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Then the three or four sentences that explain why. Then the headline number a busy committee member needs to see before they read further.\n[Two to four sentences. What is the asset, what is the strategy, and why is it the right deal for this committee at this moment. Avoid hedging. Lead with the recommendation.]\nKey headline figures:\nPurchase price: $[X.XM] (at [X.XX]% going-in cap on Year 1 NOI)\nEquity required: $[X.XM] (at [XX]% LTV / [X.XX]% rate / [XX]-yr amort)\nProjected returns: [XX.X]% levered IRR · [X.XXx] equity multiple · [X.X]% Year 1 cash-on-cash\nHold period: [10] years · Exit at [X.XX]% cap (going-in + [25] bps)\n02 · INVESTMENT THESIS\nWhy this deal, now.\nThree to five bullets. Each bullet is the answer to a question the committee is going to ask. Specific, not generic.\n[Thesis #1 — the structural reason this asset is mispriced or right-priced today. Address the asset's position in the market cycle.]\n[Thesis #2 — the contractual or operational asymmetry that makes the returns durable. Lease term, tenant credit, rent escalations, replacement cost.]\n[Thesis #3 — the operational or asset-management lever the sponsor will pull during the hold.]\n[Thesis #4 — optional. The exit thesis. Who buys this asset at the going-in cap + 25 bps in Year 10.]\n[Thesis #5 — optional. The portfolio fit reason — what this deal does for the broader fund or strategy.]\n03 · ASSET & TENANCY\nThe physical thing and who pays the rent.\nAnchor the committee in the physical reality. Photo if you have one. Then the lease facts that drive the returns.\n[Property description: 2-3 sentences on the building, the location, the construction, the functional attributes. Mention replacement cost basis if relevant.]\nTenancy:\nTenant: [Tenant name] · [OpCo / PropCo / Parent] guaranty · [Public / Private] · [Credit indicator if applicable]\nLease type: [Absolute NNN / NNN / Modified Gross] · Tenant pays [list of expense responsibilities]\nLease term: [Original term] · Commenced [date] · Expires [date] · [X] years remaining at acquisition close\nEscalations: [X.X]% [annual / fixed steps] · [Continues through / Resets at] options\nOptions: [N x N-year] at [10% bump / FMV reset] · Notice window [X months prior to expiration]\nYear 1 in-place rent: $[XXX,XXX] / $[X.XX] per SF\n04 · UNDERWRITING & FINANCIAL RETURNS\nThe numbers, the assumptions behind them, and what we did with them.\nThe committee wants to know what you held constant and what you flexed. State the assumptions plainly. State the OM tie-out. State the sensitivity range.\nHeld assumptions:\nHold period: [10] years · Exit cap: going-in + [25] bps\nMarket rent growth: [3.0]% · Contractual escalations: [2.0]%\nRenewal probability: [85]% · Downtime on non-renewal: [9] months\nReimbursement recovery: [100]% (LL OpEx exposure: [$0 absolute NNN])\nAcquisition costs: [1.0]% of purchase price · Disposition: [4.0]% of sale\nOM tie-out: Year 1 NOI ties exactly to OM ($[XXX,XXX]). Going-in cap matches OM ([X.XX]%). No adjustments to OM-stated economics for Year 1.\nReturns at scenario price ($[X.XXM]):\nYear 1 NOI: $[XXX,XXX] · Year 10 NOI: $[XXX,XXX]\nLevered IRR: [XX.X]% · Equity multiple: [X.XXx] · Year 1 CoC: [X.X]%\nYear-by-year DSCR: [X.XX] min · [X.XX] avg · [X.XX] max (above floor of [1.20])\nUnlevered IRR: [X.X]% · Going-in cap: [X.XX]% · Exit cap: [X.XX]%\n05 · RISK FRAMEWORK\nWhat can break this deal, and how exposed are we.\nThree to five risks. Each risk has a one-line description, a magnitude (return impact), and a mitigant. 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