Real Estate Deal Flow

Brian Langenmayr is a mobile home park investor, with parks in Oregon and Ohio. Prior to owning and operating several mobile home parks across the United States, he was an associate for Marcus and Millichap.

What's covered in the episode:

managing a community of homeowners

transitioning to mobile home park management

advantages of transitioning from working at a brokerage

In this episode of Real Estate Deal Flow, Tyson speaks with John Jacobus about mobile home park investing. 

John Jacobus started his investment career over 15 years ago with single family rental properties and public equity investments. 

In this episode:

pros/cons of real estate investing

adding value to underperforming real estate 

competition in mobile home park investing

In this episode of Real Estate Deal Flow, Tyson speaks with Neal Collins, from Latitude Realty, 

Neal started with multifamily investing

Neal and the Latitude team focus mostly on real estate on the east side of Portland.

Topics covered in this episode:

Is going into property management a good idea? 

Finding sellers willing to work creatively with you.

In this episode of Real Estate Deal Flow, Tyson speaks with Andrew Bermudez, entrepreneur and co-founder of Digsy.com. 

Andrew has over 15 years experience in commercial real estate. Now, as a co-founder at Digsy, he works in a fascinating space where tech and real estate meet. This conversation is not something you want to miss out on. 

In this episode, Andrew and Tyson discuss: 

Lead generation

Maximizing your return on investment

Is cold calling still useful?

Tim Steele is a mortgage broker, and has been in commercial real estate since he was 21 after being encouraged by a mentor. In this amazing interview, we cover: 

Handling people's pre-conceived notions of a deal

Seeing the value in a deal

How real estate and loan brokers can work better together for clients

The future of commercial real estate

onah Weiss is a Cost-Segregation expert and real estate expert. He has a particular specialty in helping property owners increase their cash-flow by lowering their income tax through cost segregation. If you're looking to maximize those earnings from your investment, this is the episode to listen to!

Get in contact with Yonah! 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cost-segregation-yonah-weiss

Read more on my blog:

http://Tysondcross.com

There are a million reasons to not start investing in real estate. At least, that's what it can feel like. 

It's natural to have doubts when you're getting started with your first investments. Investments can be risky, and you're going down a road you haven't been down before. 

In this Tactical Tuesday, Tyson breaks down some simple but effective ways to overcome the mental blocks and self-doubt that might be keeping you from pulling the trigger on your first deal.

What does it take to invest in mobile home parks? According to Ryan Groene, it takes hard work, a little luck, and a willingness to take risks. 

Groene formerly worked in the finance industry, but the allure of commercial real estate, and the chance of being his own boss, drew him to his new, challenging but rewarding career. 

Listen in to find out more about mobile home park investing and why it might be the right investment for you!

So you've purchased your first property, now what? In this episode, Tyson lays out exactly what you need to do immediately after taking over a property. 

Tune in to Real Estate Deal Flow every Tuesday for in-depth advice from Tyson, and every Friday for interviews from industry experts!

What does it take to invest in real estate? Our host Tyson Cross, a successful multi-family broker and real estate investor goes

into detail about the persistence, consistency, and the mindset necessary to make a living through real estate.

The first episode of Real Estate Deal Flow kicks off with Tyson detailing the three things he learned AFTER purchasing his first mobile home park, and he explains the things he wish he knew before his first investment.