Its not always in their business model. The equity returns from holding real estate typically are lower than returns from re-investing into the business. So, they lease and grow other ways. But yes, some companies buy strategic real estate too.
@@RonaldRohdeLaw Thank you. I'm looking for a way to invest into a good NNN lease property. I have become familiar with how it works. To be transparent, I have zero real estate experience, and zero business ownership experience. NNN lease properties theoretically seem like a no brainer entry to commercial real estate. How can someone like myself, enter. Meaning will a bank ok a loan. I have excellent credit score, assets, etc.
Pretty much what Ron said - they need to keep their cash liquid because real estate isn’t their business. They can often get greater returns by investing that capital in other parts of their business operations
I’ve always used the local tax records (free) or CRS Data (relatively inexpensive but also pulls from tax records with additional info). Those are the best I’ve found
If you have two trucks parked facing each other how many feet in between would be sufficient? In other words, if you pull in down the middle and have 75’ parking on the left and right sides. Thx in advance.
So, $57,000 a year gross income. What about mortgage and related expenses? Can't see much profit @ $175/ semi. $4,750 a month without making any land payment. What I'm missing?
Great info!
Glad to hear it!
I'd like to ask, as far as NNN lease properties. Why don't the corporate companies just buyout the location?
Its not always in their business model. The equity returns from holding real estate typically are lower than returns from re-investing into the business. So, they lease and grow other ways. But yes, some companies buy strategic real estate too.
@@RonaldRohdeLaw Thank you. I'm looking for a way to invest into a good NNN lease property. I have become familiar with how it works. To be transparent, I have zero real estate experience, and zero business ownership experience. NNN lease properties theoretically seem like a no brainer entry to commercial real estate. How can someone like myself, enter. Meaning will a bank ok a loan. I have excellent credit score, assets, etc.
NNN can be fine for a beginner, your loan will matter more on the asset and loan terms than your credit score.@@SandeepSingh-43
Pretty much what Ron said - they need to keep their cash liquid because real estate isn’t their business. They can often get greater returns by investing that capital in other parts of their business operations
Ron mentioned create a list of properties; what's a great prop stream service to create that list?
I’ve always used the local tax records (free) or CRS Data (relatively inexpensive but also pulls from tax records with additional info). Those are the best I’ve found
Great content as usual. Thanks
Anytime! Glad you enjoyed it
I have a 5 acre lot 6 miles from the main highway (1-10),Is there even a possibility of marketing for long term parking or equipment storage?
Sure, I don’t see why not
Thanks !
This is awesome Tyler.
Thank you 🙏
Of course!
Great interview Tyler. Ron, I can’t wait to pick your brain on this more next week.
I appreciate it!
Thanks Tyler, good, specific examples of IOS in here.
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If you have two trucks parked facing each other how many feet in between would be sufficient? In other words, if you pull in down the middle and have 75’ parking on the left and right sides. Thx in advance.
Are you asking how wide the drive aisles need to be? Trying to better understand your question
@@TylerCaubleyes exactly. Sorry about that. So if there are trucks parked on both sides how wide is sufficient for an aisle in between.
So, $57,000 a year gross income. What about mortgage and related expenses? Can't see much profit @ $175/ semi. $4,750 a month without making any land payment. What I'm missing?
$0.13/ Kw ? Your California viewers 😮
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