Dave Ramsey's take on Commercial Real Estate (My Reaction)

[@TylerCauble]

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[@brunodc5232]

I love these type of videos

[@TylerCauble]

Thank you! We’ll definitely do some more then

[@Darkslide820]

Let's say i found a spot, looks like it was a rundown old warehouse. But could possibly be renovated by a name brand chain like Panera. For rentals you usually wait for a tenant to come to you through listings etc, but what if i solicited the tenants? They would never know about the spot unless i proactively reached out to them. Do companies usually respond well to this?

[@TylerCauble]

Yes, they absolutely do - that’s typically what a broker will do on your behalf. They prep all the necessary documents and reach out to companies like that, so they’re certainly open to hearing from you about your site

[@97NRBhgfdkjsvfdkjl]

Tyler, I've been working toward entering the commercial investment industry for several years and I wanted to ask, do you offer any sort of consulting? I've got some ideas and I'd lock to pick your brain a bit. I know your time is very valuable so I'd be willing to compensate you of course. Hope to hear back, thanks!

[@TylerCauble]

Hey there! Yes - we do offer some consulting, I only have a couple of slots open at the moment. Please email [e-mail] for more info

[@theindivisible]

Maybe Dave Ramsey is fooling all of us.. he's actually pro debt.. but corporate, trust, and creative entities debt.. but not pro personal debt? 🤔

[@TylerCauble]

🤣 would be a better stance for him to take, in my opinion, but he even paid cash for his campus in Nashville

[@walina-ej4xr]

A cap rate is not a return! Cap rates come from an income approach to value called direct capitalization. In a 10% cap rate market investors have paid $10 for a possible dollar of NOI and in a 5% cap rate market they paid $20! In what world do people pay TWICE as much for HALF the "return"? Yeah, it only happens in Scammerville.

[@TylerCauble]

Well, not entirely true - a cap rate is the return you could expect to get on a property if you paid all cash and had no closing costs. It’s an easy way to compare different investment opportunities since everyone can have different debt / equity structures, appetites, etc. Cap rates get lower when the asset is more secure and stabilized, meaning there’s a higher probability of your getting a return on your investment

[@walina-ej4xr]

@@TylerCauble NOPE! Sorry Dude but you have been SCAMMED! A cap rate is exactly the same if you pay all CASH or finance 100%!!!!! Now how does this COMPARISON thing work??? ....Pssssst Dude you got scammed again!!!

[@nvda2damoon]

ramsey is a complete joke lol.

[@TylerCauble]

you said it, not me 😂