I'm the Builder, Holder. I've been doing repairs, renovations and building (residential and commercial) for other people and businesses over 20 years! NOW I'm ready to do my own. However my goal is to do everything debt free with No financial institution involved...
I'm basically a holder. Literally in the process of purchasing my first commercial property and the cash flow will be enough to live off of. This whole process was really stressful but, it was also more fun than stressful ;-). I enjoy the hunt and creating the deal so, if I happen to see a really good deal again, I might become a builder 😉
There’s a natural progression in this field. Start as a syndicator take the profits and become an exchanger take those profits and become a builder make enough money to be a holder. I rather buy and hold but I know I must exchange to get a big enough property to travel the world.
I am a holder. When I was younger I had 30 apartment units to manage, 4 different properties. We sold them and went into passive investments such as TICs. Now I have two triple net lease deals, and two duplexes. Looking to invest in apartments again. I am a holder, the properties we had needed work. We renovated them and held them at least 5 years or more. I have done seller financing but with an agent. Will try without one. Thank you Peter for this great content, learning a lot
Syndicating seems like the way I need to start. But to hold 80% of the time, exchange 15% of the time and Build 5% of the time, would be my up most dream. 💪🏽👑
I’m a builder. I’ve been helping my clients for almost a decade but/flip homes, it’s my time now. Ultimate goal, all the above lol, seriously 👏🏾👏🏾 I soo appreciate you videos!!! Thanks kindly..
I am the syndicator. Researching properties for purchase. I have several investors and look to help other investors get involved with a long-term multi family property
Peter, thanks so much for these videos! we have been binge listening on road trips! I believe we are between holder and exchanger. Depending on the circumstances the hold period may vary before exchanging.
Wouldn't you be a builder first to become a holder? I feel this is where I would be to gain more properties. I can't wait to get this started. Where can I person find the master lease agreements and documents to start this venture?
Currently in the buy and hold category. Having trouble finding deals though. Good demand for rental housing has decreased the amount of properties for sale in my area, prob everywhere.
Peter, Today I am NONE OF THESE as I have yet to buy a commercial deal. I only own houses and yet now I can see that tomorrow is coming fast! My interests will likely be as a BUILDER or as a HOLDER, either way I'm NOT GOING TO SELL THE PROPERTY. I am keen to learn why one will elect to go for CASHFLOW and (assuming a good interest rate) not simply refinance and TAKE A LARGE CHUNK OF CASH off the table. Correct me here: The cash from the cash-out is not taxed while income is taxed. This is where I will need guidance over time. Thank you for the great talks. W,
I’m just curious what about the expense of doing the renovations on the apartment to increase the value add increase the rent. Is that figure of renovations added in the performers?
So from the NOI, how can you figure the actual profit margin? Also, I'm thinking for my first property I'd be a holder to make sure I have income regardless of what else I'm doing.
NOI - Debt Service = Net Cash Flow Real estate investors don't have an exact "profit margin", if you will, because part of the debt service payment goes towards principal and the asset itself can increase in value.
@@CommercialPropertyAdvisorsI have a important question. When you take 5% off the top for vacancies are you doing it on actual units rented out (occupancy rate), or total units available regardless of whether they’re rented out or not? If a complex had 650 total units but only 601 were rented out would I subtract the 5% from 650 units or 601 that are actually rented out?
@@mcjproduction Total amount of units. A 650 unit property that has 601 units rented is a vacancy of 7.5%, which is a big problem. The vacancy should be no more than 5%
I househack, not sure where i fit in. I bought a duplex, i live in 1 unit and have a tenant for the other, my mortgage is $408. I desire commercial property next
I’m new to all of this. I have concerns with the cap rate. In a practical sense, how are cap rates determined? And how often do they change or reevaluated? How are they reevaluated if they are? And what’s the difference between a higher cap rate and a lower cap rate?
My primary goal is a Builder with some Exchanger as well....looking for properties that are needing some sprucing up and update units over time of 3 years and increase rents to market....I'm building my data base of area's just north and south of Seattle but not in Seattle....I will probably do the property managing so I can work on the expenses and find thise little "loopholes" for like insurance and electric etc.....I'm not convinced property managers will nit pick the details like me....I'm very details oriented and look for more efficient ways in building maintenance....I'm in the janitorial business and seen some horrendous management of properties. I'll hire an attorney to vet prospective tenants and I finalize the lease with the tenant....
