CoreNav·Meridian Capital
ACQUIREDiligence & decisionMANAGEOperating intelligenceEXITSale narrative
141 Demo Street Sale·Pre-market · Q3 2026·Meridian Capital·Target close 2026-Q4
Evidence 78%6 buyer objections2 buyer Q&A
Sale HomeNarrativeEvidenceProjectionsBuyer SnapshotBuyer Q&ARed TeamEngagement
EXIT · Red team

What would you say if you were trying to kill this deal?

CoreNav runs a red-team pass on every claim and every projection. The output is a list of buyer objections, severities, and mitigation status. Anything in “Open” state is a risk we walk into listing with.

RT-01Utility savings are durable
HighMitigating
Challenge

Pre-upgrade bills were abnormally high. Buyer will request normalized baseline.

Response

Engaging M&V vendor to establish normalized baseline. ETA 8 weeks.

RT-02Tenant demand is strong
HighWorking
Challenge

LOIs are unsigned and at low rate. Demand signal is informal.

Response

Target: 1 executed term sheet by listing. Fallback: re-position as 'recent tour activity'.

RT-03Rent growth supported by submarket comps
MediumMitigating
Challenge

Comp set thin; submarket compressing 60bps.

Response

Engage CBRE for submarket study. Will hold 5% growth, frame as opportunity, not baseline.

All objections

  • Utility savings not durablehigh
    M. Quintero
  • Rent growth unsupportedhigh
    L. Carr
  • CapEx under-disclosedmedium
    M. Quintero
  • R&M reduction not repeatablemedium
    A. Patel
  • Insurance run-off unknownlow
    L. Carr
  • Tax reassessment exposurelow
    L. Carr
  • Roof life shorter than representedmedium
    M. Quintero
  • Anchor tenant credit deteriorationhigh
    L. Carr