ha, glad you likes. Property closes this Friday!

@@BeauKnowsMultifamily yesssss!!🥳

my exports are done from the county tax assessor websites only.

@@BeauKnowsMultifamily thank you so much Beau! You and your videos are so educational. I appreciate you.

unfortunately I don't since that isn't a market I do business in. Just so you know, it typically isn't a brokerage that pays the salary but more likely a very successful agent within the brokerage that would hire you on salary and train you on their team. As you gain experience you could transition to all commissions within his/her team. So, think about who in your market do you see with a lot of signs on properties? Who does great marketing in your market? Call them and see if they are looking for someone to join their team.

@@BeauKnowsMultifamily oh thank you so much for that advice! That makes sense. I will definitely do that. Thank you for the quick response. You are awesome! 🩷

Thanks for replying. Off market pocket listings in multifamily usually mean the owners aren't sellers unless the price is silly. However, if you've built the system described in this video, you have no shortage of buyers that are qualified to buy assets because they are already owners of the same assets. There isn't a multifamily broker in the U.S. that doesn't have an endless supply of buyers. Buyers are never the issue. The key is obtaining exclusive listings from owners that want to sell and at prices that are underwritten with today's standards. Every apartment complex is an off market pocket listing for the right price.

@@BeauKnowsMultifamily thanks for that, the key I suppose is that I’m having difficulty getting an X class lined up. I do have buyers I can take properties to, but so far most of them have been the smaller fish in the pond “only buying a steal” kind of buyers and it’s proven frustrating because getting sellers in the current market has been tough enough as it is with cap rates where they are. Do you ever pre-qualify someone to an X, or does everyone start as an A and get moved up with a proven track record?

where in NC?

This is not true

Poor thing, looks like you’ve forgotten to take your meds again! 💊 💊🥤

savings accounts from their customers

@@BeauKnowsMultifamily Wrong. They create it digitally after the loan contract is signed. The entire money supply is created this way.

thanks brother, you know I'm gonna bring the fire.

no, sorry, I don't put listings on my website. you can fill out this buyer profile and be added to my distribution list: www.beaubeery.com/investor-profile

@BeauKnowsMultifamily Signed up and subscribed to the channel. Great work

thanks man, appreciate that. takes a lot of time and effort but saves buyers a lot of time too.

thank you, glad you got some value from it.

Thanks Earl, yes def possible to close without a proof of funds if you're the only buyer. If you're competing against other buyers for an asset and the others provide a proof of funds and another buyer doesn't, it is highly unlikely the buyer that didn't provide a proof of funds gets the deal.

thanks Luis.

don't think SFR will be beneficial unless it was a large portfolio of them

easy to own too.

appreciate you saying that, glad you're using RealNex to its potential.

I’ll have to ask, glad you like

20" Savini Alloy Wheels saviniwheels.com/

great, you'll do well. ton of work but worth it.

thank you for saying so and giving it a watch.

glad you liked.

glad you got some value from it. Massimo is an awesome organization.

good to hear, a trend to look out for. thanks for input.

We did this sort of thing for our employees and weve been getting the same response. Some of them are surprisingly upset by it. See it as a 'half assed' benefit. They mentioned screen fatigue too. Not the same thing exactly. Tenants vs employees. User experience for them though has to be more or less the same, right? Not sure if this is just a lame benefit that they actually dont like or if its just 'millennials complain about literally everything'?

Hey Nathaniel, visit my website at beaubeery.com, click on Contact Us, find my email there, and shoot me an email on this topic. I do offer multifamily broker training and can send you the details on it.

Hey Tamara, shoot me an email thru my website at beaubeery.com and I'll tell you what we do.

thank you for that.

ha, thanks man.

ha, kind of you my man

The driver drives my own car with me as passenger. You should check with your insurance person but my insurance person has told me that auto insurance typically follows the vehicle so if there is an accident, then my insurance kicks in. If it was my driver's fault, my insurance company may then get in contact with his/her insurance company to settle. If non-family members are only occasional driving with you as a passenger then no need to endorse your current policy, however if this is something that could be considered more of a regular deal, which for me it is, then it would be best to list these folks on your policy. Hope that helps.

Best thing you can do when new to the multifamily investment business is to partner up with an experienced mentor. Someone that already owns units and is actively buying. You'll learn a tremendous amount from them and be able to gain street cred when talking to brokers and sellers.

lol, thank you. still feeling the excitement today.

since most hotels were not set up to be individually metered you would contract a 3rd party vendor to bill the tenants separately for all utilities via their usage measuring devices.

the methods for classification are the same but the actual numbers change for every market and every period of time.

so glad to hear, ty

glad you got some value from it. more to come.

Extended stays are perfect for Apts but I don’t handle condos because that is a residential agent sale.