

ASK MIKE MONDAYS - Can you force the seller to keep their FOOT ON THE GAS after you sign the sales contract?
ASK MIKE MONDAYS - Can you force the seller to keep their FOOT ON THE GAS after you sign the sales contract?
You WILL HAVE A PROBLEM with your loan…if the seller does not keep their eye on management operations and rental collections between the signing of the sales contract and the closing date. Lenders can possibly cut back loan proceeds if income declines or expenses rise.
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You WILL HAVE A PROBLEM with your loan…if the seller does not keep their eye on management operations and rental collections between the signing of the sales contract and the closing date. Lenders can possibly cut back loan proceeds if income declines or expenses rise.
You WILL HAVE A PROBLEM with your loan…if the seller does not keep their eye on management operations and rental collections between the signing of the sales contract and the closing date. Lenders can possibly cut back loan proceeds if income declines or expenses rise.
You WILL HAVE A PROBLEM with your loan…if the seller does not keep their eye on management operations and rental collections between the signing of the sales contract and the closing date. Lenders can possibly cut back loan proceeds if income declines or expenses rise.
You WILL HAVE A PROBLEM with your loan…if the seller does not keep their eye on management operations and rental collections between the signing of the sales contract and the closing date. Lenders can possibly cut back loan proceeds if income declines or expenses rise.
As you can imagine, with interest rates rising, many apartment investors have been pencils down. Investors are concerned with lower asset value & higher debt service. Is there any good news out there? What are some of the positive ideas that are occurring in apartment investing? Mike is starting to see some positive “green shoots.” Mike discusses some of those encouraging thoughts on what he is seeing in apartment investing. Listen to the guy that has acquired over 14,000 apartment units. Ar...
As you can imagine, with interest rates rising, many apartment investors have been pencils down. Investors are concerned with lower asset value & higher debt service. Is there any good news out there? What are some of the positive ideas that are occurring in apartment investing? Mike is starting to see some positive “green shoots.” Mike discusses some of those encouraging thoughts on what he is seeing in apartment investing. Listen to the guy that has acquired over 14,000 apartment units. Ar...
Occasionally, seller financing is an option to purchase a multifamily property. The seller becomes the lender. A regional bank…or Fannie Mae is not used to finance an apartment building. Michael discusses what he is seeing today in today’s market and why or why not seller financing is used.
Occasionally, seller financing is an option to purchase a multifamily property. The seller becomes the lender. A regional bank…or Fannie Mae is not used to finance an apartment building. Michael discusses what he is seeing today in today’s market and why or why not seller financing is used.
Occasionally, seller financing is an option to purchase a multifamily property. The seller becomes the lender. A regional bank…or Fannie Mae is not used to finance an apartment building. Michael discusses what he is seeing today in today’s market and why or why not seller financing is used.
Occasionally, seller financing is an option to purchase a multifamily property. The seller becomes the lender. A regional bank…or Fannie Mae is not used to finance an apartment building. Michael discusses what he is seeing today in today’s market and why or why not seller financing is used.
Net Operating Income is the key metric in the multifamily world for investing and financing. The two main components are operating income and operating expenses. Mike breaks down some line items on the operating statements and tells you what you need to look for.
Net Operating Income is the key metric in the multifamily world for investing and financing. The two main components are operating income and operating expenses. Mike breaks down some line items on the operating statements and tells you what you need to look for.
Net Operating Income is the key metric in the multifamily world for investing and financing. The two main components are operating income and operating expenses. Mike breaks down some line items on the operating statements and tells you what you need to look for.
Net Operating Income is the key metric in the multifamily world for investing and financing. The two main components are operating income and operating expenses. Mike breaks down some line items on the operating statements and tells you what you need to look for.
When you hire a third party management company they perform several functions. 1) Accounting 2) Human Resources (employees work for the management company- not you) 3) Structured onsite and overseeing management. If you don’t hire a third party contractor to handle these specific jobs, then you are the management company and have to perform all those functions.
When you hire a third party management company they perform several functions. 1) Accounting 2) Human Resources (employees work for the management company- not you) 3) Structured onsite and overseeing management. If you don’t hire a third party contractor to handle these specific jobs, then you are the management company and have to perform all those functions.
When you hire a third party management company they perform several functions. 1) Accounting 2) Human Resources (employees work for the management company- not you) 3) Structured onsite and overseeing management. If you don’t hire a third party contractor to handle these specific jobs, then you are the management company and have to perform all those functions.
When you hire a third party management company they perform several functions. 1) Accounting 2) Human Resources (employees work for the management company- not you) 3) Structured onsite and overseeing management. If you don’t hire a third party contractor to handle these specific jobs, then you are the management company and have to perform all those functions.