These were all originally live-in units we just slowly collected and have pretty good loans (VA or my 2020 2.5%) hence not as optimized.

Hi All,
At the end of the year, I try to look back and try to figure out what went well and poorly... any why. I'm just past a decade of real estate investing and am starting to set annual goals for myself. 
I've st...

Optimize it.

It has to be marketable, but there are much better properties than mine in this neighborhood.It comes down to 3 basic pillars, and I'll give one example of each here, and will go into more depth on each when I have a bit more time.1) Listing Optimization - Bullet points, color.

I’m especially interested in hearing from those managing office, mixed-use, or multi-tenant commercial buildings.Always looking to learn how operators are optimizing this part of the business.

Is there a formula to determine the optimal purchase price? 

Im fairly new to real estate investing and was curious if there’s an optimal way to figure out how your current market is doing.

Is there a formula to use to determine the optimal purchase price?

The asset is stabilized with a strong NOI, and we have the senior debt terms in hand.We're evaluating the optimal equity structure for a deal of this size and profile (~$870k equity check).

Quote from @D Kimberly: I’m under contract on a value-add commercial property with strong in-place cash flow and a clear refinance path.First-position financing is in process, but I’m evaluating different capital stack structures to optimize speed and flexibility at closing.Specifically, I’m curious how experienced operators here have structured:• Temporary equity partners vs. preferred equity• Short-term bridge capital prior to stabilization• Buy-out provisions post-refinanceFor those who’ve executed similar transactions, what structures have you found most efficient and lender-friendly?