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Jim Froehlich
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Large Developments - Key Indicators for Success (or Failure!)

Jim Froehlich
  • Investor
  • New Hampshire
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Experienced developers (or underwriters) of large multi-units or commercial deals:  What do you think are the most important factors when analyzing deals that are close to execution (i.e. past entitlement phase)?  I've been vetting deals lately for private equity consideration and notice the due diligence files number between 150-250 (many legal, accounting, civil engineering).  Beyond credentials of the developer and great market research, what do experienced people think are the key variables to look at for whether a deal is likely to perform as predicted?  Most likely red flags? What have you missed in the past that came back to hurt? What things hurt your performance that were unpredictable? 

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Jim Froehlich
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Jim Froehlich
  • Investor
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wow...that was my 100th post...I'm doing this one just so I only have about 28,899 posts to go before I'm as active on BP as @Jay Hinrichs! hah

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