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Why Some “Good Deals” Never Get Funded

Frankie Vozzi
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Usually it’s not the property. It’s how the deal is put together.

A few things that come up often:

  • Numbers are too tight → deal only works if everything goes perfectly
  • Exit isn’t realistic → refi or sale assumptions don’t match today’s market
  • Scope is unclear → rehab numbers aren’t detailed enough for underwriting
  • Liquidity gets stretched → investor qualifies for one deal, but not the next

None of these kill a deal immediately but they raise enough questions that funding gets harder or slower.

The deals that move smoothly are usually the ones that still make sense with a little margin for error.

Curious what’s been the biggest reason you’ve seen deals fall apart lately?

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