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Description

Learn to model advanced real estate equity waterfall structures like catch-ups, clawbacks, multiple return hurdles, and more in a step-by-step, easy to understand way.
Real estate equity waterfall modeling is one of the most complex and advanced topics in real estate finance and financial modeling.
And with so many different structures out there, it can get overwhelming
really
quickly.
But fortunately, it doesn't have to be.
If you're looking to learn how to model complex equity waterfall structures like GP catch-ups, clawbacks, multiple return hurdles, and cash-on-cash return hurdles
in an easy-to-understand, step-by-step way, you're in the right place.
My name is Justin Kivel, and I've taught over 15,000 students real estate financial modeling and analysis through my Break Into CRE courses.
And personally, throughout my career I've
modeled over $1.5 billion of closed commercial real estate acquisitions
, each of which involved raising capital from equity investors, and incorporating a unique waterfall structure to match each specific deal.
In this course, we're going to go step-by-step through building four real estate equity waterfall models from scratch:
The GP Catch-Up Model:
In this model, we'll cover how to build out a GP "Catch-Up" waterfall structure in Excel, where cash flows are split pari passu until a certain hurdle rate, then cash flows are split in a different ratio until the GP "catches up" to a certain percentage of the overall profits, and then an additional structure above that. And we'll build it in a way where you can just change a few manual inputs, and everything else will change automatically for you.
The Clawback Model:
In this model, we'll build out a "Clawback" waterfall structure in Excel, where the GP or sponsor was paid promoted interest early in the fund life based on achieving high returns, but then is required to return that promoted interest at the end of the fund life if the fund as a whole did not hit the preferred returns it promised investors.
The Multiple Return Hurdle Model:
In this model, we'll build out a waterfall structure in which
two
different hurdles need to be hit in order for the GP to earn promoted interest on the deal. For cases where you have an IRR hurdle and also an equity multiple hurdle, this will be your go-to resource.
The Cash-on-Cash Waterfall Model:
In this model, we'll build out a cash-on-cash based waterfall model. If you're doing a deal that you don't plan to sell any time soon, and want to get paid now (rather than after a return of capital), you'll find this model extremely helpful. We'll also include the build-out of a separate, back-end profit sharing structure, so you can customize the split of sale proceeds whenever you decide to sell the property.
We'll also
clearly explain what's happening in each structure, behind the complex formulas that you see in Excel, so you know exactly how each structure functions in a real estate deal.
Here's what some our students have had to say about the course:
★★★★★
"Very clear explanations! I like the repetition through the different examples to embed learning. It's also helpful to say which shortcuts you are doing so that this becomes second nature."
★★★★★
"This is amazing training. It covers those hands-on things which are hard to get without being into the CRE business. Very detailed, error-less explanation of complex scenarios."
★★★★★
"Unbelievable course. I spent the weekend working through this and the prerequisite Equity Waterfall Modeling Master Class. This was the practical deep dive I needed to compliment my real world and academic exposure to Real Estate Private Equity."
★★★★★
"Fantastic course, and just like with Justin's other courses: crammed with great content and hands-on application. No fluff. Just into the materials and the mechanics. This course is rather advanced, but it covers a lot of different techniques, methods, and concepts."
At the end of this course, you'll be prepared to build a real estate equity waterfall model for any structure that's thrown your way, whether you're taking an Excel test for a real estate analyst or associate job at a real estate private equity or brokerage firm, or you're syndicating capital to buy your first real estate deal and building out investor materials and models to calculate investor returns and promoted interest.
Ready to get started? Just click the enroll button and let's start working through this step-by-step.
Looking forward to seeing you in class!
Who this course is for:
Real estate investors and investment professionals who want to learn to build advanced equity waterfall structures in Microsoft Excel from scratch
Real estate entrepreneurs who want to raise capital from investors and clearly present cash flows to investors and partners for their specific partnership structure
Aspiring real estate investment professionals who want to add a lucrative skill set to their resume

What you'll learn

Learn to model real estate equity waterfall structures with a GP Catch-Up clause

Learn to model waterfall structures with an LP clawback clause

Learn to model waterfall structures with multiple preferred return hurdles (IRR & Equity Multiple)

Learn to model waterfall structures based on cash-on-cash preferred return hurdles

Requirements

  • You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
  • No previous design experience is needed.
  • No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.

