Lesson 15: Term Real Estate Investment Project
October 24, 2016
Mon, Oct 24
Review:
- Project Lonestar
- Accidental Liquor Store
Presentation:
- Shark Tank: Real Estate Edition
- Term Project (in lieu of final paper)
- You’ve been invited to “pitch” a Real Estate Investment plan
- Investors are offering up to $150,000 in real estate investment capital
- You may also use mortgage financing to increase your purchase power
- Select one or more target properties
- Pueblo County market only (or request permission for different market)
- Property must be an “Active” listing on the MLS
- Use comparable sales analysis to generate valuation estimates
- Develop an ROI worksheet to analyze potential returns
- Provide a target purchase price range including “offer”, “accept” and “highest” amounts
- Decide on an “exit strategy”
- Examples: buy and hold rental, fix and flip, pay cash + sell w/ owner financing, etc.
- Investors want to know how/when they’ll get their money back
- Present investment plan during class
- Use PowerPoint or other presentation software
- Presentation should be between 5 and 10 minutes (I will cut you off at 10 min)
- Presentation Dates: Nov 7, 9, 14, 16, 28, 30
- 5-6 student presentations per class
- Sign up for one of the class dates
- Attendance (when not presenting) will be part of your project grade
- 2nd Exam may include student presentation material
Assignment:
- Identify your target investment properties for the Shark Tank assignment
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