You. You have given me the confidence and the know-how inability to move forward into buying or purchasing my first 20 unit apartment building it's something that I've been you know but I have a passion about and be able to own I now have about 17 properties but now I have the confidence looking at you and listening to you about moving forward and giving my hand a try and purchasing my first 20 in the building thank you again keep up the great work I would like to become a student of yours I believe you are a great mentor and look there are those I can go back as far as Carleton Sheets so that speaks how long that I've been interested in real estate and thank you and looking forward to more videos become a student .. and I also would like to know how to purchase your book commercial real estate investment for dummies.
Peter, Thank you so much for these videos. I have watched quite a few of them and I cannot believe how much I have learned in a short amount of time. Your videos are not filled with a bunch of fluff. I really think I will be going to lenders in a much better place as a first time commercial investor/owner occupier having watched your videos.
Hello Peter, Would it be possible for you to create a "Office Building Investing for Beginners"? I see that you have similar videos for shopping centers, mobile parks and apartments. I'm interested in the office building investing and wanted to see if you can go in greater detail about the pros/cons and what to look for. Keep up the great videos!
What about car parking buildings? Low management cost, great cash flow. Thats a good one to invest in, isn't it? Thanks for the videos on your channel, very useful! :)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Your presentation and the quality of your content is excellent. I appreciate the lack of overt marketing (distracting music).
Hi Peter, Love your videos. I was wondering if you think that in today's market, investing in shopping centers is riskier because of people are increasingly shopping online. I do understand that some businesses like barber shops and restaurants are here to stay, but many other categories are going online.
Coin laundry helps a little. Most investors hire a laundry company to run and service the machines. They will give you a percentage of the take but you pay all the utility costs. I always believed in owning my own equipment. It left my manager to do some extra work, but it added a little more $. If you do this, BUY NEW MACHINES. The energy costs are less and you have WAY less in repair bills. Gas dryers are best. Get a service contract for the machines if you can. Good luck.
***** Thanks for your informative comment. Sounds like this is not a passive income proposition. But is it profitable at par with other options in the market?
***** Im not sure what you mean....Real Estate can be both passive or it can become a full time job or you can be somewhere in the middle. Laundry for apartment investors is a supplimental income.
Hey man, great video!! You forgot to mention ware housing, fulfilment centers, steel buildings. Do u consider these commercial investments? Some of these ware houses can range 50-150,000 sqf
Peter, I can build office buildings right by a hospital where I grew up. Good growth, hard to see how I can get burned here. For health care offices, I see them as more recession proof. Probably less bump up too as the economy heats up, but obviously a more stable investment. ANything else you would add about your experience in the health care space?
So if i begin as a commercial investor in apartments, say its my first investment purchase ever, do I start with one or two apartments or do I purchase the entire building?
Anything from 1-4 apartments is considered residential real estate, not commercial real estate, and thus you'd have to abide by residential real estate laws. For apartments to be considered commercial real estate you must purchase 5 or more at one time.
@@Linux333 exactly, the property is valued as a business and based mostly off of NOI (Net Operating Income) once you go 5 units or more. With 4 units or less you're going to be valued as residential property and it's harder to increase value.
When the property cashflows enough money to afford it. Hiring a manager is a great way to allow you the benefits of commercial real estate ownership without all the headaches.
really great video, and perfect laying out of steps and guides, i am amazed at how detailed and informative this video is as well. Robert Kiyosaki also advocates the acronym of FOCUS , Follow One Course Until Successful in his book Rich Dad Poor Dad
I gotta disagree with about staying away from deals that 5 million and up because of the big dogs. I was in a class and the teachers company beat out Black Stone company for one of the deal because of relationship.
You are referring to the Blackstone Group. While there are always outliers, the rule of thumb is to focus on the deals that don't have significant institutional presence and pressure; which is under $5MM. Congrats to your professor; although perhaps he had to overpay to beat out Blackstone.
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Absolutely if you love real estate
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You. You have given me the confidence and the know-how inability to move forward into buying or purchasing my first 20 unit apartment building it's something that I've been you know but I have a passion about and be able to own I now have about 17 properties but now I have the confidence looking at you and listening to you about moving forward and giving my hand a try and purchasing my first 20 in the building thank you again keep up the great work I would like to become a student of yours I believe you are a great mentor and look there are those I can go back as far as Carleton Sheets so that speaks how long that I've been interested in real estate and thank you and looking forward to more videos become a student .. and I also would like to know how to purchase your book commercial real estate investment for dummies.
Thank you Peter, you are really amazing and the information here is greatly appreciated. God bless you
Peter Harris you are the man!
Your videos are so informative and educational. Thank you for educating us on CRE.
Peter, thank you! I've learned so much. I'm trying to watch all your videos. Love your channel! ❤️
Outstanding, simple, direct education... Bravo thank you for KIS
Peter, Thank you so much for these videos. I have watched quite a few of them and I cannot believe how much I have learned in a short amount of time. Your videos are not filled with a bunch of fluff. I really think I will be going to lenders in a much better place as a first time commercial investor/owner occupier having watched your videos.
Thank you for breaking this down. Now I know exactly what I will be investing in.