The problem in TX markets has been that they have all been selling on Proforma and people are snatching them up at those prices, esp folks in or from CA!
Also, if you’re cash is flowing well. Your NOI is up so is your property value. Now you can force the appreciation. And if you can keep your expenses in check, why would you ever want to sell?
I make less than 40k a year and am tired of feeling poor and like a bottom feeder. I'm 26 years old. I'm aiming at a higher career right now so that salary will increase to 60k and upwards into low 100s in relatively short time, so I'm not gonna be "poor" forever, but still, I want to get savvy with the money game and become wealthy. I see real estate as a good hands-on way to grow wealth, and it all makes sense to me because resources online put it in CLEAR terms, unlike the stock market which seems wishy-washy and somewhat gimmicky unless you happen to possess stock of a company that takes off. Real estate seems like if you do the work and follow the rules, you WILL get wealthy off of it; it just takes self-education, hard work and persistence. Videos like these make me excited because they explain how money really works and how leverage really works. It kinda makes me think that anybody could be wealthy if they just do some digging and then apply what they learn.
You'll need to make more than $100,000/year to really make moves with commercial multifamily / apartments. Therefore, while improving your steady income in your career, you should flip houses / creative real estate investing and the best person to learn that from is Phil Pustejovsky (www.freedommentor.com). That will give you that boost of cash needed to become a true apartment / multifamily investor.
I've been watching a TON of videos on real estate investing the last few years and I've gotta say. Your videos are pretty good! Out of all the biggest names on RUclips you've shown and taught more in this one video than most of their content! Thank you soo much for the free knowledge! Forever grateful to people like you. You didn't seem too pushy with your business either! Definite follow and will be going through your content! Again thank you!
Learn how to successfully invest in apartments in today's market through our Protege Program: www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/protege-program
Like your video.
I am a Holder.
Holder
Buyer
Buyer
I prefer being an Exchanger investor
I'm the Builder, Holder. I've been doing repairs, renovations and building (residential and commercial) for other people and businesses over 20 years! NOW I'm ready to do my own. However my goal is to do everything debt free with No financial institution involved...
How much does it cost to do a medium rehab to a 800 sqft unit?
I'm basically a holder. Literally in the process of purchasing my first commercial property and the cash flow will be enough to live off of. This whole process was really stressful but, it was also more fun than stressful ;-). I enjoy the hunt and creating the deal so, if I happen to see a really good deal again, I might become a builder 😉
There’s a natural progression in this field. Start as a syndicator take the profits and become an exchanger take those profits and become a builder make enough money to be a holder. I rather buy and hold but I know I must exchange to get a big enough property to travel the world.
I am a holder. When I was younger I had 30 apartment units to manage, 4 different properties. We sold them and went into passive investments such as TICs. Now I have two triple net lease deals, and two duplexes. Looking to invest in apartments again. I am a holder, the properties we had needed work. We renovated them and held them at least 5 years or more. I have done seller financing but with an agent. Will try without one. Thank you Peter for this great content, learning a lot
Builder and Syndicator. Thanks Peter!
Syndicating seems like the way I need to start. But to hold 80% of the time, exchange 15% of the time and Build 5% of the time, would be my up most dream. 💪🏽👑
Great video! The PnLs I’ve been looking at are showing more of a 45% expenses. 30% seems low
Thank you Peter I look to learn a lot from you in real estate investing.
I’m a builder. I’ve been helping my clients for almost a decade but/flip homes, it’s my time now. Ultimate goal, all the above lol, seriously 👏🏾👏🏾 I soo appreciate you videos!!! Thanks kindly..
Great Video, Great wisdom and insight, I'm looking forward to learning under your tutorage!! Thank you sir!!
I am the syndicator. Researching properties for purchase. I have several investors and look to help other investors get involved with a long-term multi family property
I'm a holder and exchanger! Thank you!
