Buy The Block with Bryan Chavis

Don't be discouraged if you locate a "perfect" target area, only to find when you start looking for properties that everything is overpriced. That simply means that institutional investors may have beaten you to the area - and once word got out they were buying up property, prices went up. 

This happened to Bryan as well, but he didn't give up. In this special episode, Bryan visits the planet Batuu at Star Wars Galaxy's Edge in search of higher returns in a new market. In this episode, he uses strategic evaluation to find a new target area...in another galaxy.

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Just before the first edition of "Buy It, Rent It, Profit!" was published; speculative investors made many major mistakes in the housing market. Speculative investors are people who invest in real estate based on appreciation speculations alone. When the market crashed, they were left holding the bag, and many ended up in foreclosure. This is why Strategic Evaluation is so important, as Bryan explains in this episode. 

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In real estate investing, you will hear constantly "buy undervalued properties." This makes sense, but there is more to it than just buying an inexpensive property. Far too many times we've seen investors purchase properties 30 percent below market value that turned quickly from dream deals into a total nightmare. 

Many real estate books and media sources make very general statements about real estate markets and their current economic conditions. The key for real estate investors is to drill down to the specific segment of the market the individuals are speaking about, and determine whether it applies to the class of property they own. 

Investor and author of "Buy It, Rent It, Profit!" Bryan Chavis shares a few examples from his own experience. 

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We hear a lot about what you should do to be a successful investor, but in this episode, we talk about what you should avoid. Even the best investors make mistakes, but the key is learning from them. Apartment investor and author of "Buy It, Rent It, Profit!" Bryan Chavis shares the pitfalls investors face when managing multifamily property.  

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Real estate investor Bryan Chavis talks about the issues surrounding rent control and breaks down his process for finding the right deal for a multifamily portfolio. 

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Apartment Investor Bryan Chavis breaks down the importance of using step-by-step systems in multifamily acquisitions and day-to-day management. Plans will change, but a road map is an overall guide to get you where you need to go. 

"Gold flees the man who would force it to impossible earnings or who followeth the alluring advice of tricksters and schemers or who trusts it to his own inexperience and romantic desires in investment." The Richest Man in Babylon

Real Estate Investor and author of "Buy It, Rent It, Profit", Bryan Chavis talks about the importance of continuing education then shares his thoughts on the future of the real estate industry and why we should be looking at ownership instead of focusing on sales. bryanchavis.com 

Bryan Chavis gives his take on Buildium's 2020 Property Management Insights

The seven keys to becoming successful as a landlord or asset manager are the fundamental principles to building a successful rental investing empire. Bryan Chavis breaks down the key section from his bestselling Real Estate book "Buy It, Rent It, Profit!" Have a question for Bryan? Reach out at [email protected] 

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Bryan breaks down the benefits of being a real estate investor vs being a wholesaler of real estate and how to transition from wholesaling into investing in multifamily.