Great vid and well presented. Thanks......Charles
Hello Peter,
Would it be possible for you to create a "Office Building Investing for Beginners"? I see that you have similar videos for shopping centers, mobile parks and apartments. I'm interested in the office building investing and wanted to see if you can go in greater detail about the pros/cons and what to look for. Keep up the great videos!
+Scott Gordon Sure, it's right here: ruclips.net/video/HNZdKNaGOeA/видео.html
Mr. Peter
Great video and I appreciate you sharing your insight and expertise!
You sir,are the best teacher out there.
Thank for your knowledge. Make videos about every single commercial real estate term or financial KPIs, if it's possible.
Absolutely! Check this out: www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/commercial-real-estate-terms/
Thank you for these videos! Very helpful!
What about car parking buildings? Low management cost, great cash flow.
Thats a good one to invest in, isn't it?
Thanks for the videos on your channel, very useful! :)
Probably not
Cash flow isn't that great and I doubt raising prices will increase your n.o.i.
Practical knowledge
thanks for you videos. Very informative. your thoughts on being a tenant and owner of shopping centers on a small scale.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Your presentation and the quality of your content is excellent. I appreciate the lack of overt marketing (distracting music).
Do you see any sign of turnaround for office buildings? Right now more and more companies want people to come back to the office.
In regards to shopping centers can peter elaborate what staring small looks like how many tenants etc
Hi Peter,
Love your videos. I was wondering if you think that in today's market, investing in shopping centers is riskier because of people are increasingly shopping online. I do understand that some businesses like barber shops and restaurants are here to stay, but many other categories are going online.
+mklik4 Watch this video: ruclips.net/video/kDsYNNjP6OQ/видео.html I discuss that in detail at the end
that is why he advised going for grocery ANCHOR tenant
Can you make more videos on investing in shopping centres... Because it is applicable worldwide!!! And it's a stable rental income provider
Sir, do you consider coin operated laundry business a viable option for investors?
Coin laundry helps a little. Most investors hire a laundry company to run and service the machines. They will give you a percentage of the take but you pay all the utility costs.
I always believed in owning my own equipment. It left my manager to do some extra work, but it added a little more $. If you do this, BUY NEW MACHINES. The energy costs are less and you have WAY less in repair bills. Gas dryers are best. Get a service contract for the machines if you can.
Good luck.
***** Thanks for your informative comment. Sounds like this is not a passive income proposition. But is it profitable at par with other options in the market?
***** Im not sure what you mean....Real Estate can be both passive or it can become a full time job or you can be somewhere in the middle. Laundry for apartment investors is a supplimental income.
Coin laundry association....see if it helps any. They have a buyers guide.
Hey man, great video!! You forgot to mention ware housing, fulfilment centers, steel buildings. Do u consider these commercial investments? Some of these ware houses can range 50-150,000 sqf
It has been a very hot property type (warehouses & distribution centers). It's very new but very profitable.
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Thank you Sir you are very amazing
I love passive income and would love to a commercial deal
What about industrial warehouses? If you have the connections to get the leases filled, why not?
Sounds like a winner if you have the leases lined up. That's 85% of the battle with industrial.
Peter, I can build office buildings right by a hospital where I grew up. Good growth, hard to see how I can get burned here. For health care offices, I see them as more recession proof. Probably less bump up too as the economy heats up, but obviously a more stable investment. ANything else you would add about your experience in the health care space?
M.O.B.s are hot right now. They are in HUGE demand from investors right now.
So if i begin as a commercial investor in apartments, say its my first investment purchase ever, do I start with one or two apartments or do I purchase the entire building?
Anything from 1-4 apartments is considered residential real estate, not commercial real estate, and thus you'd have to abide by residential real estate laws. For apartments to be considered commercial real estate you must purchase 5 or more at one time.
@@omerthebear As in, 5 or more units - versus residential (ex: Duplex, Triplex)
@@Linux333 exactly, the property is valued as a business and based mostly off of NOI (Net Operating Income) once you go 5 units or more. With 4 units or less you're going to be valued as residential property and it's harder to increase value.
I'm s single parent looking to venture into investing ...where and how should I start?
Start here: ruclips.net/video/RsQbhNfnCh8/видео.html
How muc is a commeecial proerty in Calgary
How do you know when your property is big enough to hire a property manager?
When the property cashflows enough money to afford it. Hiring a manager is a great way to allow you the benefits of commercial real estate ownership without all the headaches.
really great video, and perfect laying out of steps and guides, i am amazed at how detailed and informative this video is as well. Robert Kiyosaki also advocates the acronym of FOCUS , Follow One Course Until Successful in his book Rich Dad Poor Dad
Why not small industril buildings?
I gotta disagree with about staying away from deals that 5 million and up because of the big dogs. I was in a class and the teachers company beat out Black Stone company for one of the deal because of relationship.
You are referring to the Blackstone Group. While there are always outliers, the rule of thumb is to focus on the deals that don't have significant institutional presence and pressure; which is under $5MM. Congrats to your professor; although perhaps he had to overpay to beat out Blackstone.
what about a parking lot
Those are great cash business. But very hard to finance.
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Do you still believe these are the top 5?
Not the shopping centers or office anymore. But the other three are even stronger than ever. I would add "RV Storage" to the list now.