How To Find A Great Multifamily Deal?
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- In this video, we provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide to rental property (multifamily) analysis, taking you behind the scenes of our process.
We start by selecting a specific Long Beach property and walk you through the meticulous data input, covering crucial details like square footage, location, bedroom/bathroom count, rental rates, and garage availability. This walkthrough offers a unique perspective on our approach to analyzing real estate deals and using our pro forma sheet to establish vital benchmarks. #realestatetips #multifamily #realestateinvestor
0:00 Introduction
0:33 Peninsula Example
1:24 Unit Mix and Rents
3:28 Gross Rent Multiplier
5:20 Pro Forma Analysis
8:14 Combined Returns
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Cody brings a decade of experience, not only successfully selling multifamily properties, but also helping real estate investors achieve their dream of creating wealth and cash flow.
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Great info. Bummed that you didn’t elaborate a little more on the different types of loans and down payments to acquire the property. Would love to see more analysis type of videos on multi families and your recommendations to turning the property around or value add ❤️
Thank you for the suggestion, stay tuned for our upcoming videos, and will make sure to dive deeper.
great point! I wouldn't be looking on buying a property cash price
Can I get a download of that RE Eval template?
Very helpful info
Glad it was helpful!
Do you take into consideration the income for that area that can afford the raised rents to what the market says.
I love the way you explained it! any chance you do the same on a fourplex deal? do you work in all LA county or just Long Beach city? I bet Long Beach has less vacancies percentage due to Beach location
We can cover most of LA & OC