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All Forum Posts by: Chris Chev

Chris Chev has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: This famous cash cow.. where are you?

Chris ChevPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY (new york city)
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

Hi everyone,

i am looking for my first investment, i can say that i have now a lot of theoretical knowledge but i need to take action now. this is what i am doing : analyzing deals in the US. 

i am surprised to see some nice multifamily ads on loopnet with good caprate ( around 11%) for small residential buildings ( around 10 units), with all units that were renovated with private boilers, meters.... and when i do my maths, on the paper everything looks great with ROI AT MORE THAT 15% using conservative 50% rule.

Then obviously the current owner is taking his profit because he did exactly what needs to be done to increase value (i guess he reads biggerpockets forums). But now i am wondering, what prevents me from buying a profitable cash flow deal ? even if i know that i am paying a markup for this asset (due to renovations), if my goal is really to get cash flow with a buy and hold, should not it be the most important?  but then i am wondering.. why these assets are not being sold? is it because people either target small multifamily (2 to 4 units) or big residential buildings? What can be wrong ?

Then, the current owner is saying that he wants to keep the property management for this building (the owner has a large portfolio of buildings in the same area). is there something bad with that? 

tks everyone 

chris 

Post: Being a new member - such a nice moment

Chris ChevPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY (new york city)
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

Hi everyone, that's funny because as you can guess I am a newbie, not even an investor yet.

I can tell you that I have been listening carefully so many podcasts, I have the impression I am spending couple of hours per week in Hawaii.

So, what I like in life is this moment (that many people don't like) : being a beginner!  I admit it, I am honest, I don t have experience yet, I have not done any deals yet but I want to learn, I want to meet with people, I want to do it!  And I can guarantee, I will do it!

This is an excellent opportunity for me to meet with new individuals, trying to improve my skills and making many many many many deals ( or one huge deal ! ) .

Thenm thank you Biggerpocket, this forum is great and I am looking forward to start this journey. 

If you are in New York, willing to spend time with a real estate beginner (but of course I can bring you with many other nice things: spend a nice moment, speak about other things in life) then let me know~!

Tks for reading this!

Chris