How to Analyze a Multifamily Property & What Could Kill a Deal

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024

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  • @JeffWybo
    @JeffWybo 2 роки тому +26

    I love to know my ARV’s and buy based on unit pricing. I’ve been able to acquire over 250 units and am currently BRRRR’ing them. Full time, managers and contractors on salary. Love MultiFamily!

    • @joshengen4480
      @joshengen4480 2 роки тому +1

      Love the videos from you and Matt McKeever @jeff. I hope BP will have you both on the podcast one day. Cheers!

    • @JeffWybo
      @JeffWybo 2 роки тому +1

      @@joshengen4480 thanks Josh. 🙌

    • @badbwoytrini
      @badbwoytrini 2 роки тому +1

      I aspire to be on your level one day. Would love to pick your brain when time permits

  • @damesmiller
    @damesmiller 2 роки тому +10

    it would be really helpful for first timers, if there were a glossary for multi fam financing and checklists.

  • @fabiandennis1247
    @fabiandennis1247 2 роки тому +2

    you should Take all stats snag the Title Upload the B4 and After Pics of the property turn your real estate portfolio... into An NFT monopoly board game Card ErTH Globe Edition.. hook it up with 7 percent and i only work weekends.. lol IP

  • @avoid222
    @avoid222 2 роки тому +2

    Pretty good podcast but the host just talks to much and goes off topic so much

  • @niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629
    @niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629 2 роки тому +12

    Thank you BP! I am actually planning to vlog my process of selling my condo, evaluating properties, and purchasing a fourplex with an FHA in a high cost area (L.A) with the goal of buying bigger properties

    • @johnnyb33good21
      @johnnyb33good21 2 роки тому +2

      Have you already been pre-approved for FHA for a fourplex in LA?
      I'm looking into using my VA home loan or FHA for a fourplex in San Diego County which is another high-cost area

    • @niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629
      @niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629 2 роки тому +1

      @@johnnyb33good21 Hi Jonny, I am only at the stage of searching for a fourplex (there is low supply) then I will shop for mortgages….I am actually going to document it all on my channel because I want to make the process easier for others who want to use FHA

    • @johnnyb33good21
      @johnnyb33good21 2 роки тому

      @Niya Inc. - Wealth, Real Estate, Travel, Family I'm in the process of submitting my documents to get pre-approved at the moment just to see what I can qualify for as purchase price. I don't want to be looking at fourplexes that are over $2 million if I'm only qualified for $1.6 million.
      And you're right about that super low Supply

    • @niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629
      @niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629 2 роки тому

      @@johnnyb33good21 yes I know FHA loan limits are a bummer in high cost areas like ours….have you considered the 203k fha loan? Where you can get a run down fourplex and renovate it

    • @johnnyb33good21
      @johnnyb33good21 2 роки тому

      @@niyainc.-wealthrealestatet3629 no I haven't even thought about the FHA 203K That'd be awesome if I could also get renovation funds

  • @helloromie
    @helloromie 2 роки тому +2

    Even on full screen, the slides and charts are very blurry 30:30 The message and information is very appreciated though. Thank you Andrew Cushman.

  • @nico_gg_8863
    @nico_gg_8863 2 роки тому +2

    I am dead! I can’t believe there is so much I had no idea of. That’s why I love this podcasts

  • @hermanhaertner4614
    @hermanhaertner4614 2 роки тому +1

    Real Estate expansion is helping fuel the resource market. Uranium and Clean Nuclear Energy is the place to be. It's almost ready to be banned by USA and RUSSIA because of the war. And it is a clean energy that both republicans and democrats actually agree on. If you are not familiar with the sector, then grab an ETF like URA or URNM. Enjoy! It's just another option to add to the portfolio.

  • @IamAlan867
    @IamAlan867 Рік тому

    To be fair, yes the government did keep the market afloat, but ONLY because the government shut down the market....sooo.

  • @samyin330
    @samyin330 2 роки тому +2

    Absolutely perfect. Thank you for the episode. I will use a few of these in my future underwriting. Please do more of these.

