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Source
Start with the asset, the seller situation, and why it may fit your mandate.
Local experience.
Personal accountability.
Goran, Dario, Mark, and Omid are the people behind the relationship. Your criteria guide the introduction; the property information and specific terms guide the decision.
Proof before promises.
Explore publicly documented apartment, office, mixed-use, and rental transactions from the affiliated team’s MN CRE history. We distinguish that history from current opportunities and from the work of individual principals.
Our residential acquisition and renovation experience adds another perspective. You can review the businesses and completed projects behind it, then ask about the role and resources available for your own purchase.
Review the published record ↗The acquisition, all the way throughFind the property.
Find the property.
Understand the whole plan.
A direct relationship connects the property discussion to the decisions that come next. We establish our role and the support available for each opportunity.
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Underwrite
Review the available numbers, condition, assumptions, and missing information.
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Structure
Discuss the proposed terms, financing plan, roles, and decision-makers.
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Close
Coordinate the agreed diligence, access, advisers, and closing requirements.
05
Manage
Define the operating handoff and identify who will handle the day-to-day work.
06
Renovate
Scope the improvements, budget, schedule, and team needed to execute.
Management, construction, financing, and professional services are discussed separately and depend on the provider, agreed scope, and availability. A buyer introduction does not engage every service.
Built for your next $1M+ purchaseGive us the criteria.
Give us the criteria.
We’ll make it personal.
Your budget tells us the size of the acquisition. Your available equity, operating experience, and timing help us understand how you will get it done.
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