When it comes to investing at a distance I would love for you guys to have Millennial Mike on the show. He’s a first responder. Killing it. Lives in a HCOL area. House hacking as a single parent. But then investing out of state. I’ve learned a ton from him.
Glad this is working out for her... for now. With 20 vacant (10 are flips?), that is a lot of risk if something happened with the market. I remember so many investors caught with their pants down between 2008 and 2011 and lost everything. We may not get to that point again, but a little too much risk going "all in", so fast, like she is. She is very young with time on her side. Slow it down a bit I'd say. Partners and investors can make things really messy too. Good luck though.
Your story is awesome! Your way of finding good deals in affordable areas and changing short-term rentals to medium-term ones is smart. Keep up the great work!
I find it so difficult to listen to young investors who truly are still finding their way to explain details, she just stated investing, people are giving her money? The mid west sucks for cashflow. I can’t take these kids seriously, Influencers these days 👱🏼♀️come on BP get some actual talent not influence.
@@cominhomewithjohnalan9103 I understand what you’re saying but she’s cashflowing $200 a door. I was a travel registered nurse formerly from Cincinnati. I can promise no travel nurse is paying 5-6k for a month for a place to sleep. In reality, it’s a new Investor still trying to figure things out rightly so she’s sharing it the world but there’s an incredible amount of nuances, especially in the medium term rental space. Something doesn’t add up. David’s perspective at the end is what experienced investors who have lived through 2007 managed to make it through ok the other side know that many new investors especially in the last 3 years of real estate ( which have been the easiest out of literally the last 3 decades)
@@carriemanchester-to7ytjoakim Noah said it best, who goes to Cleveland? You kinda went to some crappy places in the Midwest. I’m killing it in and around Chicago and looking into St. Louis.
Sounds like a recipe for disaster: two partners, active investors, silent investors, equity investors, interest only investors and other players. What possibly could go wrong?! LOL My question is who actually controls the purse strings in these deals? I hope Soli has set up checks and balances so as not to ultimately get ripped off by her so-called partners. From what was said, it seems to me the only person actually making money is the partner who owns the property management company.
I respect the hustle from the guest but I would have to go with Greene in a few points. San Francisco lost percentage on “commercial” real estate and Not residential. Also, she is a social media marketer who uses others peoples money to buy real estate…syndication. Lastly, she is right about CA and small business challenges. Do not just say a city is “lively ” and not move there. People talk negative about CA but stay here, super weird. Overall, good podcast.
I’ve got a deal but not sure to do it… 20%down 7% interest seller financing.. I set the purchase price but I gotta finish the home… finished will be worth 1M+ but needs plumbing hvac drywall 😬 could buy close to 1/2 price but I don’t want to lay out 100k cash and need to put in another 100k cash to finish plus the monthly payments, though I’m just under 45k/mo residual atm… long term Reno scares me a bit
I am new to the stock market. Every stock that I bought so far, I was out of luck because I bought them when they were expensive. I feel I missed out on all the stock opportunities so far for the tech stocks.I believe having 175K yearly income would be a good investment so I want to plug all my savings into the stock market. I know this sounds a bit dull but I would like to know if I should learn investing or let somebody else (more capable like a FA) do it for me? Please share your thoughts. I am kind of tired of searching for a good stock to buy and losing all the good opportunities
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again
The broker I'm in touch with is *ASHLEY AIRAGAHI . I came across her in a Bloomberg interview and got in touch with her. You can use something else. For me, her strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on
Awesome 🤩. The part about working your whole life and investing in 401K which goes into the stock market! Like the Alanis Morseiet song " He waited his whole life to take the plane Ride and the Plane crashed down, " Isn't it Ironic." Make Life happen, don't wait for others to tell you what to do!🤩
Transfer of wealth usually occur during market crash, so the more stocks drop, the more I buy, in the meanwhile I'm just focused on making better investments and earning more as recession fear increases, apparently there are strategies to 3x gains in this present market cos I read of someone that pulled a profit of $350k within 6months, and it would really help if you could make a video covering these strategies.
Is the real estate going to continue to perform in high interest rate environment? Or should we also buy some stocks as they have weathered pretty well so far in high interest rate also.
David with a single family, a 2-family and now Joint venturing on a creative deal in FL, at 61 waiting 20 years to retire seems a long ways away. What advice do you have?
