Taglianetti Group

How it works

From offering memorandum to committee ready, step by step.

A fixed process with no silence in it. What happens on each day, which documents to send, and the working policies on payment, revisions, dead deals and confidentiality.

An Acquisition Model, day by day

Development models and market studies run longer, and a Deal Review compresses this to 48 hours. Either way the structure holds: fixed scope, batched questions, no silence.

Day 0

Intake

The deal lands by form or email. Mutual NDA signed the same day if needed. A fixed quote and delivery date are confirmed in writing, usually within hours.

Day 0–1

Kickoff

50% deposit invoiced. Documents reviewed, gaps flagged immediately, question list opened. No modeling on guesses that could have been answers.

Days 1–3

Build

T-12 normalization, rent roll digestion, model construction. Questions batched into one email at 5pm Eastern, never a drip of one-off pings.

Day 4

Draft and review

Draft workbook delivered, then a 45-minute walkthrough covering every driver and assumption. Quick adjustments happen live on the call.

Day 5

Final delivery

Final unlocked workbook plus PDF exhibits, versioned and named cleanly. The balance is invoiced net-7.

+30 days

Revisions live

Two full revision rounds stay open for 30 days, covering new debt quotes, updated assumptions and revised business plans. Most deals use both.

Document checklist

What to send, and what can wait.

Few sponsors have all of this on day one. Gaps are flagged and worked around rather than ignored. This is the full institutional list, and the first group is enough to begin most underwritings.

Financial and operating

Enough to start · acquisitions

  • Rent roll, current and certified where possible
  • T-12 trailing operating statement plus T-3 or year-to-date
  • Prior year financial statements
  • Seller or sponsor budget and pro forma
  • CAM reconciliation statements (commercial)
  • Utility bills and detailed expense backup

Deal and legal

As the deal progresses

  • Offering memorandum from the broker
  • LOI or draft purchase and sale agreement
  • Existing loan documents or term sheet
  • Title report or commitment
  • Survey
  • Zoning report or confirmation letter
  • Lease abstracts or full leases (commercial)

Physical and environmental

Diligence period

  • Property condition assessment or engineering report
  • Phase I ESA, and Phase II if triggered
  • Insurance loss runs and current policy
  • Tax bills and assessor records

Ground-up additions

Development deals

  • Entitlement documents and permits
  • General contractor budget and bids
  • Architectural and engineering drawings
  • Construction schedule from the GC
  • Appraisal, if one exists
  • Market or feasibility study

Working policies

The fine print, in plain sight.

Communication

Questions batched into one email a day during builds. Anything you send gets a response within one business day, Eastern.

Payment terms

50% deposit to begin, balance net-7 at delivery. Retainers invoice monthly in advance. ACH, check or card.

Revisions

Two full rounds included on every fixed-fee engagement, open for 30 days. Structural scope changes are quoted in writing before work continues.

Dead deals

You pay for work performed, capped at 50% of the quote. That amount credits toward your next deal within 90 days.

Rush work

A full model in 48 hours runs +50% of the standard fee, capacity permitting. Deal Reviews are already 48 hours at no premium.

Quality control

Every model passes a two-stage audit before it reaches your inbox: formula integrity first, then assumption sanity.

Confidentiality

Mutual NDA before documents move. Files stored encrypted, never shared, purged after the engagement on request. Never both sides of one deal.

File delivery

Unlocked .xlsx with transparent formulas, a PDF exhibit set and clean version naming. Your template or mine, with no black boxes.

Have a live deal on the desk?

Send the basics through the intake form. A fixed quote and delivery date come back within one business day.

Submit a deal