Note: Flex space (office & warehouse industrial-wide range of uses) Light Assembly 10k-50k sq ft. Cold Storage Industrial showroom (display/storage/furniture IOS - Industrial Outdoor storage (easiest to operate diverse beginners ..rental cashflow until something bigger and better)
I'm taking your Beginner's Guide to CRE Investing course and have a question regarding Module 2, Lesson1: How to Evaluate a CRE Deal. I didn't see support contact info on the course pages, so I thought I'd post my question here in hopes of getting a response. You said that there's a 6-step process to evaluating a deal, but then say there are 5 aspects to consider (underwriting, weighing value-add vs. stabilized assets, understanding cash flow, digging into op expenses, and performing due diligence.) What's the sixth step? Then I was thinking that you meant that the 6 steps are underwriting (financial modeling spreadsheeets/calculating returns), performing market studies, researching the neighborhood, pulling comps w/ CRS data, finding OpEx comps, and performing due diligience. Is that right? Please provide some clarification. I want to make sure I'm getting this right.
Superb video! Industrial real estate offers diverse property types beyond basic warehouses. And for people who are serious about multifamily investing, our channel is a must-visit for expert advice and tips.
Which type of industrial real estate do you think makes the best investment today?
IOS for the win! A distant second would be Flexspace Condos AKA (Mancaves)
I’m looking at IOS for it’s flexibility and entry point so I can use the marginal space for my own projects without paying for the space
I have invested in 3 industrial properties in central Ky - electric battery capital of the country!
Cold storage.
I’m not in the space just yet, although from your videos commercial warehousing seems like a great choice & not discussed much elsewhere.
I agree! Industrial real estate is a great path to take
Note: Flex space (office & warehouse industrial-wide range of uses)
Light Assembly 10k-50k sq ft.
Cold Storage
Industrial showroom (display/storage/furniture
IOS - Industrial Outdoor storage (easiest to operate diverse beginners ..rental cashflow until something bigger and better)
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I'm taking your Beginner's Guide to CRE Investing course and have a question regarding Module 2, Lesson1: How to Evaluate a CRE Deal. I didn't see support contact info on the course pages, so I thought I'd post my question here in hopes of getting a response.
You said that there's a 6-step process to evaluating a deal, but then say there are 5 aspects to consider (underwriting, weighing value-add vs. stabilized assets, understanding cash flow, digging into op expenses, and performing due diligence.) What's the sixth step?
Then I was thinking that you meant that the 6 steps are underwriting (financial modeling spreadsheeets/calculating returns), performing market studies, researching the neighborhood, pulling comps w/ CRS data, finding OpEx comps, and performing due diligience. Is that right?
Please provide some clarification. I want to make sure I'm getting this right.
Thank you, Sara - I’ve gotten your email and will get with you tomorrow!
Great video Tyler!
Appreciate it, Justin!
Thanks for the tip homie
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Another banger Tyler! 🤜🤛
Glad you enjoyed it!
Superb video! Industrial real estate offers diverse property types beyond basic warehouses. And for people who are serious about multifamily investing, our channel is a must-visit for expert advice and tips.
Glad you liked it!
Tyler hi in buying a strip mall do u have to buy land on existing mall or pay asking price??$$
nope, you're welcome to purchase the property and negotiate prices as you'd like
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