How To Identify Commercial Properties, Run Due Diligence, Raise Capital, and Close Commercial Real Estate Transactions
InstructorJustin KivelEditorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This Excel model demonstrates real estate acquisition analysis by displaying purchase price, debt metrics, site metrics, and partnership level fees in a structured financial table.
This Excel model demonstrates real estate equity waterfall analysis, detailing the distribution of returns between General Partners and Limited Partners across multiple years.
This slide outlines key stages in property acquisition, covering the timeline, physical and financial due diligence, equity raising, lender sourcing, and career paths.
An instructor introduces the course content, highlighting key objectives such as landing an acquisitions analyst role and raising capital for deals.
The curriculum tracks the full acquisition cycle from deal sourcing and underwriting to due diligence and capital structuring.
Instruction includes specific technical elements such as Property Condition Assessments, Environmental Reports, and Lease Audits.
One signal from late 2024 indicates a lack of specific case studies, real-world contacts, or active portals; note that the course's 2026 update label does not prove these elements have been added.
The content aligns well with the stated goal of understanding the acquisition process from start to finish.