You just don't understand the experience she has. She is the closer and the one bringing in private money, another partner is the deal finder, and another is the project manager on reno's and property manager. You don't have to do everything yourself. Team Build and Leverage.
I was surprised for 40 properties that $3000 is her cash flow. There's still capital expenses with all those properties (roofs and HVAC to replace eventually, all those tenants and property management fees unless she's managing some of them herself). I would rather own fewer properties in appreciating areas (coastal California, Arizona, Nevada) than 50 single family homes in the Midwest. I invest in CA and the Midwest. There's some cash flow in those cheaper areas and tax write offs but the single family home appreciation is slow, 10 years Midwest = 6 months in CA/NV/Florida/Texas. I'm not investing in the Midwest anymore unless I find a 4 unit or larger.
I'd be curious to know exactly what my investment money as the private lender is going towards if it takes $100k+ to get on the phone for properties that are ~100k or less. How much of that lended money goes towards purchase vs reno and just general operational costs of the business. If I have 100k+ to lend, I'd want to make sure I'm actually getting some good value out of it because if not you might as well buy the property yourself.
The current return to private lender is 8 to 12% but it's whatever arrangement you set up with the investor with the payment structure and length of term. I think it's usually purchase and renovation but it could be just one of those. I approached a potential PL but he wanted to get all his money back in 2 years and that wasn't going to work for me since I needed a longer term. The idea is refinancing to a 30 year fixed rate loan at the higher appraised renovated home value so you can pay back the PL - if the property After Repair Value isn't high enough, it won't be enough to pay back the PL and the investor will have to use their own money to make up the difference (this is what I'm running into with these inexpensive Midwestern properties).
She used private money for down payments and rehabs and has 2 partners, she doesn’t make that much Money, this seems like a lot of work for little cash flow
@@jmaris4evaher living expenses are covered and she's steadily acquiring more. Look at it as she is earning a commission that instead of paying once, it is paying a certain dividend and she has no access to the principal. When she refinances, she'll up that dividend by buying another property. Like she said, she already has enough passive income to where it compares with someone who has invested into a 401k for their whole life.
LLC is solely going to help protecting your personal asset. For example if you get sued or bankrupt it will only affect your LLC. If you need a bank loan for a Realestate property they won’t lend you through your LLC. But private lenders want an LLC. LLC don’t give any taxe advantages. Hope this helps
@@ErNBuRn1 that’s incorrect. LLC or not you file your taxes plus your W2 as a sole or s corp depending on the income. You don’t need LLC do you Realestate. But it is better to have one just to protect your personal asset or get private money from lenders. Zero taxe advantage.
Money, expertise. I partnered with a guy who knows contractors, ect in the local area and does day to day stuff. My primary job makes 50k a month so we both concluded my time was better spent working to fund purchases given the state of financing atm. We are making a purchase about every 6 Weeks, mostly in cash and seller financing
Medium term is anything with a 30 day lease or more, usually used for traveling nurses, students, et. who need 3-6 month leases. Usually they are furnished as well.
Actually you broadcast your goals...shut your brain from doing the thing...you seek the validation of your peer.. your brain assumes you accomplish the task. taking action and let your result do the talking
Can we please normalize being up front about taking on partners (or rather being taken on by partners)? Having only four doors and the remaining 36 with partners changes the entire picture. There’s nothing wrong with it AT ALL, but the approach here shouldn’t be “I did this,” but rather, “here’s how to build partnerships because I couldn’t have grown as quickly if I hadn’t.” It’s much more honest and will give people starting out a much more realistic goal of what they should shoot for on their own. Granted, I’m only halfway through the video while writing this, but up to this point, this video makes it seem like she built all this on her own when that isn’t really what happened. AND THAT IS OK. Just put it up front and not buried nearly 30min into the interview. Edit: before I get any hate, just know I’m sincerely impressed with her and what she has accomplished. My beef is with this notion of “doing it all by oneself” in thumbnails and intros. That is not realistic.
Does anyone else think David is Rocking the beard? This may be heresy but if he grew it out, is there a chance it could be more powerful than Brandon's? I know it's hard to imagine but could there be something going on here?
