What the source actually says
Examples include list price, unit count, tax record, and a lease you have reviewed. Preserve the source and date.
INVESTOR RESOURCES · OPERATOR NOTES
A deliberately small library about acquisition screens, investment Criteria, evidence, and diligence. No market predictions, manufactured urgency, or mass-produced neighborhood pages.
NEW · FIELD GUIDE
A practical, operator-grounded framework for defining goals, hard constraints, financial rules, evidence standards, and the next decision before evaluating a property.
01 / METHOD
A model becomes harder to trust when every input looks equally certain.
Examples include list price, unit count, tax record, and a lease you have reviewed. Preserve the source and date.
Market rent or near-term repair cost may be useful before verification, but should remain visibly provisional.
Vacancy, maintenance, financing, and reserves should be explicit so another investor can change them without changing the facts.
02 / INVESTMENT CRITERIA
Criteria keep a promising story from quietly moving the goalposts.
03 / FIRST SCREEN
04 / WORKED CASE
Follow a property from goal and Criteria through assumptions, the first constraint, sensitivity, and due diligence.
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