Awesome presentation. Much respect to you for making seemingly complicated real estate material easy to understand in an appropriately timed RUclips video.
Peter you are the best! Thank you so much for your knowledgable information... has been helping me a ton! Truly appreciate the time you take to teach us.
It goes to show you that being an entrepreneur is only a trend atm. The “feel good” motivation videos get millions of views. But a video like this which is a wealth of knowledge and a gold mine filled with nuggets of gold gets less than 100k views in 3 years? Sad world we live in.
Thank you so much for everything. I watch and study your videos for hrs. Your presentations are truly the best! This has taken my business to the next level :) Sincerely, Brooke Stack Coldwell Banker Prime NY
Thank you sir. I look forward to being your next protege within these next 3 months. I spoke with one of your advisors already & am really excited to close my first deal.
Hi Tommy Lai. How's it going? I just spoke to one of Peter's advisors also and have another meeting scheduled. Did you sign up for the program? If so, how is it going, I need some encouragement as I was just laid off due to covid 19. Thanks
Very very helpful video. The points to consider before an offer for the commercial real estate are so helpfully explained. Thank you for sharing the video.
only 2 minutes in and i already want to hit the like button again! 7 minutes in, youtube really needs and "extra like" button. please use number for examples. :-)
Thank you Mr Harris for such an informative videos. If I would sale my rental house for 1M, do a 1031 exchange, upgrade to 2M property, can I buy one big commercial building/multi family apartment for easier management or it’s better to get multiple smaller ones ?
I wouldn't mind having this guy mentor me. But I know I have to get a deal done first in order to pay for mentorship. This formula you're showing can this also apply to apartment buildings?
MR Harry..Do you recommend to make the offer base on the numbers that work for you right off the bat.or make the offer for the asking price and then negotiate once is under contract?
Peter you did a great video again. Very informative, I learned a lot from you. Could you please comment on Pros and Cons of having a buyers agent, when do you need one when you can skip one? Thanks, Sean
You need one when you have no idea what you are doing; ideally you work directly with sellers so no brokers are involved. If you do a deal that is controlled by a broker, the best of all worlds is that you get your license so you can collect the Buyers Agent commission.
Hi you are a great teacher and mentor. All your vedios are great and very informative. first thank you for your great efforts. I have question please: where can I find all the essencial and required information about the property that I want to submit an offer for. I mean we need a part 2 for this vedio shows us where to find all these info. and its better to be a real deal that you did in the past and you spent 2 months at least to colllect all the info. and did your research step by step. thank you once again.
Awesome video and content. Just one thing would make it better.....a better microphone.... and maybe some sound dampening foam to stop that echo and tinny sound.... I would love to see a video on how to present a master lease to a seller and get them to say yes...also what do you close on with a master lease, it does not seem that a title company will be needed. Do we just execute a lease? Do you usually make part or all of the payments go towards the purchase money?
Great information Peter! I don't where I would find these four phases if it wasn't for your video! My question is this. How would I use Cap. Expenses in the last - 4th Phase? Do I use it along with other Expenses to derive/apply to my calculations?
@@fs9453 I had the same question. What I have found is that that is part of the investigation process after the offer is accepted. Commercial works different. It takes much longer to close and the contingencies last at least 30 days to clear. Because I will be doing my first deal, I don't want to make an offer just to find out my APR will be 16%! A whole waste of time and effort.
Nice video, can you tell me in the LOI are you giving an offer that the seller is asking for so you can get all the info you need to make an offer that works; or do you make the offer in the LOI that you think you are going to go with upfront? In the LOI are you asking for things like the last 12 months rent and expenses? Or does that request come after the LOI is signed? If you have a signed LOI from the seller, the seller can still put the property under contract with someone else while you are doing your due diligence? Thank you,
sorry I should have clarified. building is fully occupied but owner is not motivated to sell %6 cap rate. I also don't want to overpay. ( I currently occupy over 1/2 the unit as a tenent.) Thank you
Hello Peter, thank you so much for your wonderful videos! Question, how do you find out what was ACTUALLY COLLECTED? Do you ask for their bank statements? Thank you again so very much Peter!
Broker usually sends you the rent roll, it will be correct . but you might have some people that pay late. .. I would be more worried about them fudging the utilities numbers and\or leaving things out of expenses like snow removal, garbage removal...etc.
Let's say I found a deal on Loopnet. Do I have to ask agent for both a brochure and 3 year financials quote? Or I have to get it from a seller? If so, should I ask agent the contact information of the seller? At what point do I want to contact the seller and what information I have to get from the agent before I start speaking directly with a seller?
Im new in Real Estate, when you submit and offer on commercial property, usually you put the amount that they ask you, how I gone know all the expensive that is gone bring with the property so I can put a right offer, any advice. thank you ,
I was thinking that, with lower rates, sellers may be less amenable to a creative deal. My first offer: a 130 unit complex, listing was 5.3M, I offered 6.0M in installments at 4% amortized over 30yrs for a term of 30yrs, with a 2% down payment. The listing agent posted this property on their own website and on Loopnet, which made me think that this property may have been passed over to the point where the seller would be willing to accept a creative deal.
For the subject of "LOIs", or Letters of Intent, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/hqovi3kA2Ts/видео.html For learning more about talking to banks, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/23qNsfBffHQ/видео.html
How can you get a double digit COC return if the cap rates in a certain area are 4 to 5 percent? Do you just low ball the offer or move on? Or do you just have to find ways to improve the property in order to raise the rent/lease?
That is a direct correlation to your down payment. If you can reduce your down payment, even with little cash flow, you can produce a double digit cash on cash return.
Learn how to make intelligent offers on your commercial deals through our Protege Program: www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/protege-program
I have never gained so much knowledge in such a clear and simple breakdown. Salute to you Brother. My mind has just opened up tremendously.
30+ years in the biz- when you think you got it along comes this genius!
You don't even know but your a blessing I love the way you teach your classes
Peter Harris
You are the most considerate teacher because you take pains to be thorough. Thanks.
Finally real information from someone who is knowledgeable.
Awesome presentation. Much respect to you for making seemingly complicated real estate material easy to understand in an appropriately timed RUclips video.
Couldn't ask for a better Mentor...Thanks Peter.
Tony I see your comments on all the videos. You have any info/tips on starting in commercial realestate?
Have you purchased your first multi family deal yet ?
im a new agent, and i agree schools do not teach you this. thanks for the helpful info.
This is by far one of your most underrated and incredibly helpful videos. Don’t stop man!
You are such a great teacher!!! The information provided in this video is GOLD.
Best real-estate channel out there bar none. Incredible information once again Peter.
Peter you are the best! Thank you so much for your knowledgable information... has been helping me a ton! Truly appreciate the time you take to teach us.
Mr. Harris would you mind doing a video on the impact of the new tax laws on real estate investors?
Best videos on real estate. Period.
It goes to show you that being an entrepreneur is only a trend atm. The “feel good” motivation videos get millions of views. But a video like this which is a wealth of knowledge and a gold mine filled with nuggets of gold gets less than 100k views in 3 years? Sad world we live in.
Thank you so much for shearing so much wealth of knowledge.
Thank you so much for everything. I watch and study your videos for hrs. Your presentations are truly the best! This has taken my business to the next level :)
Sincerely,
Brooke Stack Coldwell Banker Prime NY
Thank you Mr. Harris!
Truly Prolific!!!!! Well explain. But best of all is people paid money for this uplifting advice. Thank you truly.
Learning from these Videos...Thanks Mr.Harris
Thank you Peter for so many great videos.
You are the best Sir. I thank your parents for giving us a great mentor like you.
How do I get to know my rates when there’s no pre approval at CRE loans?
Excellent video! Thanks for the knowledge!
Thank you sir. I look forward to being your next protege within these next 3 months. I spoke with one of your advisors already & am really excited to close my first deal.