David Crew David Green where are you buying in Southwest Florida I have a soul I have a house in southwest Florida I actually have a house in Cape Coral
Turnkey properties a bad investment just say David me and said they’ll horrible my girl would recommend turnkey properties I would never buy a turnkey property I buy a Delaplane Allison the worst area before I buy a turnkey property
BRRRR is absolutely a dead strategy compared to wholesaling and creative finance. After learning creative finance it sounds so dumb to ever do BRRRR. Pace Morby > David all day long. These strategies build wealth SO SLOW.
I agree with both… as a beginner 100k properties with minimal work and risk make sense. Once you are past the beginner stage, 1Mil value add properties makes more sense. Oh and btw, DavidGreene”24” is not a catchy name.
@@poonekar 1 million is too much to waste on 1 house like in CA. You can buy multi-family with the same amount and have much higher return. Also it’s too risky and the dollars should be spread out over several units . 1 apartment building maybe if it has 10-12 units at least
@@eliot5220 Ok I am starting to understand where you are coming from. If your investment limit is say around 1Mil then just putting it all in one property is too risky. But say someone, or a group of investors who are pooling money together, have 10Mil in properties, buying 10 apartment buildings with 12 units each could be too much hassle to take on.
@@poonekar more volume is easier because then you can afford management. Scale is the goal. The more units the more help you can afford. Also you can sell off a building if needed
David makes good points about going bigger but people like her have to start somewhere and he should love, embrace and Respect her process vs poo poo it. David probably does not realize that she probably represents the majority of the BP subscribers. David seemed upset or distracted but something which was not fair to her. I do know or follow her it’s just my impression from watching this. I always thought he was on my (the little, newbie guy) side after this I wonder if I was wrong. Everyone is allowed to have a bad day but as a professional entertainer (which a good podcaster is) you cannot let that ever show in your work. My 2 cents.
When it comes to investing at a distance I would love for you guys to have Millennial Mike on the show.
He’s a first responder. Killing it. Lives in a HCOL area. House hacking as a single parent. But then investing out of state.
I’ve learned a ton from him.
Glad this is working out for her... for now. With 20 vacant (10 are flips?), that is a lot of risk if something happened with the market. I remember so many investors caught with their pants down between 2008 and 2011 and lost everything. We may not get to that point again, but a little too much risk going "all in", so fast, like she is. She is very young with time on her side. Slow it down a bit I'd say. Partners and investors can make things really messy too. Good luck though.
Man she said 45 units I was wondering how and then she said she had partners for 36 and now I understand.
The whole time he has this "why did I invite this brat here?" expression. 🤣
Your story is awesome! Your way of finding good deals in affordable areas and changing short-term rentals to medium-term ones is smart. Keep up the great work!
You are an inspiration to many people! Way to go! Congratulations!🇵🇭
Nice... I love the gentle confidence in her!
aw thank you! ☺
It is one of my favorite podcasts. Thank you, everyone.
I find it so difficult to listen to young investors who truly are still finding their way to explain details, she just stated investing, people are giving her money? The mid west sucks for cashflow. I can’t take these kids seriously, Influencers these days 👱🏼♀️come on BP get some actual talent not influence.
What part of the Midwest do you invest in?
I’ve exited from 35 properties in Cleveland, Kansas and Michigan. 1031’d into Florida, Texas and California. Cashflow and appreciation.
@@carriemanchester-to7ytok. Some people are making it work in the Midwest, though. She seems to be doing well.
@@cominhomewithjohnalan9103 I understand what you’re saying but she’s cashflowing $200 a door. I was a travel registered nurse formerly from Cincinnati. I can promise no travel nurse is paying 5-6k for a month for a place to sleep.
In reality, it’s a new Investor still trying to figure things out rightly so she’s sharing it the world but there’s an incredible amount of nuances, especially in the medium term rental space. Something doesn’t add up.
David’s perspective at the end is what experienced investors who have lived through 2007 managed to make it through ok the other side know that many new investors especially in the last 3 years of real estate ( which have been the easiest out of literally the last 3 decades)
@@carriemanchester-to7ytjoakim Noah said it best, who goes to Cleveland? You kinda went to some crappy places in the Midwest. I’m killing it in and around Chicago and looking into St. Louis.
Sounds like a recipe for disaster: two partners, active investors, silent investors, equity investors, interest only investors and other players. What possibly could go wrong?! LOL My question is who actually controls the purse strings in these deals? I hope Soli has set up checks and balances so as not to ultimately get ripped off by her so-called partners. From what was said, it seems to me the only person actually making money is the partner who owns the property management company.
