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The ABCs of Apartment Investing to Maximize Profits

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The ABCs of getting the most out of investing in multi-family properties the way my students did means you should focus on three objectives: A. Get the highest appreciation in the shortest amount of time; B. Put as little money down on the property as you can; and  C. Get that money back as soon as you can. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: The ABCs of Apartment Investing to Maximize Profits


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The ABCs of Apartment Investing to Maximize
Profits
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  • The ABCs of getting the most out of investing
    in multi-family properties the way my students
    did means you should focus on three objectives
  • A. Get the highest appreciation in the shortest
    amount of time
  • B. Put as little money down on the property as
    you can and 
  • C. Get that money back as soon as you can.

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Conventional Wisdom vs. Conventional Opinion
  • If we go back to the specifics of apartment
    investing, you must always remember one crucial
    point when buying with no money down the
    property must cash flow properly. By properly I
    mean the debt coverage ratio must be 1.20 or
    higher with 100 financing.
  • Heres another example of conventional opinion
    being wrong its actually easier to purchase
    a multi-family property with no money down than
    it is to buy single-family properties. When
    youre dealing with the owner of an investment
    property, youre dealing with an investor. Those
    people focus on the numbers, and if the numbers
    work, the deal is likely to get done.

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Stitching Together the Financing
  • Even though multi-family properties are
    investments, its sometimes challenging to get
    conventional bank financing for them. It really
    depends on the bank, the specific property, and
    the current lending environment. Fortunately,
    many private individuals are happy to lend you
    money that they may have sitting in a savings
    account or an IRA, earning basically nothing,
    provided that you are willing to give them an
    8-10 return. Of course you factor the higher
    interest rate into the deal when calculating the
    numbers and if it cash flows properly, its a
    buy. If it doesnt, you should walk away.      

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Return on Education
  • The transaction the Frews did was a good example
    of the ABCs of getting the most out of a deal.
    Time will tell how the ultimate appreciation
    works out, but when you have no money of your own
    in the deal, and youre getting cash flow each
    month, then waiting for appreciation doesnt feel
    so bad.

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