Ken really likes your personal examples and insights on minimizing mistakes. How can real estate investors address /hedge against mortgage loan selling by banks?
Another flawless presentation on researching with clear thoughts on knowing your market and putting together your business plan for investors along with managing expectations for the exit. 💥💥
Thanks Ken. Great video! When working with investors. When you pay them back (with interest I guess) do they become co-owner of the property? If yes what is their share?
Thanks for watching and commenting. We typically structure our deals so that the investors provide the equity and therefore are percentage owners of the property - this varies from deal to deal and is outlined in the original investment documents. We borrow from banks for the remaining funds to close the deal. When the property increases in value over time, we refinance the bank debt and make distributions to the equity owners. Typically this doesn't impact their ownership percentage. If we do this to the point that the bank debt can eventually return all of the original equity funds back to the investor we call this an infinite return - equity participants still own the property but all of their initial investment has been returned - they still will get cash flow distributions from operating the apartment and any proceeds when the property is eventually sold. I hope that helps.
I went through lots of videos of ken...something is missing in the plan... I am not able to understand when and how the investors are going to exit? So the investors get the original invested money....and maybe more(double the invested money after another 3 years)...what else are they getting paid? DO the investors keep getting the amount they invested every three to four years? or start taking money from the cash flowing from the rents etc once there investment is out? Will they own equity in that property forever?
first of all thank you so much for your lose of breath in order for the newbies like me to acutely know what their gettin into. I'm doing a thorough search of your informative videos coz I'm baby stepping in this area. I do have a mountain of questions but I'll check the avelaible info first , I kinda prefer to my homework first then go asking for help. so thank you again for your share. just for future reference I'm trying to invest in the UAE real estate market.
Great video, Ken. Appreciate all the knowledge sharing. Seems you are comfortable investing in smaller markets for multifamily (Flagstaff, Prescott, Tulsa, etc). How do you decide which smaller markets are okay and which to stay away from? Or is it simply all about the numbers and if the deal makes sense? Thanks for everything!
Thanks for watching the video Blockchain! For the most part the numbers drive the deal. It is not a hard rule but I also want to be in markets that are in close proximately geographically because I have quicker and easier access to them.
As a beginner in the world of getting investors, how do I begin on beginning level for 1st home? Such as, if shared $6000. Annual Cash flow with 4 investors as well as part ownership, I see difficulty in getting enough loans from a bank to give cash flow for financial liberty. The multiple loans is my concern. How can that happen?
But I don’t understand, you still need to pay the mortgage to the bank so when you pay the investors back but they still owned part of the building, aren’t you paying a lot of money to the bank and the investors. Nm I think I get it you didn’t invest any capital of your own 😂
I love the shirt Ken! Great & concise summary of the 5 Qualities of an
Investor
Thanks Rich! I'm glad you liked the video. The shirt ties into an idea I have been working on.
The examples are really really good. It gives the complete insight of the deal. This really helps. Keep posting..Cheers..
Ken really likes your personal examples and insights on minimizing mistakes. How can real estate investors address /hedge against mortgage loan selling by banks?
I love this video.
It explained how to upgrade a rundown property and turn it into a money minting machine.
This advice is gold.
Your "The Man" Ken. Mentor Me🙋♂️!!!!!!!!
This is a meat on the bone... We would love to hear more success stories like this one Ken! Thank you for sharing of your professional expertise!
I LOVE that shirt! It says a mouth full! It took me a couple of minutes to hear your voice after seeing that shirt! :)) Awesome video! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I am learning so much from your videos !!
Thanks for watching SheRa! I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Another flawless presentation on researching with clear thoughts on knowing your market and putting together your business plan for investors along with managing expectations for the exit. 💥💥
Thanks for the kind words Andre! I'm glad you're finding value in the videos.
Thanks Ken. Great video! When working with investors. When you pay them back (with interest I guess) do they become co-owner of the property? If yes what is their share?
Thanks for watching and commenting.
We typically structure our deals so that the investors provide the equity and therefore are percentage owners of the property - this varies from deal to deal and is outlined in the original investment documents. We borrow from banks for the remaining funds to close the deal. When the property increases in value over time, we refinance the bank debt and make distributions to the equity owners. Typically this doesn't impact their ownership percentage. If we do this to the point that the bank debt can eventually return all of the original equity funds back to the investor we call this an infinite return - equity participants still own the property but all of their initial investment has been returned - they still will get cash flow distributions from operating the apartment and any proceeds when the property is eventually sold.
I hope that helps.
@@KenMcElroy Thanks. And for what percentage do they have ownership? Is it 5, 10, 15% or even more?
It varies deal to deal.
Excelentes consejos. Gracias!
Great breakdown and explanations Ken!
I went through lots of videos of ken...something is missing in the plan...
I am not able to understand when and how the investors are going to exit?
So the investors get the original invested money....and maybe more(double the invested money after another 3 years)...what else are they getting paid? DO the investors keep getting the amount they invested every three to four years? or start taking money from the cash flowing from the rents etc once there investment is out? Will they own equity in that property forever?
That was great. Very clear. Thank you for doing these videos.
Thank you Zarah! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on the videos.
Awesome stuff,not worth taking on sticky notes. Is there a way we can have this on pdf formats?thanks Ken. Infinite Kenyan
I listen to this video every day, actually have an alarm set reminding me every day to watch. Thank you for the great content!
first of all thank you so much for your lose of breath in order for the newbies like me to acutely know what their gettin into.
I'm doing a thorough search of your informative videos coz I'm baby stepping in this area. I do have a mountain of questions but I'll check the avelaible info first , I kinda prefer to my homework first then go asking for help.
so thank you again for your share.
just for future reference I'm trying to invest in the UAE real estate market.
Great video, Ken. Appreciate all the knowledge sharing. Seems you are comfortable investing in smaller markets for multifamily (Flagstaff, Prescott, Tulsa, etc). How do you decide which smaller markets are okay and which to stay away from? Or is it simply all about the numbers and if the deal makes sense? Thanks for everything!
Thanks for watching the video Blockchain! For the most part the numbers drive the deal. It is not a hard rule but I also want to be in markets that are in close proximately geographically because I have quicker and easier access to them.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge..God bless you
As a beginner in the world of getting investors, how do I begin on beginning level for 1st home? Such as, if shared $6000. Annual Cash flow with 4 investors as well as part ownership, I see difficulty in getting enough loans from a bank to give cash flow for financial liberty. The multiple loans is my concern. How can that happen?
Great video Ken thanks again
Chris Barker
Thanks for watching Chris!
Dam, great educational video. Thanks for putting your time and energy into explaining it.
Thanks for watching Jonce81! I'm glad you found value in it.
Awesome 😎. it's like listening to a map into a Gold mine 😂
Love your videos, thanks for sharing.
Can you please make a video explaining how to setup terms and conditions in contracts to benefit you. Thanks for the content
Thanks for watching Elfasto. I'll put your suggestion on our list or ideas!
what a great video thanks.
Thanks wealth gainers! I'm glad you liked it.
Qualities? These appear to be activities. Qualities of an investor would be focus, patience etc.
But I don’t understand, you still need to pay the mortgage to the bank so when you pay the investors back but they still owned part of the building, aren’t you paying a lot of money to the bank and the investors. Nm I think I get it you didn’t invest any capital of your own 😂