real estate

“So we started making seven figure net income in 2012. So 2012, 1314. We're in 15, right? So that's... No, real estate, no, four, four million. That's all net. That's net. It's been a million dollars net. So, in the last four years, we've made probably 4.5 mill…”

“You can see that a property that Produces a 150 dollars a month in cashflow can give you an overall return on an investment of 25, 30% annually with moderate appreciation of, you know, five or six percent and paying your property manager and doing everything.”

“You can get an IRR on a property exceeding 10, 12% annually with, you know, no to very little cash flow in the deal because you get leverage”

“I don't invest based on appreciation. I invest based on rent to value ratios. Where I want to see that property rent for one percent of the value per month. So appreciation is the icing on the cake.”

“If you're doing it as kind of a semi-passive, semi-active investment, I would suggest you shouldn't do that. It's going to take a fair amount of your time. Your time is the most valuable asset, the human capital that you have.”

“The deals are never the numbers. So if you've done enough deals, you realize that pro forma analysis, the buildings never come out that way. You come out a lot better, a lot worse.”

“Income-producing real estate on a fully amortizing fixed-rate mortgage. Very important. Do not buy it on garbage loans. It has to be on a fully, because it's just a question of time until you own it. It's a cash flow machine for life, adjust for inflation.”

“I was making hundreds of thousands a year as a young, you know, 20, 21, 22 year old, sometimes six figures in a month. And I lost it all because I was a hundred percent leverage in real estate. And like I said earlier, banked on appreciation.”

“I won't buy it has to be a college property, and it has to be, the price has to be 10 X gross revenues, and if it doesn't hit those two things, I don't buy it.”

“In times of uncertainty, they want dollars. And so what ends up occurring is all of those other assets end up Going to close to a correlation of one. So they all start going down. And we saw that with Bitcoin, gold, you know, treasuries equities, real estate, …”

“It would look deflationary just like everything else. If you didn't have this, if you didn't have if you didn't have this, and then your savings would be going up and you would be able to buy more for everything would look like that. You would follow the natur…”

“I put a lot of money in whole life policies now index funds, regular stock market, you know, five percent into crypto. And then And so I have a whole diversification that I like to try to do, but most of it's about 40% of my revenue goes into real estate.”

“Content supported X models, and what I mean by that, it can work in real estate, it can work in SaaS, it can work in anything. It's basically going at it in an editorial first mentality of developing content that will drive your audience to buy and consume you…”

“So it's usually that use case if it's in, in the soft space on the software, but we're the biggest in like insurance and real estate and more transactional B to C types of environments.”

“If the trust buys real estate, they can rent to live in that real estate. So they're not directly connected. So for example, like, let's say I have my daughter I'll create an irrevocable trust for my daughter. I'll use the proceeds of sale to buy a house. I'll…”