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Our guest for this week’s show is multifamily Real estate investor, Lance Edwards. Lance is going to share with us some of the benefits of investing in smaller multifamily properties and why he feels there are multiple competitive advantages in these smaller unit buildings which makes it a great place for investors who are just getting started and are interested in buying their first Multi-family property.
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This week's cashflow friday tip is going to be an extension of last week's cash flow Friday show where we discussed the benefits of seller financing for both the buyer and seller of an income property. Well, today I'm going to share with you 2 proven strategies to significantly improve your chances of obtaining seller financing on a purchase and how to properly use them.
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Our guest for this week’s show is Real Estate Attorney and investment expert, Jeff Lerman. In today's show we're going to speak with Jeff about 2 hot topics that are critical to understand and implement into your business if your goal is to build a large real estate portfolio using OPM, also known as other people's money and these two topics are JV or Joint ventures and Syndication.
In today's show we're going to dig deep into both of these partnership structure types so that you, the real estate investor, can be better informed and educated the next time you're preparing to take down a property using other people's money.
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In this week's Cash Flow Friday tip I'd like to share with you the primary benefits of owner financing for both the buyer and seller of an income property. The benefits I'm about to discuss should be used in your negotiations when trying to pitch the idea to the seller or to the broker representing the seller.
Here is what I feel are the top 6 benefits of owner financing for you the buyer:
There's many more benefits than that, but I think those 6 are the primary ones. Now I will say this, most of the time an owner won't just come out and say that they'll do seller financing and I don't suggest you even bring it up during your first meeting with them. In fact, most of the time you'll need to establish a rapport with the sellers before they'll ever consider it, so be sure to be delicate with how you approach the subject and be sure to presentl it as a win-win proposition.
Now let's discuss the big benefits from the owners standpoint, and just remember, most owners don't realize that owner financing is even a viable option nor do they know how beneficial it is for them. Use the benefits as part of your negotiations and rapport building strategy to increase your chances of a seller saying yes.
Some of the reasons of why a seller wouldn't want to hold financing or why it might not make sense for them to do so:
1. They're planning a 1031 exchange of the proceeds into another income property
2. They have an immediate need for the cash and can't wait. This could be a emergency medical condition, maybe legal fees for a court battle they're involved in, or one of many other things why people need cash
3. They don't trust or feel comfortable with you or just can't wrap their mind around the idea
4. Their friends, family, realtor, CPA, Attorney, or someone else who is influential in their life told them it was a bad idea.
Now that you have the benefits, it's up to you to sell them to the seller. Good luck!
Our guest for this week’s show is Rich Dad Advisor, Tax strategist, and best-selling author, Tom Wheelwright. In today's show we're going to speak with Tom about his bestselling book, Tax Free Wealth and how we as Real Estate Investors can apply these principals to mitigate our tax exposure and keep more profits where it’s supposed to be - IN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT!
Whether you're a brand new investor or someone who has been investing for years, you're goal should be to maximize your income and returns from your real estate investments and legally keep as much in your bank account as possible without giving it all to Uncle Sam, which is exactly what you’ll learn in my discussion with Tom today.
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In this week's Cash Flow Friday tip I'd like to talk about how to effectively dissect and read through a credit report when evaluating prospective tenants. Some of you may think this is as easy as looking at a credit score or seeing if there are any collections or delinquent debts, but if you want to do yourself and your rental justice you really need to learn how to build a story from the data provided and only then make a determination based on both the facts obtained from the credit report and info provided from the tenant to decide if they will make the cut.
This show will walk you through my process of reading a credit report and screening an applicant.
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