A look at specific past acquisitions: the type of asset, the basis, and what made each one a buy. Every exit starts with buying right.
The value-add execution behind the numbers: interior renovations, operational improvements, and cost recovery, and how each one moved net operating income.
How and when each asset was sold, why the timing worked, and how disciplined execution, not market luck, created the gain.
The part that matters most. The realized results across 13 exited assets, a 47.7% average IRR and a 2.6x average equity multiple, and how that actually reaches an investor.
How the exact same system now powers EM Equity Fund I, and what's in the current portfolio.
Everything is drawn from completed, exited investments. The math is verifiable, not projected.
Eyal walks the deals himself: 25 years, 5,000+ units, and 13 full-cycle exits.
A direct line from the track record on screen to how Fund I is being run right now.