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Updated over 1 year ago,
- Real Estate Agent
- Buffalo, NY
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Rich Investor Poor Investor
Over the course of 12+ years as an investor, property manager, top 100 agent, construction manager, and a general student of Business I have seen my own portfolio performance, as well as that of every investor we manage properties for. Below are what I see from investors that make it vs those that don't.
RICH INVESTORS ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
- Buy great properties
- Or... Front load the risk and build great properties by gutting and rebuilding units from the inside out, while having the experience and know how to pull this off
- Buy great locations and pay through the nose for them
- Buy for long term equity and appreciation, they are ok with barely any cash flow if its a great location and a quality asset
- Value Asset condition over cash flow
- Value location over cash flow
POOR INVESTORS ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
- Chase cash flow in C class or lower locations
- Buy crap properties that have 15% CoC returns and a ton of differed maintenance that they fail to itemize properly
- Value cash flow over location and asset condition
- Look in high risk areas that no one else is looking... for a reason
- Buy inexpensive properties because they do not have enough funds to get into a B class location.
- Matthew Irish-Jones