The $19,000,000 Apartment Deal That Almost Didn’t Happen

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  • Опубліковано 25 січ 2025

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  • @PaceMorby
    @PaceMorby  3 дні тому +6

    If you had the chance to work on a deal like La Primera, what part would excite you the most-creative financing, transforming the property, or building long-term cash flow? Let’s hear your thoughts!

    • @Cheryl_Steffen
      @Cheryl_Steffen 3 дні тому +1

      Uplifting the neighborhood by renovating, creating beautiful affordable housing.

    • @edwinviterelli5443
      @edwinviterelli5443 3 дні тому

      CREATIVE FINANCING - It was the ability to negotiate directly and create a flexible, yet sexy terms for the seller. gave the seller some paper, caught him up on some rears and the interest rate was fire 🔥...it was a true win win for both seller and all investors in this deal for sure.... ALL WITHOUT BRINGING IN A BANK!!!! DID I SAY BANK?? 🤣🤣 These are the types of examples we need to always see and hear, I need to see and hear because I've been hunting around for multifamily properties, speaking with people, getting ideas of what kind of values these properties carry, Chris Cheff as a good example, yesterday when he educated us about how comps are set on as property done, by who and how?...etc., this keeps adding more fuel to my "ALREADY BURNING" fire on how a deal can be structured out, or even better yet, how to so much even start a conversation with a seller without losing the interest or momentum...love it !!! 💪

    • @ajb7530
      @ajb7530 3 дні тому

      Is actually finding someone who is experienced and can teach me how to do these deals. I live in Canada. I've been trying to find people.

    • @EagleSparrowLegacy
      @EagleSparrowLegacy 3 дні тому

      The Cash Flow! This is dope.

    • @SerahKhadijah
      @SerahKhadijah 2 дні тому

      All of the above plus doing all the things and watching the project run 😍

  • @patrickpowell2236
    @patrickpowell2236 3 дні тому +2

    I love it. Thank you for the training and encouragement to succeed.

  • @luislacayo9293
    @luislacayo9293 3 дні тому +1

    Ryan, thank you for sharing many details that are going to keep helping in the negotiations. Great job, and Pace, thank you for sharing!

  • @juliebee61
    @juliebee61 3 дні тому +1

    When do your investors get to go back? I’d love to direct renovations! I wish a different color scheme had been chosen since the gray trend is already on the way out. New cabinets might seem fresh but I’ll bet the 80s cabinets were better constructed and would last longer- they already made it 40 years! Well, It’s such a great property anyway and well managed.

    • @PaceMorby
      @PaceMorby  2 дні тому

      Id say in about 3 months!
      We just hung out all day on the 16th of December and had a few hundred people go!

  • @rickcampbell4920
    @rickcampbell4920 3 дні тому +1

    Don't you have enough properties to have an experienced carpenter type all around talented guy and helper on staff to do the rehabs in house? Likely done well under 10 grand each with you in control of labor, we always did it that way.

  • @ajb7530
    @ajb7530 3 дні тому +1

    Hi Pace. I'm in Canada. Is there any person you know in Canada that could be my mentor? I heard a name, Reiley?

  • @wealthyscientist3197
    @wealthyscientist3197 3 дні тому

    These titles man. I respect pace but this click bait. No money down but dude said he paid millions first from a investment fund. A little frustrating cuz I'm really in this situation.

    • @PaceMorby
      @PaceMorby  3 дні тому +1

      You can be zero dollars into a deal and let your investors cover the costs of the down payment.
      Therefore, we are zero dollars out of pocket for the way we structured the deal.
      Both can be true at the same time brother.
      What situation are you in? Anyway I can help you out?