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5 Mistakes Newbie Multifamily Investors Make

5 Mistakes Newbie Multifamily Investors Make

You’ve probably heard about the benefits of multifamily investing. Maybe you have family, friends, or co-workers who have had great success in multifamily investing. Maybe you heard a podcast or read a book, and decided you wanted a piece of the multifamily pie.  Before you dive in headfirst, I want to make sure that you […]

Creative Ways to Structure Deals for Passive Investors

Creative Ways to Structure Deals for Passive Investors

If you’re interested in investing passively in multifamily syndications, you might be curious as to how these deals are structured.  You may have heard the terms,  “straight equity” or “preferred”.  And you’re probably wondering about the trends and returns of these deal types. That is what we’re going to talk about in today’s episode: Creative […]

How to Analyze a Passive Investment Opportunity

How to Analyze a Passive Investment Opportunity

There is one common mistake I see investors make when evaluating multifamily opportunities: They pick a deal like they’re picking a stock. Now, it may seem wise to make investment choices based on historic and projected returns. And with the stock market, you can compare returns between stocks to help you make a decision.

How to Project Your Passive Investment Income

How to Project Your Passive Investment Income

You might be asking – is it really possible for a passive investor in multifamily real estate to become financially free? The short answer is YES, but the amount of time and money it takes to live off the investment is different for every investor.

What Can Go WRONG in a Multifamily Deal?

What Can Go WRONG in a Multifamily Deal?

It wouldn’t be 100% truthful for us to say that every multifamily deal that we do works out. Or, that every single investor makes the exact amount of money that we hoped they would make. It’s just not true.

Forced Appreciation vs Market Appreciation

You’ve probably heard the terms market appreciation and forced appreciation. Both sound similar, but they are two totally distinct terms. Let’s dive in and discuss the difference between the two and the factors that affect them.

When it’s OK to do a bad deal

Is it EVER okay to do a ‘bad deal’? Read on for 3 scenarios where a so-called bad multifamily deal may not be such a bad thing!