Peter, thanks so much for these videos! we have been binge listening on road trips! I believe we are between holder and exchanger. Depending on the circumstances the hold period may vary before exchanging.
Holder but open to the other options. Great video! Subscribed to channel. Thx!
Great video and very thorough.
Wouldn't you be a builder first to become a holder? I feel this is where I would be to gain more properties. I can't wait to get this started. Where can I person find the master lease agreements and documents to start this venture?
Currently in the buy and hold category. Having trouble finding deals though. Good demand for rental housing has decreased the amount of properties for sale in my area, prob everywhere.
Just want to say thank you for sharing these videos, Peter
I really enjoy your videos!
Peter you are amazing, and down to Earth! I’m In!
Great video! I’d like to see more syndication videos from you
Thank you Peter for sharing your valuable experience.
BRRRR 🥶 Strategy aka Builder! Thanks Pete!
Thank you so much for your help, Peter.
Great video, I'm leaning toward the syndicator status which I'm currently looking for a good deal right now.
I like them all, they’re all great, but personally I prefer the Holder Method for long term cash flow, and I would probably do all my deals that way.
Awesome video , thanks again.
Value adding knowledge that empowers the investor. Appreciate you sharing
This is a great video! How do you buy a under market value property in a good area?
Love you. You’re a blessing.
Thank you!
I am the builder. Thank you. You are generous!
I'm want to be a holder, I live in Las Vegas, Nevada. I need to learn everything because I really want to start in this business.
Syndicator: Commercial Real Estate Investing
Peter,
Today I am NONE OF THESE as I have yet to buy a commercial deal.
I only own houses and yet now I can see that tomorrow is coming fast!
My interests will likely be as a BUILDER or as a HOLDER, either way I'm NOT GOING TO SELL THE PROPERTY.
I am keen to learn why one will elect to go for CASHFLOW and (assuming a good interest rate) not simply refinance and TAKE A LARGE CHUNK OF CASH off the table.
Correct me here: The cash from the cash-out is not taxed while income is taxed.
This is where I will need guidance over time.
Thank you for the great talks.
W,
I am a inspiring Builder/Holder. Thank you Peter
Mr. Harris, amazing information here! Currently reading you book Commercial Real Estate Investing For Dummies. Im a holder!
Holder. Hey Peter Loves the Videos. Thank you
Love it. I can't wait
Builder and Holder here. Quick question how can you find the CAP RATE for your area?
Great video
I’m just curious what about the expense of doing the renovations on the apartment to increase the value add increase the rent. Is that figure of renovations added in the performers?
Hey Peter thanks for another great video. Btw I am a holder.
is it possible to get financing when your just starting off? I've spoken to banks and they all say that they won't approve.
I did, but was lucky the interest rates hadn’t risen too much. The downpayment required was painfully high too.
Syndicator Please Peter. Appreciate your videos and guidance 😊
So from the NOI, how can you figure the actual profit margin? Also, I'm thinking for my first property I'd be a holder to make sure I have income regardless of what else I'm doing.
NOI - Debt Service = Net Cash Flow
Real estate investors don't have an exact "profit margin", if you will, because part of the debt service payment goes towards principal and the asset itself can increase in value.
@@CommercialPropertyAdvisorsI have a important question. When you take 5% off the top for vacancies are you doing it on actual units rented out (occupancy rate), or total units available regardless of whether they’re rented out or not? If a complex had 650 total units but only 601 were rented out would I subtract the 5% from 650 units or 601 that are actually rented out?
@@mcjproduction Total amount of units. A 650 unit property that has 601 units rented is a vacancy of 7.5%, which is a big problem. The vacancy should be no more than 5%
Holder, thank you!
I househack, not sure where i fit in. I bought a duplex, i live in 1 unit and have a tenant for the other, my mortgage is $408. I desire commercial property next
How are you calculating expenses in the present column
I’m new to all of this. I have concerns with the cap rate. In a practical sense, how are cap rates determined? And how often do they change or reevaluated? How are they reevaluated if they are? And what’s the difference between a higher cap rate and a lower cap rate?
Exchanger here!
I would consider myself a holder. And thanks very much for the videos
Syndicator...Because I want to build an strong financial foundation so that I can start holding properties.
definitely a Holder
I’m a Holder at my age , I believe.
