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A Stack Method deal I was working on just fell apart because of the appraisal.
It came back $90K below the purchase price. - OUCH! Here’s why.👇 This deal in particular was a single family deal, but the same lesson applies to Multifamily deals too! (Hope this helps anyone NOT make the same mistake!) The seller had added an extra bedroom and bathroom during renovations. 🚨 But none of the work was permitted. 🚨 So when the appraisal was done… The appraiser couldn’t count the additional 1 bed / 1 bath. Instantly the value dropped. 😩 And in Stack Method deals, that creates a big problem. Because now the Transactional Funder may be asked to cover the gap between the appraisal value and the purchase price, on top of the down payment required by the primary lender. That’s a tough situation when the numbers no longer support the structure of this awesome acquisition strategy! Unfortunately this deal didn’t close. 💡But it taught me a simple lesson. Before sending & signing a PSA, buyers should always ask the seller: “Has any work been done on the asset — and was it permitted?” ⭐ Sometimes one small question can prevent a $90K problem. 👋 Anyone closing on Stack Method (Morby Method/ Seller Carry-back) deals? Let's Connect!
A Stack Method deal I was working on just fell apart because of the appraisal.
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@Mandy Cartagena Great lesson here — appraisal risk is real when the structure depends on it. One thing I’ve found helpful is anchoring the deal to income and lendable value upfront, not just purchase price. That way even if appraisal comes in light, the deal still holds. Curious — what did the in-place NOI support versus where you had it underwritten
Duplex Jackson MS $45,000
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Duplex Jackson MS $45,000
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@Jessica Hollingsworth Looks solid on the surface — quick question though… what are the actual operating expenses and in-place NOI? I like the rent, just want to understand true cash flow after taxes, insurance, and maintenance. My number is in my bio if easier to walk through. @Tamala Jones
Execute Purchase of Lease Option
I have a 17br co-living property (old ALf) that we did a lease on with option to purchase and now need to execute the purchase. We have fixed up and taken value to 1.5m and purchase price is 580k. Are there any lenders that will lend on the current value vs the purchase price? I have had people tell me yes, but then their underwriters say no. Looking to put into a long term loan if that helps.
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@Thang Dang It’s definitely being done — just not through the standard retail lending box most people are used to. Once the deal is structured around income instead of price, the options open up a lot more
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@Thang Dang Happy to walk through it — my number’s in my bio if you want to connect
Equity Raise | 128-Unit Value-Add Multifamily | Abilene, TX
Nearing contract on a 128-unit acquisition in Abilene and assembling soft commitments on the equity stack now. Unique angle: we’re partnered with the adjacent 100-unit owner — 228 units of combined scale from day one, with immediate upside through shared operations and expense consolidation. Abilene is a stable workforce housing market with consistent demand, low institutional competition, and favorable entry pricing. Projected Deal Returns: 8.4% CoC | 17% IRR | 2.04 EMx Looking to connect with experienced capital raisers and LPs who know value-add multifamily. Happy to share the full underwriting package — reach out if interested.
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@Bryson Hill I’m knew this to group Strong scale story. The part I’d want to see next is in-place NOI, debt coverage, and breakeven occupancy. Shared ops can help, but the real question is whether the existing income already supports the structure before the value-add kicks in.
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