An MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) is to warring nations what an LOI (Letter of Intent) is to parties of a real estate transaction.
Both are nearly meaningless.
@RobinhoodApp I know y’all can do this and likely don’t do it because it wouldn’t show well, but benchmarks.
Allow people to see how they perform against an Index.
Would you tough it out, meet benchmarks, and not call, or call to make the returns look better and manage perceptions and communications?
Would love to hear how others in the #CRE and syndication space approach this balancing act.
We’re facing a classic #valueadd dilemma on our latest multifamily deal. We’ve called 85% of investor capital so far, fully funding core improvements. The remaining 15% is earmarked for capex, but most projects are already complete.
For sponsors who want to build long-term investor relationships:
How do you weigh the optics of additional capital calls versus pushing toward stabilization, even if it means taking it slow on some “wish-list” projects?
All in all, 2 questions have come into focus for me:
If the price of Bitcoin continues to rise and S&P 500 index inclusion criteria are met, how likely is the committee to include MSTR?
What are the benefits and drawbacks of owning MSTR instead of Bitcoin other than leverage?
However, many of these convertible bondholders hedge with short positions, and as the stock rises, they must cover those shorts, creating additional buying pressure.
Probably the most common question I get from younger guys is “How would you do it all again if you were my age?”
I’ll do you one better. Here’s an extremely realistic gameplan to get from ~$0 to $1MM in 5 yrs
I’m going to assume that you have a W2, are roughly 22 and have limited capital coming out of college
We’re going to get you from $0 to $1MM in just 3 deals