My Million Dollar Strategy - Real Estate Private Equity

So here goes....

Buyers:
I have an old list of all the REPE core, value-add and opportunity funds from RE Alert (Thanks!).
Also I have a healthy list of smaller funds/investment groups by googling: "investment criteria core-plus Florida". And I have an old list from 2013 of real estate buyers from Crittenden when I was a subscriber. Going to track/stalk the headlines of my local business journal for the last 3 years.

Then I put each buyer into their respective buckets, sub-buckets and sub-sub-buckets. Bucket 1 - investment type: retail, multi, office, land; sub-bucket: investment strategy: core, core-plus, value-Add or opportunistic; sub-sub-bucket: investment size: $1m to $10m, $10m to $50m, etc.

Next......

Properties:
I track all the properties for sale in my local MLS (luckily I live in South Florida so our stuff should be desirable to a wide range of investors from all over the country) and pick the best of the worst and re-package the deal while adding more in depth analysis: NPV, IRR, DCF, etc.

My thesis is 1) most out-of-area investors won't see the stuff on my local MLS, 2) most brokers aren't going to reach out to these investors, and 3) these deals on the MLS are going to be under analyzed so that is my opportunity to add value to the transaction besides just re-packaging and email blasting.

Benefits:
1) Sellers definitely wants to sell.
2) Buyers definitely wants to buy.
3) Seller is offering a commission so I don't have to ask for it from the Buyer.

I've read a lot of articles from people in high finance and I never knew how important cold calling was even tat the highest levels of business. So...even with a nice email and package I know I'm still going to have to hit that phone hard.

Feedback required!

 

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