Course Content

27 sections • 95 lectures
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1-Introduction
7
1.1-What We Will Cover
1.2-A Sneak Peek Into What You'll Build
1.3-How This Course Is Structured
1.4-About The Instructor
1.5-Student Success Stories
1.6-Download Me First!
1.7-Disclaimer
2-Advanced Waterfall Structures Explained
5
2.1-Real Estate Partnership Breakdown
2.2-Equity Waterfall Breakdown
2.3-The Syndication Model
2.4-The Fund Model
2.5-Excel Financial Modeling Refresher
3-Part 1 - The Cash-on-Cash Waterfall Model
24
3.1-The Cash-on-Cash Hurdle Model Introduction
3.2-Introduction To The Model
3.3-Modeling Equity Percentages & Operating Metrics
3.4-Project-Level Cash Flow Modeling
3.5-Modeling Dynamic Cash Flow From Operations
3.6-Modeling Dynamic Net Sale Proceeds
3.7-GP & LP Equity Contributions
3.8-Modeling The Preferred Cash-on-Cash Return Tier
3.9-Building Out Days In Year (MAX(IF())
3.10-Modeling Outstanding Equity Balance
3.11-Calculating The Preferred Cash-on-Cash Return
3.12-Finalizing The LP Preferred Cash-on-Cash Return Tier
3.13-GP Contributions, Distributions, & Cash Flow
3.14-The Preferred Cash-on-Cash Check
3.15-Total Project-Level Cash-on-Cash Build-Out
3.16-The Cash-on-Cash Promote Tier - LP
3.17-The Cash-on-Cash Promote Tier - GP (& Check)
3.18-Net Sale Proceeds Distributions
3.19-Calculating GP & LP Cash Flows
3.20-GP & LP Average Cash-on-Cash
3.21-GP & LP IRR & Equity Multiple
3.22-Calculating The GP Promoted Interest
3.23-Modeling Project-Level Returns
3.24-Check-In - One Down!
4-Part 2 - The Dual Preferred Return Hurdle Waterfall Model
16
4.1-The Dual Preferred Return Waterfall Model Introduction
4.2-Modeling Equity Percentages
4.3-Modeling Loan Metrics
4.4-Building Out Cash Flow From Operations
4.5-Modeling Net Sale Proceeds
4.6-GP & LP Equity Contributions
4.7-Preferred Return Modeling - Part 1
4.8-Preferred Return Modeling - Part 2
4.9-Modeling LP Distributions With Multiple Preferred Returns
4.10-Modeling GP Cash Flow In The Preferred Return
4.11-Preferred IRR & Equity Multiple Checks
4.12-Building Out The Promoted Interest Tier
4.13-Modeling LP & GP Cash Flows
4.14-Calculating The GP Promoted Interest
4.15-Finalizing Return Metrics
4.16-Check-In - Two Down!
5-Part 3 - The GP Catch-Up Waterfall Model
14
5.1-The GP Catch-Up Waterfall Model Explained
5.2-Modeling Equity Percentages
5.3-Modeling Cash Flow From Operations
5.4-Modeling Net Sale Proceeds
5.5-GP & LP Equity Contributions
5.6-Modeling The Preferred Return Tier (LP)
5.7-Modeling The Preferred Return Tier (GP)
5.8-Building Out The LP Catch-Up Cash Flows
5.9-Building Out The GP Catch-Up Cash Flows (& Checks)
5.10-Modeling Cash Flows Over The Catch-Up
5.11-LP & GP Cash Flows & Return Metrics
5.12-The GP Cash Flow Check & GP Promoted Interest Calculation
5.13-Project-Level Return Finalization
5.14-Check-In - One More To Go!
6-Part 4 - The GP Catch-Up With Clawback Waterfall Model
17
6.1-The GP Catch-Up With Clawback Waterfall Model Explained
6.2-American vs. European Style Waterfalls
6.3-The Fund & Clawback Timeline
6.4-Modeling Equity Percentages & Total Cash Flows
6.5-Modeling Equity Contributions
6.6-Building Out The Preferred Return Tier (LP)
6.7-Promoted Interest Visual Build-Out
6.8-Building Out The Preferred Return Tier (GP)
6.9-Modeling The GP & LP Catch-Up Cash Flows
6.10-Building The Total Cash Flow Check
6.11-Modeling Cash Flows Over The Catch-Up
6.12-Modeling The LP Clawback - Part 1
6.13-GP Cash Flows & Promoted Interest Calculation
6.14-Modeling The LP Clawback - Part 2
6.15-Finalizing GP Cash Flows & The Promoted Interest
6.16-Finalizing The Model
6.17-Check-In - You're Done!
7-Wrapping Up
1
7.1-Where To Go From Here
8-Bonus Lecture
1
8.1-Bonus Lecture - The Next Step