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Commercial & Residential Real Estate Clients
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Served 300,000 Units and 10 Million Sq. Foot Across Clients
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Homeowner Associations (HOA), Affordable Housing, Single Family Housing, Multifamily Apartments, Tax Credit & HUD Properties, Commercial, Student Housing, Retail, Industrial
Our indicative standard charges for Real Estate Analysis Services are listed below. Custom packages of 25, 50 and 80 hours per month are available.
Junior Analysts support acquisition teams with research, financial data compilation, and initial modeling. They assist in property evaluations and help prepare reports used in decision-making.
Mid-Level Analysts play a central role in evaluating real estate opportunities. They independently develop financial models, assist in underwriting, and contribute to acquisition strategy.
Senior Analysts lead end-to-end acquisition support—from opportunity identification and financial modeling to strategic recommendations and closing coordination. They bring deep expertise and guide junior analysts.
Acquisition support services in real estate involve helping investors, developers, or asset managers evaluate potential property transactions. These services typically include financial modeling, due diligence, market analysis, valuation review, risk assessment, and producing pro formas to help clients decide whether to acquire, build‑to‑suit, or divest.
An acquisition support specialist is a professional who guides and assists in all aspects of property acquisition. This includes gathering market and financial data, building and validating financial models, conducting comparables, reviewing leases and appraisals, assisting due diligence, and preparing reports and presentations to help stakeholders make informed transaction decisions.
In real estate acquisitions, the “types” often refer to:
Assisted acquisition services are those where the acquisition support provider works alongside the client’s team or third‑party advisors to share responsibilities. This may include jointly conducting research, reviewing documentation, helping with closing logistics, or acting in a consulting capacity to supplement internal resources.
Acquisition of services refers to the process of procuring external expertise, labor, or third‑party service providers to fulfill tasks or functions (here: for real estate acquisition work) rather than performing them in‑house. This might involve hiring analysts, consultants, or full teams to support the operational, financial, or strategic due diligence components of acquisitions.
An example: A real estate investment firm identifies a multi‑family apartment building in Texas. They engage acquisition support services to perform market comparables, rent roll analysis, expenses estimation, risk review (local regulations, tenant mix), cash flow projections, and then decide to acquire the property based on the returned metrics and internal hurdle rates.
An acquisition company (or acquisition support firm) focuses on identifying, analyzing, and facilitating property or asset acquisitions. Their work usually involves sourcing potential deals, conducting financial and market due diligence, preparing valuation models, negotiating terms, and supporting the closing process to ensure deals align with the client’s investment objectives.
Pricing varies depending on complexity, volume of properties, financial modeling depth, geographic scope, and whether the work is one‑off or ongoing. Typically, firms charge:
