A black swan is an event that is so far outside of the norm that it cannot be reasonably anticipated by markets and investors. I think it’s fair to characterize the COVID-19 pandemic as such an event. I have my thoughts on what the outcomes may be, but I need more data on the ground […]
Guys, over the years I’ve appeared in countless podcasts. I enjoy teaching, and I’ve always felt that this is a fantastic medium to deliver a message. I’ve many times wondered whether I should have my own podcast, but never had the time, or, frankly, the gumption… Until now! I guess I am not nearly as […]
Well, that’s not exactly the whole truth. About $20M was what we paid. The re-positioned stabilized valuation should be $30M+. Introduction I started like many of you – with a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis… Well, perhaps not that. Hopefully not that. Most people look to real estate because they don’t want to work for the […]
Source Capital is excited to announce the acquisition of South Mountain Square Apartments, a 117-unit garden style apartment community. About the Location The South Mountain Square neighborhood is in the South of Phoenix, the 2nd fastest growing city in the country. Phoenix is home to 5 million people, and Maricopa County is the #1 growth […]
Well, there’s “FREE” in the title. You must be excited…you just wait! If you pay attention to the content I put out, you must be aware that Phoenix Syndication Workshop is happening on January 26th & 27th. Please take a look at this page to find out the details (if you’ve been living under a […]
Sam and I recorded this podcast with Todd Dexheimer of Venture a few weeks back. I have to say, this was good! Todd a very knowledgeable real estate guy, so he asked the right things. But more than that, Todd is a human being who’s been around the block, so some of the questions were very […]
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HAHAHAHA Listen, if you belong to that very strange yet very large group of people we refer to as the Millenials, you will either laugh your rear off and learn a whole bunch form this, or you will learn nothing and hate me forever. Either way – you get the real deal! Ben and Dan […]
Guys, I’ve been fortunate to appear on a lot of different podcasts over the years. All, hopefully, are educational to some extent. Some are quite entertaining. Few are truly in-depth. But, almost none are truly honest to the core… This is understandable. Everyone is selling something, and as a result, no one wants to offend anyone […]
Yesterday in I announced the Phoenix Syndication Workshop. Today, a very short but powerful announcement: Registrations Processed Prior to October 15th Receive PSW Multifamily Underwriting Model FREE Extremely Powerful Tool I promise you this is the best underwriting spreadsheet your money can buy. Only you get it for free by registering prior to October 15th. Not […]
Phoenix Syndication Workshop If you follow me you probably already know about this. But just in case: On January 26th and 27th my partner, Sam Grooms, and I will hold a 2-day event in Phoenix called the Phoenix Syndication Workshop. I am SUPER excited about this for a number of reasons: We Will Shorten Your Learning Curve […]
There are only three, globally-speaking, options for the type of loan we can get for multifamily. The main distinction comes down to the state and condition of the property itself. Let’s discuss. Portfolio Loan Portfolio loans are loans you can get from a local community bank. These banks are small banks with several locations that serve specific […]
As it relates to things that cost money on a monthly and annualized basis in apartment investing there are two categories of items – those that you stroke a check for every month or year, and those that you don’t. The “stroke a check” category is easy to understand. The money was in your account, […]
This was a question that came up in the comment section of the latest article I wrote on BiggerPockets. The answer may surprise you. What’s Better, 30 units with $600 rents or 15 units with $1,200 rents Let’s tackle this question in two ways because we are discussing two separate elements here, unit count and rental […]