Episodes

Once a Mobile Home Park is fully stabilized, it has the most predictable cash flow of any Real Estate asset class. The average Mobile Home Park tenant who owns their own home says 17.5 years, and some stay even longer. Many m...

If you want consistent, predictable cash flow and easy-to-manage property, you should consider single tenant retail. There’s currently an insatiable demand for quality locations in this property type relative to the amount of...

In the past few years, hundreds of new Real Estate operators began syndicating deals. Many of these operators are great marketers, but unfortunately inexperienced, and unqualified to operate their properties. Many paid too mu...

Regardless of cap rates or interest rates, heavy value-add projects still make a lot of money if there are proven ways to dramatically increase revenue and Net Operating Income in the short term. The key is having the knowled...

In the past several years, hundreds of new operators and capital raisers have emerged into the Commercial Real Estate landscape. Unfortunately, many of these new entrants are out of SEC compliance in how their corporations ar...

Steady cash flow is the holy grail of Real Estate investing. Stable, predictable cash flow with tax advantages is what investors are seeking. Nothing fits this description better than highly sought after, well-located NNN ret...

Amidst the distress in commercial Real Estate, one asset class that’s striving is neighborhood retail. There’s been almost no new construction since 2008-09 and the tenant demand for space has been incredibly strong. National...

If you bought a multifamily property in 2022, it is likely worth considerably less now because higher Interest rates have driven prices down. Additionally, new supply has negatively impacted rent growth in many markets, which...

Even though average occupancy can be decreasing in a market, it doesn’t mean a well-managed property needs to experience lower occupancy. If you maintain the property, communicate effectively with tenants, and handle maintena...

Buying a great property at a fair price beats buying a poor property at a cheap price. When buying property, it’s essential to do enough due diligence on the property and the market to determine the future prospects for that ...

One asset class that has stood the test of time is Mobile Home Parks. As the housing shortage in this country persists, and the price of single-family homes continues to rise, mobile homes remain the most affordable housing o...

Although gateway and other primary markets are difficult to find compelling value in, secondary, under the radar markets exist where you can still find great value, especially in smaller, non-institutional Flex Industrial pro...

As loan maturities come to fruition over the next couple years, great deals will emerge for experienced operators who can raise capital and secure financing. One asset class where there will be an inordinate amount of distres...

We may be near the bottom of the market on Commercial Real Estate. As the Fed continues to tame inflation, interest rate reductions may result that creates cap rates compression and escalating prices. This may be a once in a ...

Making a lot of money in Real Estate doesn’t require actively operating or directly investing in assets. Top-performing brokers can make a lot of money without any of the risk or brain damage of dealing with operations. As a ...

Maintaining properties efficiently and managing expenses can make the difference between making or losing money. Many operators of multifamily properties spend way too much on supplies and labor and don’t have effective proce...

The best Real Estate in the world has historically appreciated through good times and bad. With the right properties, demand has always exceeded supply and values have increased over time. These properties rarely come on the ...

Class C value-add projects are a rite of passage for most new multifamily investors. These assets generally have a lower barrier to entry than newer properties and promise higher returns. What most operators learn, however, i...

Once you turn a property into a profitable, cash-flowing asset, it makes sense to keep it indefinitely. If it’s built enough value, you can refi out and redeploy the capital into another asset and continue to benefit from the...

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Consistently passing on deals requires unusual discipline. It’s too easy to rationalize they work when they really don’t. It’s this lack of discipline and lack of underwriting knowledge that’s currently costing a lot of opera...

Many multifamily operators avoid C Class properties built in the 70’s or 60’s in tougher neighborhoods. These properties often have issues with crime and delinquencies, not to mention deferred maintenance. In the past, these ...

Investing in private credit is growing at a rapid clip as traditional lenders are getting increasingly restrictive in their lending practices and investors are looking for safe havens for their money. One of the most conserva...

Buying properties in satellite markets within short driving distance to secondary or even tertiary markets can produce alpha returns, especially when buying them from older owners. Often times, these owners aren’t current on ...