Breaking down the OM
Want to make this thread a kind of "best practices" for reviewing OMs efficiently and effectively. What is your process and what are some things you think are important to focus on? Are there sections you ignore entirely due to broker fluff?
Other's thoughts?
the text that is the buried is often the most important
I completely ignore broker proformas. Most of them are hilarious. I only read them to get a good laugh. I also generally ignore anything market related. The reason is that if you are buying a property in a certain market, you should know about that market and dont need a broker explaining it to you. I only care about historicals and comp set. Regarding comp set, you'll need to do your own due diligence on this as well. For example, I have seen OMs for class B properties with like $1000 rent per 1 bedroom unit and then the comp set is at like $2000 per unit. When you delve in deep you see the comp set are all high end class properties with way more amenities. Use the OM as a starting tool and just that.
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