Hi Tommy Lai. How's it going? I just spoke to one of Peter's advisors also and have another meeting scheduled. Did you sign up for the program? If so, how is it going, I need some encouragement as I was just laid off due to covid 19. Thanks
Very very helpful video. The points to consider before an offer for the commercial real estate are so helpfully explained. Thank you for sharing the video.
Great info!! excited to be involved with my first commercial property and looking for my next. We all need help with this!
Peter is great, great channel, great advice
Thank you sir really appreciate 👍
Just awesome. Thanks!
Hi , i really enjoyed this video . Would you be able to explain the process buying a special use building? That would be very helpful. Thanks
You are the man. GREAT video!
Very good info. Thanx
Hi Peter Harris, just curious if in the near future there would be any videos showing how to find, locate or attract off market deals. Thanks Peter.
only 2 minutes in and i already want to hit the like button again! 7 minutes in, youtube really needs and "extra like" button. please use number for examples. :-)
This is my mans!!
The way he says calculate has me cackling hella hard 🤣
Thank you Mr Harris for such an informative videos.
If I would sale my rental house for 1M, do a 1031 exchange, upgrade to 2M property, can I buy one big commercial building/multi family apartment for easier management or it’s better to get multiple smaller ones ?
Peter really is the master I recommend his Protege program to anyone who want to take a leap into CRE
How much is it?
@@rellthetempest 15k plus half your earnings till you get 500k
@@2andfro939 oh dang
great video, Peter.
I wouldn't mind having this guy mentor me. But I know I have to get a deal done first in order to pay for mentorship.
This formula you're showing can this also apply to apartment buildings?
MR Harry..Do you recommend to make the offer base on the numbers that work for you right off the bat.or make the offer for the asking price and then negotiate once is under contract?
Thank you for your videos. Hello Peter, Quick question Do I ask for the contractor quotes from them? The seller
Essential viewing
Peter you did a great video again. Very informative, I learned a lot from you. Could you please comment on Pros and Cons of having a buyers agent, when do you need one when you can skip one? Thanks, Sean
You need one when you have no idea what you are doing; ideally you work directly with sellers so no brokers are involved. If you do a deal that is controlled by a broker, the best of all worlds is that you get your license so you can collect the Buyers Agent commission.
How do I get to know my rates when there’s no pre approval at CRE loans?
Amazing resource!! Thank you!!
Hi you are a great teacher and mentor. All your vedios are great and very informative. first thank you for your great efforts. I have question please: where can I find all the essencial and required information about the property that I want to submit an offer for. I mean we need a part 2 for this vedio shows us where to find all these info. and its better to be a real deal that you did in the past and you spent 2 months at least to colllect all the info. and did your research step by step. thank you once again.
Priceless information!! I wish you would have just done a random property as an example after explaining how to get the offer.
Check out the attachment. You'll see the random property there: www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/how-to-make-offers-on-commercial-real-estate/
thanks!
Awesome video and content. Just one thing would make it better.....a better microphone.... and maybe some sound dampening foam to stop that echo and tinny sound.... I would love to see a video on how to present a master lease to a seller and get them to say yes...also what do you close on with a master lease, it does not seem that a title company will be needed. Do we just execute a lease? Do you usually make part or all of the payments go towards the purchase money?
With the mortgage, is it P+I or just interest? I've seen it with just interest for this.
Thanks Peter, lots of great info
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Great information Peter! I don't where I would find these four phases if it wasn't for your video!
My question is this. How would I use Cap. Expenses in the last - 4th Phase? Do I use it along with other Expenses to derive/apply to my calculations?
How do I get to know my rates when there’s no pre approval at CRE loans?
@@fs9453 I had the same question. What I have found is that that is part of the investigation process after the offer is accepted. Commercial works different. It takes much longer to close and the contingencies last at least 30 days to clear. Because I will be doing my first deal, I don't want to make an offer just to find out my APR will be 16%! A whole waste of time and effort.
How do I get to know my rates when there’s no pre approval at CRE loans?
Nice video, can you tell me in the LOI are you giving an offer that the seller is asking for so you can get all the info you need to make an offer that works; or do you make the offer in the LOI that you think you are going to go with upfront?
