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All Forum Posts by: Brenton Hanes

Brenton Hanes has started 0 posts and replied 18 times.

Inbox me and I will send you the one I use.

He is a spreadsheet I made. https://www.realestate365.net/... We use it on our own deals. Portfolio is pushing 900 units in Los Angeles county. Hope it helps.

Post: Cash Flow After Tax?

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Remember that real estate investing is a team sport. Always pull in your professionals to help you, including your CPA. With that in mind, the numbers should always be after tax.

Post: Automatic Deal Analysis?

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You can download mine for free. We own and operate 900 units in Los Angeles County. My family has been doing it for almost 65 years. This is my quick and dirty one. https://www.realestate365.net/...

Post: 1 multifamily or multiple single family homes

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Multi-family is a better play if you can swing it. One roof, one plumbing system etc. Easier to manage and less expensive on turnover. Just a better play all together.

Post: Deciding my next endeavor. SFH vs Multi.

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Stick with multi-family and stop thinking small. Once you figure it out you will be able to scale. Just make sure you know your numbers. I would stay away from syndication, you can do it all on your own. Adding more people just creates more drama.

@Omosalewa Aderonmu Great job on the analysis sheet. I always have fun making them. Here is one I created that you can download. We are big multi-family investors in Los Angeles County pushing almost 900 units. We have been in the business almost 65 years. Here is a link to a fun one I use with my clients. Might be helpful. Its locked so you can screw up the formulas but is you send me a message I will give you the code to unlock it so you can tweak it for yourself. Have fun.

https://www.realestate365.net/...

Post: Multifamily Investing Mentor

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@Ben Bolingbroke personally I wouldn't spend a dime on it. My family has been investing in multi-family for almost 65 years and have almost 900 units in the Los Angeles market. Most of these programs give some good info but at the end of the day its really never worth it. I personally dont like syndication either. Build your own empire!

We have almost 900 units in Los Angeles, we offer additional storage and parking at some of our properties. Great additional revenue.