience.
What are some advanced analysis techniques you like to use when underwriting real estate deals?
Which course goes over IRR partitioning?
@@muhammaddutt8557 The Advanced Real Estate Financial Modeling Bootcamp and The Advanced Real Estate Pro Forma Modeling Master class both walk through IRR partitioning. You can find more details on each here: breakintocre.com/courses
@@BreakIntoCRE Great, see you there
Great video - IRR partitioning is an excellent tool
Solid tools for any budding CRE investor. I liked how you explain IRR partitioning in really simple terms. It was something I understood but never could express in clear terms. Keep up the great work, Justin!
Great video and presentation. You made it easy to understand - thank you.
Very well done - as usual - easy to understand explanation, thank you 🙏
Glad it helped, James!
Wow, great content as always!!
My underwriting model doesn’t have these features, is this shared within your membership??
Hey Tdrizzy, yes, there are several models and training files inside the Academy membership with include an IRR partitioning feature.
Hello. Great info you have shared. Do you gather your excel sheets from CCIM? Or have you built your own? Once again, great information.
Hi Justin, we are architect and gc, my company does design build and we are thinking of raising money for multifamily, any advise on how to start? Thank you
Focus on building your investor base first, ask them what they're looking for in a real estate investment vehicle (from a return and risk perspective), and try to go out and do those types of deals. Development is extremely capital intensive, and you'll want to know what your capital sources are looking for before getting started. Good luck!
@@BreakIntoCRE I appreciate the advise. Any community or fb group in particular that I can start networking on? Thank you!
Hi can you teach me to get leads for commercial office space leasing ( I'm from India)
Hello, I'm about to purchase one of your courses. I wanted to know what the difference is between The Real Estate Development Modeling Master Class and The Real Estate Pro Forma Modeling Master Class?
For the leverage delta. You mentioned 1.75x - 2.5x for 65% LTV, how does this change for more leveraged deals like bridge loans (75% LTC)
The higher the LTV (or LTC), the higher this leverage delta becomes, but that also increases risk as you move up that spectrum. 75% LTC will usually get you between about 2.0x-2.25x on most types of deals in my experience.
@@BreakIntoCRE thank you sir.
One more question. Are you comparing LP IRR to unlevered IRR or Project (levered) IRR to unlevered IRR
Has anyone here done both Break into CRE course and Adventures in CRE modeling course?
Yes I have
once educated in the backend of CRE deals without any experience how would you go about entering the space without being a full time analyst.