Deal intake / acquisitions
Your buy box is a scoring function.
Most acquirers publish their criteria, then screen every inbound deal against them by hand. This runs the criteria as written: each asset class on its own thresholds, misses explained in plain language, and the near-misses — the ones that quietly die in a full inbox — pulled out and flagged instead of dropped.
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- Browser-only
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- Criteria as published
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- Human decision
Awaiting a deal
The screen is ready.
Every rule below is checked independently, and each asset class is screened on its own thresholds — a park is judged on pads and cap rate, not on a multifamily unit band.
Executable criteria
- 01Multifamily: 40–300 units, built 1975+
- 02Commercial Flex: up to 250,000 SF
- 03Rv Park: 25+ pads, 8+ cap
- 04Mobile Home Park: 25+ pads, 8+ cap
- 05Campground: 25+ pads, 8+ cap
- 0618 states: AL, AR, AZ, CO, FL, GA, ID, IN, LA, MT, NC, NV, OK, SC, TN, TX, UT, WI
- 07Excluded: IL, CA, NY
- 08A creative financing structure is required on every deal type
Not screened — never published
Minimum cap rate outside hospitality · DSCR floor · Cash-on-cash floor · Price ceiling. These are left out rather than guessed.
The honest boundary
What this does not do
- It does not decide.It ranks and explains. Every offer, every reply, every commitment stays with a person.
- It does not invent thresholds.A criterion that was never published is reported as unscreened, not filled in with an industry average and quietly scored against.
- It does not treat silence as a pass.A submission missing the year built has not met a vintage rule — it has not been screened on one, and it says so.
- It does not keep your deal.Screening runs in your browser. Nothing is transmitted or stored.