What are peoples best practices to manage the risks involved with occupants?

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🔥 Here are a few practical reminders on underwriting and deal structuring:🏆 Start With the Numbers Know your ARV, rehab estimates, holding costs, and exit plan.If you’re holding rental properties, understand your DCR (Debt Coverage Ratio) — most lenders want to see the deal can pay for itself.📝 Funding Tools to Know:🏘️ EMD (Earnest Money Deposit): Be strategic — don’t overextend, but show you’re serious.📝 Gap Funding: Useful when you’re close but not quite there on closing day capital. ⚒️ Transactional Funding: Ideal for double closes — temporary funding with no credit pull.🔑 Short-Term Private Equity: For higher-cost flips or quick-turn projects, private equity can bridge the gap when traditional lending won’t.🤝 Double Close vs.

Personally we do not entertain a verbal offer . . . if the buyer is serious, submit a written offer. 

I was just talking about seeing it prior to the offer.

What are the top things you try and tackle once your offer is accepted?

just asking since I'm new on this and I'm really liking the numbers I'm being offered, but this  raised some concerns because it it looks kind a weird practice so I antes to get someone's advise. 

This can help them have confidence in your offer.

If you’ve ever looked at a multifamily deal, you’ve likely been handed an Offering Memorandum (OM)—a glossy PDF packed with numbers, charts, and well shot photos.But here’s the truth: not all OMs are created equal, and knowing how to read one is an essential skill for any investor.Here are a few key areas to focus on:Market Story vs.

I’m not entirely sure my sellers agent actually presented the offer from the wording in his response to me.