Chief Underwriter
CurrentI help real estate investors master the power of underwriting in order to mitigate risk and maximize profitability.
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Jason Williams, Ph.D. is listed as Chief Underwriter at Lorren Capital, LLC., based in Greater Wichita Falls, Texas Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Jason Williams, Ph.D..
Jason Williams, Ph.D. previously worked as Managing Partner at Lorren Capital, Llc. and Co-Founder at The Academy Presents. Jason Williams, Ph.D. holds Phd, Chemical Engineering from Texas Tech University.
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7 Red Flags I typically see in underwriting.Red Flag #1: Trusting but not verifyingI have seen uncountable times, underwriters using information directly from the broker / seller without verifying firsthand or using a trusted third party.Red Flag #2: Using temporary trends for the long gameWe are in different times than we were 3 years ago.For example: If you had 23% rent growth 3 years ago, you cannot assume you will have the same growth rate year after year.Red Flag #3: Arbitrarily following a guruThere are reputable “GURUs” out there.There are also many more “GURUS” who are only selling a program and do not have your best interest at heart.Be careful who you put your trust and hard-earned money into.Red Flag #4: Blindly putting numbers into a modelDo you know what all the numbers in your underwriting model mean, or what they represent?If you don’t, how do you know if the values are accurate for your market or not?Red Flag #5: Considering only annual cashflowMany underwriting models only consider annual numbers.Can you accurately run a business if you only knew what you should be getting once a year?I have seen many times annually positive cashflow, however, on the monthly schedule, you are tapping into reserves for the first 6 months.Do you have enough?Red Flag #6: Not stress testingEveryone underwrites “conservatively”, but do you account for worst case scenarios and what kind of returns you would get at those conditions?Stress testing and sensitivity studies should be an active part in your underwriting.Red Flag #7: Not concentrating on a single marketIf you know your market and you know your market very well, You will be able to make more accurate and meaningful assumptions and predictions in your underwriting model.Stretching to multiple markets will be more difficult for each market you invest in.Bonus Red Flag: The biggest red flag of all is not having coaching, teaching or mentoring to help facilitate using an Ironclad Underwriting Model
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I help real estate investors master the power of underwriting in order to mitigate risk and maximize profitability.
Houston, Texas, Us
Project manager for $175k ammonia Refrigeration Test to validate/verify the Conductor III two-phase engine.• Validate/verify Conductor III two-phase sizing engine• Projected increase to refrigeration sales by ~300% in 4 years• Testing to be completed in June 2015 and is “On-Time”Currently project manager for Shell & Plate Strategy with HTRI. • Allow for shell & plate heat exchanger implementation into HTRI Xchanger Suite.• Benefit will increase sales and increase rapport with customersProject manager for installation of $500k capex project to renovate the R&D lab boiler and chiller.• Increased efficiency by 50-100% and reduced down time by at least 50%• Organized and managed the contract labor, ensured everything was set up so that the new equipment would integrate
Houston, Texas, Us
Project leader for updating the calculation engine for Conductor III• Implemented increased two-phase capabilities• Implemented new features in Conductor III such as back-calculation for two-phase and cascadeProject leader for calculating a first of a kind multipass method that back calculates the performance of each pass. • Implemented new product types into the Conductor III sizing engine including PLATECOIL® and ECONOCOIL® Spiral heat exchanger sizing.• Created an application for the sales team that calculates the pressure drop in pipe flow including the minor losses due to fittings.• Created a unit conversion program that specific for heat exchanger calculations and allows customized units
Houston, Texas, Us
Project leader for major Canadian oil producer testing in a spiral heat exchanger• Resulted in the largest sale of spiral heat exchangers at the timeCollaborator and advisor to customers on new ideas regarding heat transfer and the use of plate heat exchangers. • A few such collaborators are Lockheed Martin, Abengoa Solar, Cenovus and Westinghouse Electric Company.Project leader for upgrading data acquisition hardware and software in R&D lab increasing the number of temperature and pressure data points that are measured Serve as advisor to sales, quality control and engineering departments in diagnosing and addressing customer issues with heat exchangers. • Assisted with root-cause analyses on returned heat exchangers including lab test protocols and ensured lab tests were conducted quickly and accuratelyComputational fluid dynamic (CFD) studies on multiple plate heat exchanger designs, including • Flow distribution throughout the plates and port areas, • Pressure drop across the ports of heat exchangers, • Conjugate heat transfer of plate heat exchangers and• Natural convection simulations for multimillion dollar applications. Designed and conducted experiments of new products and for new processes to reduce cycle time and increase accuracy• Responsible for analyzing, reducing data and implementing the results for sales. • Developed critical sizing constants for Conductor III to be sized accurately for sales. • Trained others on reducing the experimental data for both symmetrical and asymmetrical unitsDesigned a prototype plate heat exchanger including creating all the drawings, then worked with the shop workers and an outside fabricator to construct it.
Houston, Texas, Us
Same responsibilities as R&D Engineer except a title change due to company policy.
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Jason Williams, Ph.D. works for Lorren Capital, LLC..
Jason Williams, Ph.D. is listed as Chief Underwriter at Lorren Capital, LLC..
Jason Williams, Ph.D. is based in Greater Wichita Falls, Texas Area, United States while working with Lorren Capital, LLC..
Jason Williams, Ph.D. has worked for Lorren Capital, Llc., The Academy Presents, Xhx Consulting, Llc, Tranter, Inc., and Wood Badge.
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Jason Williams, Ph.D. holds Phd, Chemical Engineering from Texas Tech University.
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