All Forum Posts by: Cody Charnell

The financial benefits of investing in multifamily real estate can be substantial, however a lot of moving pieces need to come together to make a deal to work. Join us on Saturday March 16th as we analyze some recently closed multifamily deals. We will give you an inside look into how all of the pieces came together for a few investors and what to expect when investing in the market today.

This is an educational event so please bring your questions and appetite to learn. Please RSVP on meetup.com so we can get an accurate headcount.

https://www.meetup.com/Long-Beach-Investing-Meetup/events/258970577/

Is now the right time to invest or are prices headed off a cliff? What can we expect in 2019?

Join us on Saturday February 9th as Anthony Walker, Owner and CEO of Buckingham Investments, gives us an update on the state of the multifamily market. Anthony has a vast knowledge of local multifamily real estate as a leading broker in the industry and as the owner of a large multifamily portfolio. This is an event that you won't want to miss!

This is an educational even so please bring your questions and appetite to learn!

Please RSVP on Meetup.com

We all want to get the best return on our investment when it comes to repairing and upgrading an investment property, however it is easy to make mistakes.

Join us on Saturday, January 26th as Michael Borba reviews the 10 best improvements you can make to an investment property for the money. Michael's company manages over 2000 rental units in Long Beach and surrounding cities and he has done countless remodels. Michael is a wealth of knowledge. You don't want to miss this event!

This is an educational event so please bring your questions and appetite to learn!

Also, please RSVP on Meetup.com 

Hi Everyone, 

Please note that the time of the event has changed. We are now meeting at 9:30am. I look forward to seeing all of you! 

The type of financing you have access to can dictate your entire investment strategy. Join us on December 8th as David Guevara explains the most commonly used multifamily loans as well as some creative investment strategies. Financing is CRITICAL! This is an event you won't want to miss!

This is an educational event so please bring your questions!

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So, you want to invest in a multifamily property but you are getting overwhelmed as you look at listings. You are in luck! Join us this month as we walk you through the property selection process. We will talk about how financing, goals, and property type fit together using real life examples. This is an educational event so please bring your questions! We hope to see you there!!

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Dennis Block is a Real Estate Attorney in Los Angeles who specializes in rent control. He has a free lease on his website. I have never used it but it might be worth checking out.  

Hey Travis, I am a multifamily broker in long beach. Tbe company is Buckingham Investments and our office is down 4th st near retro row. I have helped with several 1031 exchanges and did one on my own property earlier this year. I would be happy to help. If you would like to talk please send me a direct message. 

This is an educational event! 

Real estate is the number 1 way to build wealth and achieve financial goals. Over 90% of the worlds millionaires were made so by investing in real estate. So why doesn't everyone invest? We believe that people don't invest in real estate because they don't understand it. Please join us in El Segundo on October 18th to learn about multifamily investing in Southern CA. 

We will go through the 4 elements of return, using leverage and how to value multifamily properties.

Come prepared to ask questions and to network with fellow investors. Please RSVP on meetup.com so we get an accurate head count. Space is limited! 

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I was involved with a transaction with a duplex on a lot that was zoned for single family. The property was legally converted from a SFR to a duplex at some point in time. There were permits and a certificate of occupancy from the city. I spoke with someone in the planning office and they said that it was a "legal non-conforming use." We were able to get financing on the property.