  • @AlejandroAlvarezMitre
    @AlejandroAlvarezMitre 2 роки тому +1

    Great episode! Would you invest in hurricane zones such as Houston or Floridas' cities? What are your thoughts!? Best!

  • @bronjames4346
    @bronjames4346 Рік тому

    Would you buy a multifamily with 50$ of negative cashflow on a house hack. If you are technically paying lower rent yourself.

  • @hbcomcn
    @hbcomcn 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you both, this is like in the University, you finally meet that professor makes you feel I am educated!

  • @michaelritter6004
    @michaelritter6004 2 роки тому +1

    That’s a lot to take in

  • @GR.33.
    @GR.33. Рік тому

    Notes: 9:23, 15:59, 17:50, 29:43, 45:58

  • @fabiandennis1247
    @fabiandennis1247 2 роки тому

    is this like High School Where you change ya Grade from F to B+ or C+...Do tryna figure this all out OK OK Crypto wise this is like a Smart Contract but it the actual county you were just Updating the morgage so that the note would Clear Customs/them grading how risky you are as a borrowerer but Future Dated to release title once time expires and numbers or margins must be exact

  • @fabiandennis1247
    @fabiandennis1247 2 роки тому

    Absolutely Gonna Figure This All OUT And Imma Never get rained on Again Stupid Commas

  • @Paragon_Reason
    @Paragon_Reason Рік тому

    So many things are so confusing. One video will say insurance is overpriced and you save by not having it, and you can take the hit if anything happens, then another video will say It's SOO ImPoRtAnt to get insurance...

  • @RobWilliams007
    @RobWilliams007 2 роки тому

    David, I mentioned this to you before, your mic amp or computer is set too hot and you are distorting easily. You can also put on a limiter. Just trying to help.

  • @gregwood1979
    @gregwood1979 2 роки тому

    you guys should get Alex Hormozi on the show, he would be super interesting to listen to on his take on multi family investing.he loves liquid cash,and deploying money for his businesses,so he needs access to his funds asap....i would love to learn from alex!!!

  • @dushyank
    @dushyank Рік тому

    Fantastic video, watched the entire video and learned something every second. These guys knowledgeable, intelligent, great communicators, great presence of mind. I will owe a lot my successes to these guys.

  • @mkrashid2405
    @mkrashid2405 2 роки тому

    Guys...Very Solid Information!! Thanks for Sharing!!

  • @marcuslittle9506
    @marcuslittle9506 2 роки тому

    Is that a pair of shoes in David's trophy case? I'm sure there's a real estate metaphor here somewhere.

  • @nico_gg_8863
    @nico_gg_8863 2 роки тому

    I am dead! I can’t believe there is so much I had no idea of. That’s why I love this podcasts

  • @SSB-gq5tu
    @SSB-gq5tu Рік тому

    David your a very affective versatile speaker sir good job

  • @BJNeyer
    @BJNeyer 2 роки тому

    That's called adjusted valuation. In Kansas, residential propety is (Market value * 11.5%) * Mil levy = taxes due. If you have an empty lot, residential or not, you're taxed at 12%. Commercial is taxed at 25%. Kansas actually throws a real curve ball into the calculation. They exhempt the first $20K of residential value from the base school mil levy of 20 mils. They are going to increase that to $50K. Forget math, you need to have a degree in Calculus to figure Kansas property taxes.

    • @kennethkirklin6959
      @kennethkirklin6959 2 роки тому

      That's why I'm leaving Douglas County and all the Crazy Libs who run Lawrence

  • @bentedla4159
    @bentedla4159 2 роки тому

    Great way to start the morning!

  • @SSB-gq5tu
    @SSB-gq5tu Рік тому

    Good video man wealth of knowledge.

  • @RichHamilton777
    @RichHamilton777 2 роки тому

    FANTASTIC episode

  • @RobWilliams007
    @RobWilliams007 2 роки тому

    To me, I would think that, generally speaking, to go in with less down even if your profit is less per month. Because either way, you’re out that money but one is up front and the other over time. I understand that the risks are different.