Op2 Collective

You already know how to find a deal. That's not what stopped you.

Origins is where you submit it and find out — in writing — whether it works, why, and what would have to change.

Submit a deal — free

No cost to submit. No pitch call required.

The wall isn't knowledge

You learned the strategies. Subject-to, seller finance, novation, BRRRR — you can explain all of it. Then a deal shows up and there's nowhere to take it. No underwriting. No capital. Nobody who'll tell you straight whether the numbers work.

That gap is not a knowledge problem. It's a mechanism problem.

What happens when you submit a deal

  1. You submit. Address, numbers, what you're trying to do. Takes a few minutes. Costs nothing.
  2. We underwrite it. The deal runs through AssetAllies — comps, risk flags, the argument for it and the argument against it.
  3. You get the file back either way. If it doesn't work, you get the written reason it doesn't work.
  4. If it works, we talk about funding it. Structure, terms, and who's bringing what — documented, in writing, before anything moves.

This is what comes back

Two documents. Every submission gets both. The analysis runs on every deal. The letter explains exactly what happened and what would have to change.

Part 1 — AssetAllies analysis

Report #1061 — a 6-page investment analysis showing comps, risk flags, income projections, and a written verdict. Acquisition price $410,000 · requested financing $328,000 (80% LTV — loan-to-value) · base-case DSCR (debt-service coverage ratio) 1.13× · verdict: RECOMMENDED.

Comparable sales pulled6 closed sales, range $385K–$478K
Net operating income$24,100 projected yr 1
Risk flagsSpeculative income; constrained lender pool

Part 2 — Decision letter

A real pass on a geodesic dome STR in rural NC. $328K requested (80% loan-to-value), 1.13× base-case debt-service coverage ratio (DSCR), unsupported $700K after-repair value (ARV), and a repair-estimate discrepancy — plus exactly what would have to change for a second look.

“This is a pass on the deal as submitted, not on you or the opportunity in principle.”

Put one deal in front of us

One deal. Free. You'll get a written answer either way.

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