How I Analyze ANY Real Estate Market in 15 Minutes for FREE!

[@dakotathompson8062]

You’ve seriously have one of the most underrated rei channel’s out there

[@roldancrespo]

Awesome realistic desktop analysis. Couldn't be much simpler to digest.

[@minhnxn]

This is a KILLER video. When people hear "You should invest in Austin" then only look in the city center and give up when they cant find deals. But your video nailed it, Austin is your economic sun and you should look in the suburbs around it. That's where the deals can be found. Also the city centers are often not great places to live and have high crime anyways. Awesome video!

[@CoachChadCarson]

thanks for the feedback! Glad it was helpful. You said it very well!

[@joshuakrilov4042]

This is so helpful! I would love to see another video in this same style on how you quickly rule in or out a specific neighborhood within a new market.

[@CoachChadCarson]

@@joshuakrilov4042 great idea! Thanks for the suggestion. I will add to my list.

[@Easyservice-x8q]

Excellent video!! Realistic and attainable with patience and systems in place. Liked very much the format to get the message across. Thank you Coach!

[@rfreeman5012]

Thanks Carson, Im an out of state investor too, this is very insightful

[@CoachChadCarson]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@HolisticJuJu]

I always refer back to Coach. He’s the only one I feel like I can really trust at this point. Great video

[@CoachChadCarson]

Means a lot! thank you for watching and trusting me and my videos. 🙏 I hope they'll continue to be helpful.

[@ryemac1]

Extremely helpful! Loving your videos and reading your book.

[@CoachChadCarson]

@@ryemac1 thank you! Hope you enjoy the book.

[@leeroach3381]

Very helpful Thank you for sharing this

[@methodicalcuts1252]

Love the content brother!

[@fpm8338]

Thank you!

[@glenngriggs6445]

Personally I’m a going to always buy within 30 mins of military bases because there’s always going to be folks coming and going. Can’t wait to here the real answer

[@notcameronpryor4528]

Pensacola Florida!

[@CoachChadCarson]

Definitely a good niche with military bases! The only risk it the base closes. I remember that happened in early 90s. I have same risk with a university. It it closed I would be in trouble. Not likely but good to think about.

[@A_Dad_Playing_Games]

I’m doing the same! Bought my second by a base!

[@ethanbishop5762]

Cincinnati is a very very underrated market!

[@jamzempire]

Just the video I needed, subbed.

[@mabbasi934]

Fantastic video Chad of how to do market research!

[@CoachChadCarson]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching

[@kylefordinvest]

Thanks for breaking it down!

[@CoachChadCarson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@durtydeedsREI]

Millenial Mike!

[@scratchlessputters]

We're building a 2B/1B on the back of my primary property's land (overlooking a pond) to airbnb out. It's about 40 min from a well-known city, and this county is seeing a lot of commercial development and growth as people trickle out from the saturated towns. My husband and I are aiming to keep the overall costs

[@susanseniceros1818]

I didn’t know you grew up in Newnan. I’ve been living in Newnan for over 15 years, but invest in Middle GA due to affordability. What a small world Coach!

[@CoachChadCarson]

For sure! My mom and dad still invest in Newnan and I have family there. It's a great place to live (and invest!) Best of luck.

[@levratalex4929]

Great content.

[@ArtisticallyAspiring]

So in this instance would you be acquiring the property with a hard money lender for the purchase and rehab and then refinancing into a DSCR? Can you make a video on each 4 key team members and how to find and vet them out?

[@JacobsNews]

Hard money . one in a million .. if you're a top real estate guy or you're really building houses for a living, then you might get a shot at hard money .. be better off asking somebody to buy you a gas station, something that produces money..

[@ArtisticallyAspiring]

@ i think I’m confused by your answer.

[@JacobsNews]

@@ArtisticallyAspiring higher interest rates, upfront costs, and shorter repayment period ...... So let's say you bought the house, and then 6 months later, the AC goes down. Somebody with a big portfolio can afford to get a hard money loan with bad interest, and then if something happens, they can refinance one of the other houses and lose money on both houses for the next 5 years

[@CoachChadCarson]

Thanks for the question. I personally have used private money, which is similar to hard money but a little lower interest rates. And then - yes - I either refinance it with a DSCR, conventional, or other type of long-term financing. Hard money can be a good option. You just need to make sure you have a really solid plan to get it refinanced because the interest rate is high and the term is short. I need to do more videos on building key team members. But I did do this interview with someone about long-distance teams: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXzJfJWJft5ln7c

[@ArtisticallyAspiring]

@ thanks for responding. I’ll check out the other videos as well.

[@seanbrancati5792]

I've had a property for the last 10 years (I'm 29 now). I moved from Toronto to Montreal where the prices of condos are nearly HALF. I'm thinking of selling my condo, taking that 300k in equity, and using it to buy a condo in a good area within Montreal (with good equity growth). I think I could put 80-90% down on a brand new condo here. Is this wise? My thought is, I'm essentially moving the equity from 1 condo to another, so not losing or gaining, BUT, I could immediately start cashflowing more than 1500$ a month, while also continuing to build equity. Any comments are very welcomed!

[@aashish01yash]

What’s your take on Merced

[@CoachChadCarson]

Don't know

[@TheMunkinutz007]

Excellent info and worth a like comments and subscribe from me. Also; how's your cousin Will Farrell doing these days? Keep up with the outstanding content!!! 💪🏻💵

[@CoachChadCarson]

😂cousin Will is good! Thanks for watching and subscribing. Welcome to the #smallandmighty team!

[@plamenavramov7568]

Ok, on Zillow when you click properties for rent like example Austin Texas there are hundreds of properties popping up on the map. how can you be sure your properties will be rented? i need somebody to explain that to me.

[@JacobsNews]

Keep track of the property's for a few weeks. In SC, the market cooled, and I had to rent to people with pets .( which is ok with me )A lot of the people that rent houses and new apartments don't allow pets... and take away a month or two a year in between tenants. Cleaning fees . The last one I had was great, but she left chairs and a whole bunch of plants. spend 2 weekends fixing the lawn and the pruning of all the bushes and getting rid of all the leaves

[@abriyahyasha-rahla2656]

Teaching/ Coaching are ways he loves to share his wealth of knowledge, & successful Real Estate investing opportunities ☺️.

[@Deelo-gj7de]

Hey Chad, this is Dakota Owens. I would love to get back in touch. I'm not sure if you will see this or remember me?

[@CoachChadCarson]

@@Deelo-gj7de hey Dakota! Good to hear from you. Definitely get in touch. You can drop me an email or Charles has my number.

[@Deelo-gj7de]

@CoachChadCarson I've gotten your number from him, but I can't seem to get an answer. I'm not sure if you have a new number from what they have. What's a good email I could use?

[@andresmattos7541]

I wonder if these youtuber real estate investors like him have so much money why they bother spending time making videos in youtube for youtube money>

[@CoachChadCarson]

Because I like to teach, I've already made my money in real estate, and I want others to join me.

[@glenngriggs6445]

Once he starts making the money that can be made he’ll want to help people too

[@noahbluesky4275]

The biggest difference with Chad is he isn't trying to sell you on his system. He's a coach, he learns from others and shares. I've always really enjoyed this content vs some of the others.

[@joshuakrilov4042]

There's a lot of bad apples in the real estate education space. Chad is one of the few good ones.

[@Coast_to_Coast]

At what point do you start looking for property management companies?