“I had the opportunity to partner with Denver closely when building PayUp together. I’ve been impressed with his entrepreneurial spirit and work ethic from our very first conversation. Even though he didn’t have tech experience coming in, Denver’s hunger to learn is unparalleled and he was able to bridge the gap within 2 months. Denver was naturally obsessed with product improvements and the small details that make early-stage companies very successful. Denver is an incredible communicator and had a knack for energizing teammates and investors. He is able to build trust with people in a short period of time and forges strong relationships. I would work with Denver again in a heartbeat and am excited for what the future holds.”
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Denver is a Real Estate Investor and Multifamily Sponsor based in Austin, TX. He is a…
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University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
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Activities and Societies: • Mendoza College of Business • Wall Street Club • Student International Business Council • International Market Watch • Four Horsemen Society
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Activities and Societies: • Valedictorian • Sixth Form Chair • London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts • The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (Piano) • The International Award (Duke of Edinburgh) • Volleyball • Basketball
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Care and Compassion Children's Orphange
The International Award for Young People
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Poverty Alleviation
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Junior Board
EMpower - The Emerging Markets Foundation
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Economic Empowerment
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Advance Corporate Finance
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Corporate Financial Reporting
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Development Economics
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Fixed Income Investment Strategies
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Foresight in the Business World
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Game Theory Economics
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Intermediate Macro Economics
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Intermediate Micro Economics
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International Finance
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Investment Theory
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Natural Resources
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Process Analytics
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Hindi
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Arabic
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Leyla Kunimoto
LPs, when evaluating CRE deals, don't skip on doing your own analysis of the market: Offering decks feature the highlights. It's YOUR job to understand the full picture - look for what's omitted. What you're looking for: 1️⃣ Population growth 📈: Start with Google: - check municipality AND county growth rates - for larger markets, check MSA. US Census publishes all this info, but UI is clunky. Overcome your fear of many numbers in small font. You won't regret it. 2️⃣ Employment, jobs, etc. US Census is the source - but there are data aggregators like: Datausa dot io You want to see a lot of different industries, esp for smaller markets. 3️⃣ Average household income (and where it's trending) In general, higher is usually better* after a certain threshold. Very low income areas come with their own unique challenges, seek specialists. *For MF opportunities, high income areas present another caveat: housing prices. High MHI + Low cost of housing = subdued demand for high-end apartments. City [dash] data [dot] com goes into granular detail on MHI by census block. 4️⃣ Crime in the area: City data provides a proprietary score - the lower, the better. There is a loose inverse correlation between economic prosperity and high crime. Check trends: is crime going down/up? 🏘 For MF, MHP, student housing --- drill in on crime in the immediate vicinity. - Tons of resources (many of them free): some municipalities publish crime maps. Check them out. - Search property name and go into the News tab in your search engine. I once looked at a deal where a high profile crime occurred two night prior. The out-of-town GP had no idea. New supply and asking rents. This is the hardest to verify. 5️⃣ For housing-related CRE, pretend you want to rent in the area: how does the property stack against competition (apartments dot com, zillow rentals, etc etc). ❗ Check out CRE broker reports. Most major brokerages (CBRE, M&M, and many others) publish reports for each asset class. Search them up. You can find very granular information: things like cap rates, new supply, asking rents, transaction volume. Example below is from a Cushman & Wakefield industrial report for Los Angeles. ~~~ 🛎 The full article with many additional resources is linked below:
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