I get a lot of questions about what it’s like to run a large multifamily business
As a way to bridge the gap and to show you what’s involved, this update outlines the various projects we’re working on, from our smallest properties, to our largest ones.
There’s A LOT that goes into a multi-family deal from concept to close — which is why so many real estate investors decide to work with a general contractor. But be warned, not all general contractors are created equal, and choosing the right one can be the difference between your project going good or bad.
What would you do if your life was completely overturned? Would you be prepared for it? Today I talk with Jeff Holst about when his life was in complete disarray, and how investing in real estate got him back on track AND bought back some time.
The management structure you set up for your multifamily properties can be the difference between handling all the day-to-day issues of property management or really focusing on finding more deals and capital investments. Today I talk you through several of the differences between in-house management and third-party management. You can examine them and decide if hiring a third-party management company might be right for you.
Smaller multifamily deals can be a great starting point to invest in real estate, as well as a great side-hustle. Today Ed Lowell talks about his great success investing in smaller, multifamily real estate on the side of his regular 9 to 5 job.