Remember with Great Risk, Comes Great Rewards!
@@Encore-Entertainmentof course she does, that's why she favors silent investors. They get a cut of profits, but no voice.
I respect the hustle from the guest but I would have to go with Greene in a few points. San Francisco lost percentage on “commercial” real estate and Not residential. Also, she is a social media marketer who uses others peoples money to buy real estate…syndication. Lastly, she is right about CA and small business challenges. Do not just say a city is “lively ” and not move there. People talk negative about CA but stay here, super weird. Overall, good podcast.
P
Cali is garbage other than the job market and climate.
yep as a California OC native its sad to see what they've done to the state
No turnkey for sure... we're supposed to be investors
I like that. Buying turnkey at the beginning is buying confidence and experience.
David’s definitely not putting up with the GenZ school of thought in this one
Lol…his expression & interaction 😂
Sad
I’ve got a deal but not sure to do it… 20%down 7% interest seller financing.. I set the purchase price but I gotta finish the home… finished will be worth 1M+ but needs plumbing hvac drywall 😬 could buy close to 1/2 price but I don’t want to lay out 100k cash and need to put in another 100k cash to finish plus the monthly payments, though I’m just under 45k/mo residual atm… long term Reno scares me a bit
The main issue with cheap houses like $100k is the quality of tenants in c class. One eviction will kill any profit for the year.
Great show can you advise me which of your books that I need to purchase to learn the strategy of how to buy out of state?
I am new to the stock market. Every stock that I bought so far, I was out of luck because I bought them when they were expensive. I feel I missed out on all the stock opportunities so far for the tech stocks.I believe having 175K yearly income would be a good investment so I want to plug all my savings into the stock market. I know this sounds a bit dull but I would like to know if I should learn investing or let somebody else (more capable like a FA) do it for me? Please share your thoughts. I am kind of tired of searching for a good stock to buy and losing all the good opportunities
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again
Hi , please who is the expert assisting you and how do I reach out to them?
The broker I'm in touch with is *ASHLEY AIRAGAHI . I came across her in a Bloomberg interview and got in touch with her. You can use something else. For me, her strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up online and I would say she really does have an impressive background on investing
First time David Greene is not talking much... how come?!?!?!
He had a deal go bad. 😊
Awesome 🤩. The part about working your whole life and investing in 401K which goes into the stock market! Like the Alanis Morseiet song " He waited his whole life to take the plane Ride and the Plane crashed down, " Isn't it Ironic." Make Life happen, don't wait for others to tell you what to do!🤩
Cool to hear her story, but I think this is more to show credibility to her followers for funding.
Rob really makes these easy to watch despite this market!! Thanks for keeping it real Rob!!! (Secret robuilt air bnb fan here too)
Transfer of wealth usually occur during market crash, so the more stocks drop, the more I buy, in the meanwhile I'm just focused on making better investments and earning more as recession fear increases, apparently there are strategies to 3x gains in this present market cos I read of someone that pulled a profit of $350k within 6months, and it would really help if you could make a video covering these strategies.
I curiously just checked the portfolio-coach you use Lisa Ann Moberly, her resume is topnotch, exactly what I need to stay afloat this crazy times.
I usually don’t take online recommendations, but this Julie advisor seem to know her stuff, just went through her website and I booked an appointment.
Are these properties getting bought in LLC
I like the one with the stairs to the next floor. Wouldn't even be upset with the price if each was sitting on 5 acres or so.
I didn't hear the mistake on the quick tip and played it back twice!
Is the real estate going to continue to perform in high interest rate environment? Or should we also buy some stocks as they have weathered pretty well so far in high interest rate also.
Heck ya! Way to go Soli! 💪🏽🚀🚀 great interview!
Thanks Jesse!!
I’m looking at starting small with possibility of purchasing all right out then building
Just bought my first single family 3b1b for 98.5k. Section 8 = 1400/mo
David with a single family, a 2-family and now Joint venturing on a creative deal in FL, at 61 waiting 20 years to retire seems a long ways away. What advice do you have?
Waiting 20yrs is for losers... In anything
Great job, Rob!
I don’t believe this for some reason. She’s too young . OK now she says partners because there’s no way she could do this herself with no experience
You just don't understand the experience she has. She is the closer and the one bringing in private money, another partner is the deal finder, and another is the project manager on reno's and property manager.
You don't have to do everything yourself. Team Build and Leverage.
