How I Bought My First Commercial Deal With Seller Financing (and How YOU Can Too)

[@thejessedurham]

Very simple breakdown yet so much detail on the deal. Thanks for sharing!

[@graham_storey]

Yessir thank you!

[@caseysparling6810]

Your story is similar to mine and how I got into commercial real estate. Love the content guys. Keep it coming.

[@graham_storey]

Thanks Casey! Let’s keep growing together man 💪🏻

[@walkerrouse5882]

you're my hero

[@graham_storey]

Thanks man

[@tahjstephens]

Nice! Turning 0 into 4500/mo in cashflow and probably a few hundred thousand in equity is good stuff!

[@graham_storey]

Thanks man! Just trying to be like you!

[@KJInvesting]

Great perspective!! I use turnkey multifamily properties as my blueprint to build wealth!!

[@chrisklugh]

You need to learn how to fix your sound issues in this video. Sounds like you edited this on a laptop. Get headphones and listen to the issues before uploading to KZbin.

[@graham_storey]

Hey thanks for the feedback. Is there a specific part of the video you're referring to? I listened to audio several times to check.

[@chrisklugh]

@@graham_storey Most of your cuts you need to feather the audio or not cut so tightly. Its got that crack/pop sound. And overall from one scene to another your at different audio levels. You need to equalize your audio so its consistent. Watch your audio levels and make sure they look balanced though out the entire video. While I'm here, while its not too bad in this example, watch your background sounds. They are there to fill in for mood and or hide low end sounds that the low cut filters cant remove. Be mindful about how loud they are as most of the time, especially in talking sense, they don't need to be loud at all. And when choosing sound to put behind talking parts, make sure they are not competing in the frequency range of the talking sound. Picking songs that don't compete for that space is one way, or even reducing the levels in that range can work. And another tip: If your new to video editing/creating, have patience. Don't send it sooner then its ready or your just uploading 'crap' that wont get popular. Honestly its an easy mistake to make as we think it should not take so long to make and we think we need to send it as is so we can move onto the next one. Or we have spend our creative energy tanks on the project and just want it to be done with. Quality over Quantity. When you think your edit is done, sleep on it for a few days if need be. If you plan to upload 1 a week, start this process so you have those videos ready to go a month in advance. That way your always keeping to your schedule and never forcing yourself to upload something that is not ready yet.

[@graham_storey]

@@chrisklugh Thanks for the tips!

[@MikeFooteKC]

@@graham_storey The cuts are a bit annoying as well. It gets very jumpy Good info though

[@graham_storey]

@ thanks for the feedback Mike! I will keep in mind for my next video!