Good to be back with you all! Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday break - looking forward to another year of commercial real estate videos with y’all 🥂
Closed on my first single family property on February. Hoping to close my second one this August. I 100% agree with what he said on the beginning. Just start. You can read 1000 books but nothing teaches like actual experience.
Honestly the biggest problems I've had being inexperienced was finding a good contractor, getting the architect and the contractor on the same page, getting the contract right with them and getting them to perform well. The etiquette of dealing with professionals, keeping them on side and asking the difficult questions when things are not done right and not getting gas lit. In short, ensuing everyone has a productive and respectful experience and we can use them again without concerns.
Just watched the video and as always excellent teaching. I’m going to start underwriting for 30 days and concentrate on getting my first deal done. I believe I’m going to learn a lot from you , thank you for your time. Also your apprenticeship program looks great.
FHA and VA loans are only for your personal residence. They are not available for investment properties. Seller financing should always be explored or a subject-to purchase if they are behind and at risk of foreclosure. Interest rates on investment property are around 9%, especially commercial. Keep that in mind when calculating the price you can pay while still getting cash flow. If it doesn't cash flow, I wouldn't buy it. Speculating on future value is much riskier unless you can carry the cost for years while waiting for the market to increase in value.
Yep - I coach people through finding and raising funds from investors all the time! You're welcome to learn more about my group coaching program here: www.crecentral.com or you can book 1-1 coaching calls with me here: www.calendly.com/tylercauble/30min
If you were a immigrant of 28 years old who arrived one year ago to the country how would you start in Real Estate? I was wondering if is not too late to get into commercial real estate debt brokerage or commercial real estate brokerage by itself to get funded and start my investments. Also I was thinking about becoming a General Contractor in order to be related to RE and know investors and eventually make my own investments. Great and valuable content by the way 🎉
Great content as always. I'm a novice investor in MA. I've been debating getting my realtor license to list some of my own deals. The only thing holding me back is that I wholesale a deal or two here and there. What are your thoughts?
I appreciate it! I've always liked having my real estate license, but it is something that you have to disclose. As long as you're doing everything above board, you shouldn't have any issues there unless the brokerage you hang your license with has an issue with wholesaling
Hey Tyler. Great video! When you recommend underwriting 1 property daily for 30 days, are you suggesting a back-of-the-napkin analysis or a full-blown, in-depth analysis? Fingers crossed that you say back-of-the-napkin! Thank you!
The one thing I think people like you forget to talk about is what is required to buy your first property. You need a job earning enough money and saving for a down payment. Then, after your first property, how do you get financing for your 2nd property if the bank is considering the payment on the first property?
I haven’t forgotten to talk about that - I’ve got plenty of videos on this channel that dive into qualifying for your first deal, raising capital, etc. There are plenty of resources out there to help (many in this channel for free) if you look for them.
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Good to be back with you all! Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday break - looking forward to another year of commercial real estate videos with y’all 🥂
Closed on my first single family property on February. Hoping to close my second one this August. I 100% agree with what he said on the beginning. Just start. You can read 1000 books but nothing teaches like actual experience.
Congrats! Sounds like 2024 is your year 👊
Audio books are the best, when I'm on the road it's all I listen too
That's for sure - so much knowledge to download haha
Good video because it was straight to the point.
Closing on my first deal in mid sept 4 new construction fully occupied. Algo just fed me your channel . Love your commercial info 2 year goal
Welcome aboard! That's exciting to hear - keep me in the loop
Honestly the biggest problems I've had being inexperienced was finding a good contractor, getting the architect and the contractor on the same page, getting the contract right with them and getting them to perform well. The etiquette of dealing with professionals, keeping them on side and asking the difficult questions when things are not done right and not getting gas lit. In short, ensuing everyone has a productive and respectful experience and we can use them again without concerns.
100% agree. Contractors can be the worst to deal with, which is why I’m considering adding a construction arm to my company
Just watched the video and as always excellent teaching. I’m going to start underwriting for 30 days and concentrate on getting my first deal done. I believe I’m going to learn a lot from you , thank you for your time. Also your apprenticeship program looks great.
Glad to hear you enjoyed the teaching. Keep me in the loop on your underwriting!
This is good and actionable content appreciate it Tyler
Glad you enjoyed it!
FHA and VA loans are only for your personal residence. They are not available for investment properties. Seller financing should always be explored or a subject-to purchase if they are behind and at risk of foreclosure. Interest rates on investment property are around 9%, especially commercial. Keep that in mind when calculating the price you can pay while still getting cash flow. If it doesn't cash flow, I wouldn't buy it. Speculating on future value is much riskier unless you can carry the cost for years while waiting for the market to increase in value.
Would love the book reading list
Great Video !
Glad you liked it! Here you go: www.tylercauble.com/blog/commercial-real-estate-books
Recommend some books if I alrdy build (10k+ square) and give for rent industrial real estate, what skill I should update?
You make it sound so easy
Haha I appreciate that!
@@TylerCauble ☺️
Killer value and production, Tyler
I appreciate that, Justin! Been fun stepping that up over the last year
Great Channel brother!!
Appreciate it, man!
I would love the reading list
Here you go! www.tylercauble.com/blog/commercial-real-estate-books
Book list please
www.tylercauble.com/blog/commercial-real-estate-books
Can you help one to find investors with an investment properties?
I need your help
Yep - I coach people through finding and raising funds from investors all the time! You're welcome to learn more about my group coaching program here: www.crecentral.com or you can book 1-1 coaching calls with me here: www.calendly.com/tylercauble/30min
If you were a immigrant of 28 years old who arrived one year ago to the country how would you start in Real Estate? I was wondering if is not too late to get into commercial real estate debt brokerage or commercial real estate brokerage by itself to get funded and start my investments.
Also I was thinking about becoming a General Contractor in order to be related to RE and know investors and eventually make my own investments.
Great and valuable content by the way 🎉
I would follow the steps in this video! Plenty of great ways to dive into CRE and learn while getting paid. I started off as a CRE broker
Great content as always. I'm a novice investor in MA. I've been debating getting my realtor license to list some of my own deals. The only thing holding me back is that I wholesale a deal or two here and there. What are your thoughts?
I appreciate it! I've always liked having my real estate license, but it is something that you have to disclose. As long as you're doing everything above board, you shouldn't have any issues there unless the brokerage you hang your license with has an issue with wholesaling
@@TylerCaubleso the RE license is a must, right?
Hey Tyler. Great video! When you recommend underwriting 1 property daily for 30 days, are you suggesting a back-of-the-napkin analysis or a full-blown, in-depth analysis? Fingers crossed that you say back-of-the-napkin! Thank you!
Full, in-depth analysis! It will completely change how you are able to view and understand deals
I'm East Nashville guy - so, where is your guitar?
Haha I've got two on the walls in my studio that you can see in my livestreams
i wonder how relevant any of this is in California market
It’s very relevant
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Let's go!
Real estate investment losing money is music to my ears. They are a major reason why the real estate market is the way that it is now.
Please who is the consultant that assist with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with the adviser.
Thanks for the efforts you put in these. I find her and i leave her a message.
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@@TylerCauble nothing like the scammer trolls chiming in. They are everywhere.
Haha no kidding. How has RUclips not solved this yet?
The one thing I think people like you forget to talk about is what is required to buy your first property. You need a job earning enough money and saving for a down payment. Then, after your first property, how do you get financing for your 2nd property if the bank is considering the payment on the first property?
I haven’t forgotten to talk about that - I’ve got plenty of videos on this channel that dive into qualifying for your first deal, raising capital, etc. There are plenty of resources out there to help (many in this channel for free) if you look for them.