Pitch deck template & structure
Real estate pitch deck template for raising LP equity.
For raising equity on a property deal or fund — leading with the return profile, then the opportunity, the underwriting, the structure, and the risks. Preview the structure, then have us design your raise.
Sample slides
The structure, in our house style.
This is the slide sequence and design language we build a real estate pitch deck template on — framed to your vertical and your numbers. Every deck we ship is original and bespoke.
The outline
The slides, in order.
A proven narrative sequence. Reorder to lead with your strongest argument.
- 01
Cover
Deal or fund name and a one-line thesis.
- 02
Investment summary
The deal on one slide — IRR, multiple, hold.
- 03
The opportunity
Why this asset, why now — the mispricing.
- 04
Location & market
The submarket that does half the underwriting.
- 05
Financial projections
NOI growth through the business plan.
- 06
Deal structure
Terms in plain language — fees beside the promote.
- 07
Comparables
Recent sales that prove you're buying right.
- 08
Risk & mitigation
What could go wrong, and how you've de-risked it.
- 09
Sponsor team
Full-cycle track record, not paper gains.
- 10
Deal timeline
From close to exit — when LPs see distributions.
- 11
Terms & next steps
The raise, the minimum, and how to commit.
N° 01What LPs read for
Returns net, and risk named.
01
Net returns, not gross
IRR and equity multiple net to the investor, after fees and promote. Gross-to-net surprises are the fastest way to lose an LP's trust — we present net.
02
Basis below the comps
The comparables slide shows you buying below every recent sale and at a higher going-in cap. That spread is your margin of safety — we make it visible.
03
Risks you raised first
Market, execution, rate, and regulatory risk — each with a mitigation. Naming them yourself is worth more than hoping LPs don't ask.
N° 02Reconcile the model
One source
Every number on the summary slide must reconcile with the model in your data room — that slide gets screenshotted and compared. We lay the summary and projections out to match a standard underwriting.
The full waterfall and sensitivity tables belong in the appendix or PPM; the deck carries the plain-language version, designed to your fund's brand.
Questions
The answers we give most often.
- What goes in a real estate pitch deck?
- An investment summary with the return profile, the opportunity and business plan, the submarket, NOI projections, the deal structure and fees, comparables, a risk section, the sponsor's track record, the timeline, and the terms. This structure covers all eleven.
- What returns should the deck show LPs?
- Net IRR and equity multiple to the LP — after fees and promote — plus the hold period and yield on cost. We always present net; gross figures without the net erode trust.
- How do you handle the risk slide?
- We name the real risks — market, execution, rate, regulatory — and pair each with a specific mitigation. Raising them reads as competence; omitting them reads as evasion.
- Can you design a branded fund or deal deck?
- Yes — we build a bespoke, institutional-quality deck for a specific raise or a reusable fund template, as a fixed-price, done-for-you package.
- Do we get editable files?
- Yes. The financial tables and NOI chart ship as editable source files, ready for the next deal's numbers.
Done for you
Have us design your deck.
Fixed price, fixed scope — send us your raise and inputs and we'll design this deck around your brand and numbers.