All Forum Posts by: Josh Murr
Josh Murr has started 1 posts and replied 17 times.
Post: Recommendations for multi-family analysis software
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- Tulsa, OK
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thanks for all the help and feedback.
Post: Private Money
- Investor
- Tulsa, OK
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@Dennis Johnson
Have you built a database of sophisticated and accredited investors?
Do you have relationships with banks and mortgage brokers that have an appetite for the type of asset you are looking to fund?
There are a lot of other questions I would ask but don't want to write a book but these 2 are sort of step 1 and 2 in my opinion.
Are you in a contract already on this property? Accepted LOI? What stage are you in on this deal?
Post: Recommendations for multi-family analysis software
- Investor
- Tulsa, OK
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Originally posted by @Chad Hotovec:
Josh Murr I use Property Evaluator, and it works great for me. For Multi family you really need the paid version. I have the paid version for my iPhone and Mac. I've tried others but found Property Evaluator to be the best fit for me.
Best of luck,
Chad
Chad, it is propertyevaluator.com?
Post: Recommendations for multi-family analysis software
- Investor
- Tulsa, OK
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Originally posted by @Chris Tracy:
@Josh Murr- How many units are the deals you are looking at? I have software that I can help you use. (for free)... Save your money.
Our target is 200+ unit,value add, B and C class. What experience do you have? We are continually looking to network with like minded people and build a portfolio through syndications.
Post: Recommendations for multi-family analysis software
- Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 19
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Originally posted by @Chad Hotovec:
Josh Murr I use Property Evaluator, and it works great for me. For Multi family you really need the paid version. I have the paid version for my iPhone and Mac. I've tried others but found Property Evaluator to be the best fit for me.
Best of luck,
Chad
Awesome! Thanks Chad!
Post: Recommendations for multi-family analysis software
- Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 19
- Votes 10
Originally posted by @Neil Schoepp:
Here are two
A free one that is basic and straight forward.
I have heard good things about Michael Blanks deal analyzer.
I have not used either of these but they both have been recommended here on BP more than once and is how I have heard of them.
Hopefully someone that HAS use them will now chime in and give their thoughts.
Thanks Neil. Any input is helpful. I'll check them out
Post: Recommendations for multi-family analysis software
- Investor
- Tulsa, OK
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there seems to be numerous pre-purchase analysis software programs for creating a pro-forma for multifamily Acquisitions, available in the market. We are searching for one that is user-friendly and has a module for presentation purposes to lenders and investors as well. Thank you for your valuable feedback
Post: Capex vs Opex when looking at a T12
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- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 19
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Originally posted by @Simcha Davidman:
Brad, thank you very much for clarifying that.
I second Brad's comment. Just wanted to ad the it stands for Trailing 12 months. It's good to learn the lingo when trying to talk to pros.
Post: Funding in Oklahoma
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- Tulsa, OK
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@Kevin Maxwell. Good luck bro. In in Tulsa if you ever need anything
Post: Out of state buy and hold
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- Tulsa, OK
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hi @RonaldWarren . I am not an expert in taxes but I'm guessing there would be some minor things but nothing thats too big. Have you posted in the taxes and legal forums? I am in Tulsa btw. Another thing with you being out of state is property mgmt. I'm sure you've thought about everytjing.