Wed, 30 January 2019
As multifamily syndicators, we are focused on finding quality deals and raising money. But securing the financing you need can make or break a real estate deal and reaching out to your lender early in the process will save you a great deal of time—and keep you on track to close as planned. So, what do you need to know about multifamily financing? John Brickson serves as Director at Old Capital, a Dallas firm that specializes in arranging financing for commercial real estate investors across the country. John’s team focuses on $1M to $30M loans on multifamily properties, and in 2017, Old Capital closed more than $750M in loans. John’s market insight and established lender and equity relationships afford his clients a tailored, best-in-class financing solution. Today, John joins me to offer insight on interest rates in 2019. He explains the difference between working with directly with a lender versus using an intermediary and describes why it’s safer to invest in properties that qualify for Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. John also shares advice around financing smaller deals and covers the pros and cons of taking out a bridge loan. Listen in to understand the most common mistakes investors make when it comes to financing multifamily deals and learn why you should get your lender involved early in the process! Key TakeawaysJohn’s insight on interest rates
The difference between direct lenders and intermediaries
John’s take on the best properties for multifamily investors
John’s advice around financing smaller deals
The purpose of a bridge loan
The current terms for bridge loans
The risk associated with bridge loans
The best candidates for bridge loans
How lenders handle loan proceeds earmarked for rehab
The most common multifamily financing mistakes
Connect with JohnCall (913) 638-8871 Email jbrickson@oldcapitallending.com Resources |
Wed, 23 January 2019
When you hunt, the prey runs away. But when you fish, you simply put a lure in the water and let the fish come to you. Tim Bratz likens raising private money to fishing: You provide value through education and intentional conversation—and then wait for the investors to come to you. Tim is the owner of CLE Turnkey, a real estate investment firm focused on apartment buildings, vacation rentals and other commercial properties in Ohio, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Texas. His current portfolio consists of 2K units with a value of over $100M. Tim also offers coaching and mentoring through Commercial Empire. Today, Tim joins me to explain how working as a commercial broker sparked his interest in investing and share the story of buying his first property—with a credit card! He discusses his transition from flipping, wholesaling and single-family rentals to multifamily buy-and-holds as well as his mindset shift around hiring a team. Listen in to understand the current opportunity around raising capital for multifamily and learn Tim’s approach to luring passive investors rather than chasing them. Key TakeawaysHow Tim got interested in real estate investing
How Tim bought his first duplex on a credit card
Tim’s transition to multifamily buy-and-hold
Why raising capital is the best use of your time
Tim’s mindset shift around building a team
The activities Tim outsourced first
Tim’s first six-figure hires
The current opportunity around raising money
Why multifamily is the safest investment
Tim’s approach to potential passive investors
What investors are looking for
Connect with TimResourcesThe Ultimate Guide to Buying Apartment Buildings with Private Money |
Tue, 15 January 2019
So, you’re on the phone with a real estate broker or a potential investor. Chances are, they’re Googling you to see if you’re the real deal. If they don’t find a website, it’s unlikely they’ll take you seriously. And if they find a poorly designed site, that’s even worse! A quality website affords you instant credibility as a syndicator. But is there an easy way to build a good one without investing a lot of time or money in the process? Todd Heitner is the founder of Apartment Investor Pro and Done Deal Websites. He supports real estate investors in building professional-quality websites. Todd’s service includes beautiful design, well-written content and quick setup, giving you the credibility and systems you need to connect with brokers and investors at a fraction of the cost. Today, Todd joins me to explain how a professional website affords syndicators instant credibility. He walks us through the features of a quality website, from domain name to design to content to maintenance. Listen in for Todd’s insight on the value of automation in building relationships with investors and learn how Apartment Investor Pro can help you set up a website in just one day! Key TakeawaysHow a website provides credibility
The elements of a quality website
The value of website automation
The features of Apartment Investor Pro
Connect with ToddResourcesFinancial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank |
Thu, 10 January 2019
Who are you? Is your identity tied up in money? Another person? What you do for a living? If so, you are treading on dangerous ground, as these externalities can go away at any time. So, how do you define your WHY and create a culture in alignment with your core values? How do you awaken to your true purpose and potential? How do you live a life of significance and build a legacy you can be proud of? Keith Elias is a former NFL running back who played for the New York Giants and Indianapolis Colts from 1994 through 1999. He earned All-American honors playing college ball at Princeton, where he established school, conference, and national records. Today, he supports NFL players in making the transition to retirement, helping them awaken to their purpose and navigate life after football. Keith joins me on the podcast today to share his experience as an NFL player and his realization that there was more to life than football. He discusses why people struggle with life transitions, describing the risk in tying your identity to external things and the significance of defining your WHY. Keith offers advice around defining your core values and then using them as a guide in the decision-making process. Listen in for Keith’s insight on building a legacy and learn how to live a life of significance—starting right now! Key TakeawaysKeith’s experience as an NFL player
Keith’s realization around life beyond football
Why people struggle with life transitions
The importance of defining your WHY
Keith’s advice around defining your identity
Keith’s mission to awaken people to their truth
How to incorporate your values in everyday life
Keith’s insight on building a legacy
Connect with KeithEmail keithelias@verizon.net ResourcesReal Estate Guys Create Your Future 2019 Goal Setting Retreat |
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