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Why Some Deals Only Work “On Paper”

Frankie Vozzi
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I’m seeing more deals lately that technically “work”… but only under perfect conditions.

Usually:

  • Rent has to hit top-of-market
  • Rehab has to stay on budget
  • Exit has to go exactly as planned

That’s a lot to go right.

The deals holding up best:

  • Still work with conservative numbers
  • Have room for delays
  • Don’t depend on one outcome

Are you stress-testing your deals right now?