How I Evaluate Private Market Deals (Step by Step)

Описание: How do you know if a private-market deal is actually worth investing in?

Look—anyone can throw together a glossy pitch deck and promise you the moon. But if you don’t have a framework to evaluate the thing in front of you, you’re just guessing.

That’s why in this video I’m walking you through my Growth Predictor Framework —the same playbook I run before writing a multi-million-dollar check. And to make it real, we’re running it on one of my own deals: Build Legacy I

Here’s the quick and dirty:

11 off-market properties in St. Louis’ Central West End
A seller who spent 40 years putting this portfolio together (and he’s rolling $8.3M back into the deal—so yeah, he believes in it)
$4.5M of equity unlocking $27M in assets right out of the gate
The most in-demand neighborhood in the Midwest ( 97% occupancy, 40,000 daily visitors, Whole Foods, world-class med school, and yes… even the World Chess Hall of Fame )
Oh, and 8 of 11 properties have immediate revenue upside , plus 1.1 acres of the last developable land in the corridor

This isn’t some “buy an apartment building and hope cap rates go down” play. This is placemaking. We’re literally buying the corners, upgrading the neighborhood, and playing the long game.

In fact, I’m the biggest investor across all Build Wealth funds. I don’t pitch stuff I wouldn’t put my own money in.

So if you want to see how I break down a private deal—business acquisition, private credit, real estate, PE—this is the playbook.

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Disclaimer: This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not a solicitation or offer to sell securities, and nothing here should be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. Always do your own due diligence.