Basis
Purchase price, closing costs, initial improvements, and reserves.
Houston investment advisory
Define the buy box, underwrite the operating reality, stress the capital structure, and identify the downside before the opportunity dictates the decision.
INVEST / ELDON PETERSON“Deal flow should fit the thesis—not the other way around.”
What the decision requires
Purchase price, closing costs, initial improvements, and reserves.
Achievable income, vacancy, expenses, management, and capital work.
Leverage, rate, amortization, maturity, coverage, and refinancing risk.
Hold period, buyer pool, liquidity, tax considerations, and downside.
A disciplined process
Choose the precise path
Create a decision-ready initial acquisition profile.
Estimate NOI, cap rate, debt service, DSCR, and cash flow.
Start the acquisition search with clear criteria.
Qualification and sourcing without promised inventory.
Property-level income, costs, condition, and exit.
A private 45-minute session with written next actions.
Market context tied to asset class and strategy.
Questions worth asking
Clear answers where a general answer is useful. Property-specific recommendations begin with the facts.
No. It is an educational first-pass model based on the inputs provided. Source documents, inspections, leases, financing, legal, tax, insurance, and specialist review remain necessary.
Yes. The Buy Box Builder organizes property type, geography, price, capital, financing, operating capacity, return requirements, and limits before the search expands.
No. Sourcing begins after criteria and qualification are clear. The website does not promise inventory, returns, financing, or access to a specific property.
Residential rentals and selected commercial categories can be reviewed. The exact assignment, geography, scope, and required specialists are confirmed in the first conversation.
Private inquiry
Share the property, requirement, and timing. Eldon will review the inquiry directly and respond with the most useful next conversation.