In the LOI are you asking for things like the last 12 months rent and expenses? Or does that request come after the LOI is signed?
If you have a signed LOI from the seller, the seller can still put the property under contract with someone else while you are doing your due diligence?
Thank you,
Sometimes both; depends on the deal.
Can I make an offer contingent on finding a buyer for my current place so I don't end up having to make payments on 2 properties? Or how do I do this?
Do you have Pdf of Master Lease Agreement With The Option To Buy Offer Sheet?
I would like to have this also.
Hey Peter. I love your breakdowns. My question is tough!!!! how do I approach an owner to buy his property who has a fully leased stripmall.
The same way you approach any seller; whether fully occupied or not.
sorry I should have clarified. building is fully occupied but owner is not motivated to sell %6 cap rate. I also don't want to overpay. ( I currently occupy over 1/2 the unit as a tenent.) Thank you
Love ❤ I love your videos
Hello Peter, thank you so much for your wonderful videos! Question, how do you find out what was ACTUALLY COLLECTED? Do you ask for their bank statements? Thank you again so very much Peter!
That's certainly one way to do it.
Broker usually sends you the rent roll, it will be correct . but you might have some people that pay late. .. I would be more worried about them fudging the utilities numbers and\or leaving things out of expenses like snow removal, garbage removal...etc.
I don't see the download
Thank you for all your information, How can I contact you
Is cap rate calculated before or after operating expenses such as taxes, insurance, repairs?
To learn more, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/JPfj6P5m5wE/видео.html
What "table" would this be called? Is there a name for it?
Love you man...lol
Also, the pdf for the download doesn’t seem to be working. Would you please put the link in the description box? Thank you Peter!
The link is in the description box too. Here it is: www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/how-to-make-offers-on-commercial-real-estate/
Hi the new pdf link is not working too.
Peter i feel i can trust you, Thanks 👍👍
Man, this is unreal!! SOMEONE WILLING TO HELP WITH THIS INFORMATION DISPERSAL FOR NON ELITISTS !!!
how do i take your class..
Apply here: www.commercialpropertyadvisors.com/protege-program
preforma or proforma ?
"PerForma" and "ProForma" are the same thing
"Offer cap rate needs to be higher than the market cap rate" Explain please why
You want a good deal. You want to offer LESS to begin with so that you don't over pay and so that you can hopefully get a better deal.
Teach me something I don't know.
Let's say I found a deal on Loopnet. Do I have to ask agent for both a brochure and 3 year financials quote? Or I have to get it from a seller? If so, should I ask agent the contact information of the seller? At what point do I want to contact the seller and what information I have to get from the agent before I start speaking directly with a seller?
Im new in Real Estate, when you submit and offer on commercial property, usually you put the amount that they ask you, how I gone know all the expensive that is gone bring with the property
so I can put a right offer, any advice. thank you
,
Considering this current interest rate climate, to what degree, that you're aware of, are land contract offers being accepted?
What does that have to do with interest rates?
I was thinking that, with lower rates, sellers may be less amenable to a creative deal.
My first offer: a 130 unit complex, listing was 5.3M, I offered 6.0M in installments at 4% amortized over 30yrs for a term of 30yrs, with a 2% down payment. The listing agent posted this property on their own website and on Loopnet, which made me think that this property may have been passed over to the point where the seller would be willing to accept a creative deal.
title was a little misleading, thought you would be going over LOI and talking to banks ect.
For the subject of "LOIs", or Letters of Intent, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/hqovi3kA2Ts/видео.html
For learning more about talking to banks, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/23qNsfBffHQ/видео.html
Thanks
How do you find the income to a brand new business that has never operated?
How can you get a double digit COC return if the cap rates in a certain area are 4 to 5 percent? Do you just low ball the offer or move on? Or do you just have to find ways to improve the property in order to raise the rent/lease?
That is a direct correlation to your down payment. If you can reduce your down payment, even with little cash flow, you can produce a double digit cash on cash return.