The short answer
A portfolio is not improved simply by adding another property. Define what the acquisition contributes, how it changes concentration and what evidence supports its expected cash flow and exit.
State the investment thesis
Write the reason for buying, the evidence that would support it and the events that would disprove it. Separate market expectations from contractual or completed facts.
Model the whole holding
Include acquisition costs, payment timing, vacancy, service charges, maintenance, management, financing and sale costs. Use ranges where future outcomes are uncertain.
Measure concentration and liquidity
Review exposure by city, community, developer, completion date, property type, tenant profile and currency. A new launch can add hidden concentration even when the project name is different.
Sources & scope
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