I'd be curious for people to share complex deals they've worked on and how they went about the underwriting.
Property Type: Market: Debt/Equity: What made it complicated/issues: How you went about underwriting it, getting past complexity: How is it performing/did it perform: What you learned/tips you'd share:
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Complicated to underwrite or complicated to structure and execute?
Whichever. I'm just curious to see what people say/get something started.
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