How does she create include distribute and pay out from an llc for all these partial investors?
private lenders are debt lenders so aren't included in the LLC. Only my 2 other active partners are on the LLC!
How about , buying properties subto. Your entry costs will be lower than , if u bought a turn key or conventional loan
Sub to is tougher to find compared to for sale by owner or just listing
Good luck finding them!
I'm definitely with her on the risk distribution...
So she’s doing all this for like 3k of cash flow a month? Not worth it
I was surprised for 40 properties that $3000 is her cash flow. There's still capital expenses with all those properties (roofs and HVAC to replace eventually, all those tenants and property management fees unless she's managing some of them herself). I would rather own fewer properties in appreciating areas (coastal California, Arizona, Nevada) than 50 single family homes in the Midwest. I invest in CA and the Midwest. There's some cash flow in those cheaper areas and tax write offs but the single family home appreciation is slow, 10 years Midwest = 6 months in CA/NV/Florida/Texas. I'm not investing in the Midwest anymore unless I find a 4 unit or larger.
$10K is after my partnership split, not the total from all rentals :)
Start working at my place of employment and will see what's not worth it.
Ok I’m going look at Cincinnati. I was worried that this kid was smoking me but she has partners and I work alone. So now I don’t feel so bad.
U should... she's still out performing you
@@JoseRodriguezFrio you’re probably right but I have way more experience. I’ve been on and off real estate longer than she’s been alive.
@@JoseRodriguezFriobut also you don’t know what I’ve done
@eliot5220 by the time she's your age - 🚬
I'd be curious to know exactly what my investment money as the private lender is going towards if it takes $100k+ to get on the phone for properties that are ~100k or less. How much of that lended money goes towards purchase vs reno and just general operational costs of the business. If I have 100k+ to lend, I'd want to make sure I'm actually getting some good value out of it because if not you might as well buy the property yourself.
The current return to private lender is 8 to 12% but it's whatever arrangement you set up with the investor with the payment structure and length of term. I think it's usually purchase and renovation but it could be just one of those. I approached a potential PL but he wanted to get all his money back in 2 years and that wasn't going to work for me since I needed a longer term. The idea is refinancing to a 30 year fixed rate loan at the higher appraised renovated home value so you can pay back the PL - if the property After Repair Value isn't high enough, it won't be enough to pay back the PL and the investor will have to use their own money to make up the difference (this is what I'm running into with these inexpensive Midwestern properties).
@@rachels7252thank you!
That's cool she invest where I invest and where my hone town is.
What is a ber strategy ???
BRRRR
Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat
Thank you ❤
When you say "non-cash offer" what exactly does that mean? Doesn't the seller get cash no matter what kind of financing the buyer uses?
Good luck in getting a answer. These Real Estate videos are mostly click baits. BLAH BLAH BLAH
Financing
How did she buy 30 rentals in only a few years? How did she get the financing?
She used private money for down payments and rehabs and has 2 partners, she doesn’t make that much
Money, this seems like a lot of work for little cash flow
@@jmaris4evaher living expenses are covered and she's steadily acquiring more. Look at it as she is earning a commission that instead of paying once, it is paying a certain dividend and she has no access to the principal. When she refinances, she'll up that dividend by buying another property. Like she said, she already has enough passive income to where it compares with someone who has invested into a 401k for their whole life.
Way to go Rob!
Do you recommend creating an LLC before starting to buy investment properties for midterm rentals?
You need an llc if you’re going to work with hard money lenders
GET an LCC prior to starting any real estate venture. This is huge so that your RE income doesn’t get mixed in with your W2 income for tax purposes
LLC is solely going to help protecting your personal asset. For example if you get sued or bankrupt it will only affect your LLC. If you need a bank loan for a Realestate property they won’t lend you through your LLC. But private lenders want an LLC. LLC don’t give any taxe advantages. Hope this helps
@@ErNBuRn1 that’s incorrect. LLC or not you file your taxes plus your W2 as a sole or s corp depending on the income. You don’t need LLC do you Realestate. But it is better to have one just to protect your personal asset or get private money from lenders. Zero taxe advantage.
Don't listen to these people.... make money first, LLC second
With that sort of money, why bother partnering up? Why not hire those people instead?