My primary goal is a Builder with some Exchanger as well....looking for properties that are needing some sprucing up and update units over time of 3 years and increase rents to market....I'm building my data base of area's just north and south of Seattle but not in Seattle....I will probably do the property managing so I can work on the expenses and find thise little "loopholes" for like insurance and electric etc.....I'm not convinced property managers will nit pick the details like me....I'm very details oriented and look for more efficient ways in building maintenance....I'm in the janitorial business and seen some horrendous management of properties. I'll hire an attorney to vet prospective tenants and I finalize the lease with the tenant....
Builder and exchanger
Thank you
The problem in TX markets has been that they have all been selling on Proforma and people are snatching them up at those prices, esp folks in or from CA!
Could be all 3?
Also, if you’re cash is flowing well. Your NOI is up so is your property value. Now you can force the appreciation. And if you can keep your expenses in check, why would you ever want to sell?
Thanks Peter
Builder and Holder
Peter how did you know each unit was $4,000 per door? How did you find that out or did you just use that number from experience?
Experience
I make less than 40k a year and am tired of feeling poor and like a bottom feeder. I'm 26 years old. I'm aiming at a higher career right now so that salary will increase to 60k and upwards into low 100s in relatively short time, so I'm not gonna be "poor" forever, but still, I want to get savvy with the money game and become wealthy. I see real estate as a good hands-on way to grow wealth, and it all makes sense to me because resources online put it in CLEAR terms, unlike the stock market which seems wishy-washy and somewhat gimmicky unless you happen to possess stock of a company that takes off. Real estate seems like if you do the work and follow the rules, you WILL get wealthy off of it; it just takes self-education, hard work and persistence. Videos like these make me excited because they explain how money really works and how leverage really works. It kinda makes me think that anybody could be wealthy if they just do some digging and then apply what they learn.
You'll need to make more than $100,000/year to really make moves with commercial multifamily / apartments. Therefore, while improving your steady income in your career, you should flip houses / creative real estate investing and the best person to learn that from is Phil Pustejovsky (www.freedommentor.com). That will give you that boost of cash needed to become a true apartment / multifamily investor.
I am a holder. Thank you.
Builder, holder, etc. Is this more dependent on the amount of cash we have starting out???
I hold like to HOLDER long term. But, syndication looks like a first step.
Syndication should not be your first step......that takes much more experience your working with other people investments
I would like to buy (buyer) and hold (holder) also
At the moment I am going to be a Holder/Builder. I want to build long term and replacing my 9-5 job
Holder and Exchanger
Exchanger please.Can you do a series of videos on that?
Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/-zBXsOAuW8g/видео.html
Syndicator. I am very new at this.
‘Holder’ here!
I'm new to this but really interested in becoming a invested, I am a builder, to become an exchanger, eventually a holder.
Builder...most definitely
I would like to be a holder!!! 😁
I'd like to be a Holder. I'm 60yoa...will April 20th. I'm still coachable though.
Hey Peter, My Sensei! I'm a holder and will like to find more in this changing market.
holder & builder
I would like to de exchange but I would like to know more about it
Builder/Holder
Holder & exchanger
I am definitely a BUILDER..
I would love to be a property investor as a Holder.
I'm a holder and a builder
I'm a builder and holder
how can you project any future values in this housing market?
This has been my favorite video so far! Let’s talk more long term holding, thank you in advance!
I am planning to be a holder
Builder n Holder
Thank you very much, I think syndicator
I've been watching a TON of videos on real estate investing the last few years and I've gotta say. Your videos are pretty good! Out of all the biggest names on RUclips you've shown and taught more in this one video than most of their content! Thank you soo much for the free knowledge! Forever grateful to people like you. You didn't seem too pushy with your business either! Definite follow and will be going through your content! Again thank you!
I'm a builder as well
I am a Holder mainly, open to syndication here and there.
combination of both builder and a syndicator
I would like to be a holder, but today I am a builder or syndicator.
Builder/exchanger
Builder, Holder
I am a new home builder in New Jersey who would LOVE to build and hold commercial RE.
Builder/ Exchanger