If interested in raising capital on a deal (deal 69) or future deals give me a reply...if someone already is doing this let me know...we can contribute to total required investment as a LP..

If you’re working toward your first multifamily deal and want to learn the full process from start to finish, I’m looking to collaborate. My focus is getting Deal #1 done with the right group, gaining real experience, and building a foundation we can scale. I have been doing the groundwork needed to move into multifamily and I’m consistently reviewing deals and building relationships that support the acquisition process. I’m ready to move quickly when the right opportunity comes along. If you are serious about taking action and want to collaborate, send me a message. Let’s close our first deal and grow from there.

I am a product and business leader in consumer tech, and I am actively working toward my first commercial multifamily acquisition, targeting 20-30 unit value-add buildings in Ohio and the Midwest. I already own a residential multifamily, and I am currently underwriting real deals and building relationships with brokers and other investors. I am sharing what I am learning along the way, mistakes included, in case it helps others in the process too. Why I stopped trusting the "return" a seller shows me - I recently underwrote a deal where the seller's worksheet claimed a solid cash-on-cash return. When I rebuilt the numbers myself using their own actual rent roll and expenses, the debt service was higher than the property's current income. At today's occupancy, the deal was losing money and not making the advertised return. What did I fix: I stopped anchoring my offer to the seller's pro forma and anchored it to current, in-place income instead. Any upside from filling vacancies or raising rents becomes a bonus on top of a deal that already works, not the thing keeping it afloat. Lesson: Always rebuild the NOI yourself from the raw numbers before trusting anyone's summary, including your own broker's. What is one number you always recheck yourself before trusting a seller's pitch?

Hey everyone! I’m Manohar. I’m actively looking to connect with people interested in helping me raise capital and build out a strong investor network as I scale into multifamily. Whether you already have investor relationships or want to grow that skill set alongside real deals, I’d love to collaborate. I bring 12 years of experience in single‑family investing — fix‑and‑flips and buy‑and‑hold — with a strong foundation in acquisitions, underwriting, and hands‑on asset management. As I transition into multifamily, I’m also looking to connect with operators and sponsors who need support on the acquisitions or asset‑management side, including deal sourcing, underwriting, business plans, and operations post‑close. If you’re raising capital, operating deals, or building a team, feel free to reach out to me. Happy to connect and explore alignment. Looking forward to meeting you and working with you all. :)