7 Strategies For Mastering Cash Flow in Real Estate Investing
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Are you worried about managing the cash flow in your real estate portfolio? Do you know how to effectively manage your real estate investment?
Join me in an insightful interview with real estate investor Christian Szpilfogel from Aliferous Group as he shares his approach to successful real estate investment. In this video, learn valuable strategies and insights for effectively managing cash flow in real estate investing. Discover how treating real estate investing like a business leads to long-term success, with a focus on multi-family properties and increasing net operating income. He also stresses the importance of comparing and planning out projects in the same timeline, managing debt, and having contingency plans and backstops.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced investor, this video provides essential advice for effective cash flow management in real estate investing. Don't miss out on Christian’s expert advice for real estate success. Watch the video now and take your real estate investment journey to new heights!
To Contact Christian: aliferous.ca/contact/
Key Moments In This Episode
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00:00 - Introduction
03:05 - How to manage Cash Flow in your Portfolio?
06:30 - Building Cashflow Reserves
12:23 - Managing Real Estate Portfolio like a business
16:32 - Profit First Method
17:55 - Crucial Financial Management for Real Estate Businesses
25:21 - Multifamily Investing
30:54 - Internal Rate of Return [IRR]
39:22 - Maintaining a 65% Debt-to-Asset Ratio
If you have any questions or thoughts after watching this video, leave a comment below, and I’ll respond as soon as possible.
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Christian's skill of execution is something that I aspire to :)
Absolutely! Me too!
Thank you for breaking the content down into more simplified terms
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome discussion. I always love listening to Christians conversations :)
Just found your channel recently, loved your channel, I am a small landlord, trying to watch more. Thank you cherry
Glad you are finding it helpful. Thanks
I would personally say that this is one of the best videos!
Thank you and glad it is useful
Good interview, thank you .
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Interesting as I have rentals in Ottawa. I like much of what he says, but also seems like a bit of analysis paralysis.
Thanks for sharing.
I personally don't do IRR calculation on investments, but I am definitely open to try.
If you have other metrics you use, let me know and I'll see how I can apply it as well.
Hardly paralysis! ;) I use key metrics to make decisions quickly. I invest in commercial assets because the outcomes are largely deterministic. All should have well defined criteria for deciding on whether to proceed on a project. Objective criteria leads to quick decisions.
For the part you discussed about managing your cash flow. How do you determine how much is required to pay off the interest? You mentioned you borrowed 200k but only used 180k for the property and 20k to pay the interest.
You can do some high level calculation, also use prior year mortgage statement as an approximate
I have called, visited, and emailed your office but no response till now. Love your content and was wondering if you could advise me as I want to purchase my first property.
Nice interesting video- how can I reach you. Have some questions for incorporating real estate.
Hi, please reach out to my team at realestatetaxtips.ca/contact-us/ and we can walk through the next steps. Thanks