Money, expertise. I partnered with a guy who knows contractors, ect in the local area and does day to day stuff. My primary job makes 50k a month so we both concluded my time was better spent working to fund purchases given the state of financing atm. We are making a purchase about every 6 Weeks, mostly in cash and seller financing
Whys David not talking much?
Mid term rental?
Short term rental?
Medium term is anything with a 30 day lease or more, usually used for traveling nurses, students, et. who need 3-6 month leases. Usually they are furnished as well.
Soli did well until she said buy turn key. 90% of the time, turn key is a bad idea.
Actually you broadcast your goals...shut your brain from doing the thing...you seek the validation of your peer.. your brain assumes you accomplish the task. taking action and let your result do the talking
Can we please normalize being up front about taking on partners (or rather being taken on by partners)? Having only four doors and the remaining 36 with partners changes the entire picture. There’s nothing wrong with it AT ALL, but the approach here shouldn’t be “I did this,” but rather, “here’s how to build partnerships because I couldn’t have grown as quickly if I hadn’t.” It’s much more honest and will give people starting out a much more realistic goal of what they should shoot for on their own. Granted, I’m only halfway through the video while writing this, but up to this point, this video makes it seem like she built all this on her own when that isn’t really what happened. AND THAT IS OK. Just put it up front and not buried nearly 30min into the interview.
Edit: before I get any hate, just know I’m sincerely impressed with her and what she has accomplished. My beef is with this notion of “doing it all by oneself” in thumbnails and intros. That is not realistic.
Can someone suggest software or any type of bookkeeping to be able to scale rentals. Thx!
Quickbooks!
Does anyone else think David is Rocking the beard? This may be heresy but if he grew it out, is there a chance it could be more powerful than Brandon's? I know it's hard to imagine but could there be something going on here?
I'm not a fan of the beard, but I am a fan of David's.
No a beard fan especially for him
David Crew David Green where are you buying in Southwest Florida I have a soul I have a house in southwest Florida I actually have a house in Cape Coral
LOL! David Green the Green Knight
This girl can retire at age 25!
Turnkey properties a bad investment just say David me and said they’ll horrible my girl would recommend turnkey properties I would never buy a turnkey property I buy a Delaplane Allison the worst area before I buy a turnkey property
I agree with the bald man👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 buy distressed properties and fix it.
No question
Good luck in collecting rents in that price range. 😒
I do with section 8
My take away is I should consider RE partnerships
David has the WTF face on this one.
BRRRR is absolutely a dead strategy compared to wholesaling and creative finance. After learning creative finance it sounds so dumb to ever do BRRRR. Pace Morby > David all day long. These strategies build wealth SO SLOW.
Cute... what would stop you from wholesaling while BRRR?
I agree with both… as a beginner 100k properties with minimal work and risk make sense. Once you are past the beginner stage, 1Mil value add properties makes more sense. Oh and btw, DavidGreene”24” is not a catchy name.
Buying million dollar houses doesn’t make sense
@@eliot5220 Why not? What if it is a multiplex in Georgia or an oceanfront STR in Hawaii that generates over 100K?
@@poonekar 1 million is too much to waste on 1 house like in CA. You can buy multi-family with the same amount and have much higher return. Also it’s too risky and the dollars should be spread out over several units . 1 apartment building maybe if it has 10-12 units at least
@@eliot5220 Ok I am starting to understand where you are coming from. If your investment limit is say around 1Mil then just putting it all in one property is too risky. But say someone, or a group of investors who are pooling money together, have 10Mil in properties, buying 10 apartment buildings with 12 units each could be too much hassle to take on.
@@poonekar more volume is easier because then you can afford management. Scale is the goal. The more units the more help you can afford. Also you can sell off a building if needed
this was great i've followed her on IG since early last year- what other markets outside of Cinnicati does she invest in?
like 7 1 4 but 26k views com'on UA-cam we can do better!!!!
Great story! Very smart to take action at early age 🦾 😃. The bald guy is not interacting, he does not look too friendly 🤣..
Lol
David makes good points about going bigger but people like her have to start somewhere and he should love, embrace and Respect her process vs poo poo it. David probably does not realize that she probably represents the majority of the BP subscribers. David seemed upset or distracted but something which was not fair to her. I do know or follow her it’s just my impression from watching this. I always thought he was on my (the little, newbie guy) side after this I wonder if I was wrong. Everyone is allowed to have a bad day but as a professional entertainer (which a good podcaster is) you cannot let that ever show in your work. My 2 cents.