The Multifamily Real Estate Experiment Podcast

MFREE 120 Trailer # 5 with Marvin Karlow: Why Does Disclosure Matter More Than Perfection?

• Shelon Hutchinson • Season 3 • Episode 120

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In this section, Marvin explains that most problems in a deal can be worked through if they are disclosed early. What actually causes deals to fall apart is surprise.

When something important shows up late in diligence, it creates doubt. Even if it was not intentional, trust starts to erode. And once trust slips, buyers begin asking a dangerous question. What else am I missing?

Great leadership means telling the truth early, setting expectations clearly, and respecting the process. Transparency protects relationships, momentum, and outcomes. đź§ đź“„

Strong deals are built on trust long before signatures happen.

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Almost anything else can be overcome so long as it's disclosed. So the second thing that blows deals up is I find something in due diligence that's important. You didn't tell me upfront. So it looks like you're lying, whether you are or not. It erodes the trust in the deal. And once the trust starts to erode, deals just tend to unravel. Yeah. They would start, it would start re-trading. Renegotiating and re-trading. Or they just walk away. Oh, walk away. Or they just walk away. Because here's what. Here's what you have to understand about buyers. If you think about yourself in situations when you're buying the question, either, top of mind or definitely in the back of your mind is, what am I missing, right? What am I missing, right? Why is this person selling this is too good to be true, right? That I'm. No one would sell this, right? If I own this, I would never sell it. So why are they selling it? What am I missing? And the minute you find something that you feel like you were missing the, you just can't get this thought out of your head. What else am I missing? Right. What else? What else? And no one wants to have a buyer's remorse, right? So you definitely wanna ask those questions.