Risky Business

11/10/23

38 minutes

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About this podcast

In this week’s episode, we’re delving into the world of real estate investing and management, uncovering the essential practices for mitigating risk and ensuring stability and growth. Whether you’re an investor or an operator, these concrete strategies will help you navigate the complex real estate landscape. Join us for “Risky Business: A Masterclass in Multifamily Risk Mitigation” where we explore:

  • Proper Insurance Coverage: Ensure you’re protected with the right insurance coverage for physical damage, liability, business interruption, and more.
  • Transparent Reporting Standards: Implement strong reporting standards to foster transparency and alignment between investors and operators.
  • Diversification: Reduce concentration risk by diversifying across multiple markets and property types.
  • Strict Underwriting Criteria: Focus on existing fundamentals rather than speculative assumptions in your investment decisions

And more!

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Key takeaways

  1. Thorough Due Diligence: Learn how to assess property conditions, local markets, operations, and financials to uncover hidden risks. For investors, we’ll show you how to evaluate sponsors and understand deal structures.
  2. Conservative Deal Structures: Discover the importance of conservative deal structures with reasonable projections, management fees, and investor protections. Investors, understand the range of your returns and what impacts that range.
  3. Proper Insurance Coverage: Ensure you’re protected with the right insurance coverage for physical damage, liability, business interruption, and more.
  4. Transparent Reporting Standards: Implement strong reporting standards to foster transparency and alignment between investors and operators.
  5. Diversification: Reduce concentration risk by diversifying across multiple markets and property types.
  6. Strict Underwriting Criteria: Focus on existing fundamentals rather than speculative assumptions in your investment decisions.