All Forum Posts by: Matt Nettles

@Dan Wentworth

YouTube Tim Bratz and just start watching podcasts he has done. He tells his story on pretty much all of them. He gives a general idea of how he runs his business on the podcasts and gives out a ton of free knowledge in them as well. I’d also recommend checking out his Facebook page.. he’s very active on there. Always dropping nuggets of info here and there.

I chose Tims program because it logically made more sense to me the way he operates his business. Not knocking Michael Blanks whatsoever bc that dude has it going on too.. but Tims operations and the way he structures every single deal he does seems a much safer, predictable route than majority of syndicators.

About the actual program you purchase:

Daily hour long coaching calls with different topics each day M-F. Tim does a 2 hour call once a month and occasionally appears on the daily coaching calls. I am extremely glad I chose to go with his program. I’m a firm believer folllowing someone’s foot steps that has figured it out so to speak is the fastest way to success. With purchasing the program, it also comes with 2 tickets to his live in person 3 day commercial empire event wherever it may be. He hosts them in Cleveland, Florida and I think he has talked about doing them in Charleston

@Tim Vitale

Yeah Tim is awesome. His team is awesome. His mentoring is awesome. He has a completely different approach to syndication than 90% of the other guys/girls out there.

@Dan Wentworth

No sir. I went with Tim Bratz Commercial Empire

Newb question I’m sure but I’ve never done a seller finance deal. I get the concept but I had a MF deal sent to me.. can’t agree on a price with the seller. I aaked if seller finance was an option and their only response was “Assumable loan of xyz” - whole I understand assuming loans.. I’m not understanding how that exactly would work? I take over his loan.. how does he benefit from that? How does that deal work out for him?

Hello everyone.

I am reaching out to see if anyone has interest in teaming up and working together to purchase large multi family properties

My mentor has made it very clear to scale requires expertise of certain individuals to handle certain aspects of the business

Myself - I focus mainly on finding and underwriting deals, and lining up the financing however I am seeking the following:

One who understands the operations side such as maximizing a properties potential whether that is by managing contractors and overseeing rehab/Reno’s and also continuing to maximize properties after stabilization. Also be able to manage the property mgmt companies

One who has experience raising capital from investors and can have that conversation with ease as well as being able to handle the legal aspects of the business

I know it is a lot and a long shot but seeing what’s out there

Also, if you have any buildings or property you want to sell shoot me a message

@Scott Mac touché Scott.

I have a plethora of deals being sent to me whether via broker or wholesalers.

With that being said, I probably need more than just money raising partners as my strengths are not in raising money or the financing aspect

Looking to partner up on deals with someone(s) with experience in raising private equity for deals

Has anyone joined Tim Bratz MF partnership program that includes education as well as opportunity to partner with him and his team on deals?

Looking to get some feedback as I am weighing my options of possible mentorship.

Thanks all and hope everyone’s doing fantastic

Hello everyone!

Hope everyone is doing well. I have a couple of deals in the pipeline that seem to be gaining traction. I am still trying to get my first deal done. Is there anyone that would be interesting in partnering that would be able to bring the investors to the table? If so, please let me know and a form of communication. Look forward to working together

Thanks!

May be a dumb question(s) but I am still trying to learn the financing aspect of syndication.

I am understanding of recourse v non recourse but what are the best case scenarios to target when financing a deal in?

Obviously non recourse is the way to go, and the lowest interest rate possible but I think I’ve heard multiple times that the first few years is INT only payments and I’m not understanding what makes that a good thing?

Hope that made sense