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All Forum Posts by: Nick Love

Nick Love has started 17 posts and replied 33 times.

Originally posted by @Charles Seaman:

@Nick Love There sure are a lot of "bird" references in this question.  With that being said, I'm naturally an early bird, but over the last 15 years, I've gotten used to being both an early bird and a night owl and it's something that I've carried over to my multifamily investing.  Go until you can't go any more.  The key is being able to remain productive.  You have to know yourself well enough to know when you're no longer able to be productive.

I agree with you.

I think it is powerful in this industry specifically to be able to work long hours, BUT you have to make sure that you are not only working hard but working smarter than the competition as well. 

I'm curious. Are people in this group early risers (a.k.a. before let's say 630am) or more night owls for hustling multifamily investments?

Me personally, I have been implementing better habits in the morning so that I can wake up not only driven, but grateful and ready to attack the day with confidence!

What do you think?

Post: CALLING Houston Multifamily Investors

Nick LovePosted
  • Investor
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 26

Good Afternoon Real Estate Investors!

I will be driving from Dallas to Houston for the weekend and would like to network with as much people as I possibly can!

I am a Dallas multifamily investor and I also own my own marketing company for real estate syndicators. Let's network and talk about real estate investing if you are in the houston area this weekend.

Shoot me a DM!

Post: Millenial Multifamily Mastermind Group

Nick LovePosted
  • Investor
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 26

WHY JOIN M.M.M. 

This exclusive membership has no cost except the value that you are required to bring. With only ACTION-minded people the potential value that the group will bring is infinite. 

Our mastermind will be unlike any other group and will require the ut-most engagement and accountability to the member, enabling you to become your best self and accountable to your real estate goals.

If you are interested in joining then here is a link to the application process: 

Mastermind Benefits:

  • -Accountability of real estate goals
  • -Help make successful decisions from other experience multifamily investors
  • -Partnerships and powerful network 
  • -Grandiose thinking and new perspectives on investment
  • -Feedback and support 

    Post: Tackling An OFF MARKET 4-Plex

    Nick LovePosted
    • Investor
    • Frisco, TX
    • Posts 41
    • Votes 26

    Good Afternoon Everyone, 

    I have a seller that is willing to sell a 4-plex to me in an amazing neighborhood of Dallas, TX (down the street from greenville). He sent me over the rent roll (one vacant unit, but if it was rented the total rent $4395/month, market is 4725/month) and he has told me that there is about $200,000 of debt left on the property through a community bank loan.

    The seller is open to a owner finance situation and I thought it might be a good idea to move into the vacant unit and down the road get a loan on the property as owner-occupied, but here are my questions.

    What is the best way to structure the Owner Finance loan as far as interest rate and balloon?

    How to calculate the maximum amount to pay for the property?

    @Jordan Autrey @Sean Heenan @James Colgan @Megan Hodges @Ash Noorani @Nick Rutkowski @Matt Millard

    So glad that this post is gaining some traction. It really goes to show the demand for a type of group for young real estate individuals. If you are interested in the group, then send me a message about yourself, why you are an action person, and what kind of value you can bring to the group!

    Best Regards

    @Aaron Hunt @Alexander Felice@Effram Barrett @Patrick Tromley @Stephen Quesinberry @Yonah Weiss @Steve Weber @Diogo Alves @Sam Grooms @Eddie O. @James Powell @Spencer Gray @Andrew Hogan @Todd Dexheimer @Tarah Fernandes @Vernon Trice III @Hunter Ambos 

    I love the traction that this post is getting, It won't let me tag everybody but if you are interested in the mastermind group, which I think is going to be a virtual meetup call + FB group then send me a private message. Looking for action people so tell me a little bit about your background and why you want to succeed in real estate. 

    Of course @Todd Dexheimer we network with the older generations because they do have a lot of experience. I just had an idea to network with action-minded people in our generation. It is not an easy task to syndicate and invest in real estate at our age and using all of our resourcesfullness, we can upbring each other and create a strong network of young investors. I am starting a mastermind group for action people not idea people and its no charge or anything it is just a very closed group and if you are intrested connect with me on here.

    My marketing company focuses on investor lead-generation, social media marketing, and advertising. A big problem I noticed in this industry is the adsence of branding and proper advertising. With the average syndicator being over 40 years old there is a demand for services in marketing such as mine!

    What's going on RE investors!

    I think it is important to network with real estate investors at our age level. My name is Nick Love and I have my own multifamily marketing company and I am looking to network with other young multifamily real estate entrepreneurs!

    Post: As an Accredited Investor, Let Me Ask You..

    Nick LovePosted
    • Investor
    • Frisco, TX
    • Posts 41
    • Votes 26

    Love the response @Trevor Ewen

    I appreciate all the information and I will put it to good use.