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The point is that, as a buyer, you can apply a different Cap Rate, but the NOI is what it is. Hope that helps. - Trevor

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You can learn how to do that in my free course here: learn.realestatefinanceacademy.com/finance-prerequisite - Trevor

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You can learn how do that in my free course here: learn.realestatefinanceacademy.com/finance-prerequisite - Trevor

You can learn how to do that in my free course here: learn.realestatefinanceacademy.com/finance-prerequisite Hope that helps! - Trevor

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You can learn how to do that in my free course here: learn.realestatefinanceacademy.com/finance-prerequisite … OR if you just want the answer, grab the free spreadsheet in the description. Hope that helps! - Trevor

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That’s not uncommon. I’ve had many clients do that. BUT for a 200-300% premium like that, the seller often needs to stay in the deal as a partner with the developer and share the risk, then get the big payout several years later. They almost never get the big price premium AND the cash up front. It’s usually one or the other. But every parcel is different, so there are many different factors to consider. - Trevor

@@RealEstateFinanceAcademy unfortunately, the seller doesn’t understand anything about noi or cap rates he’s 92 years old. He just thinks because he has 4 acres on a busy road he could get five or 6 million dollars he doesn’t understand that his retail strip center with very low rent all month to month brings down value of the property it’s not even on sewer

@gennerobootz6490 Yeah, the best thing you probably can do as an investor is to send him an unsolicited offer saying “If you change your mind and want cash today…” Unsophisticated, unmotivated owners are usually going to be a waste of time. A better use of YOUR time and money is to focus on motivated sellers who are ready to deal, especially in this market.

Cash advances typically are charged the max interest rate. It’s a trap that credit card companies use. You may have to pay off the purchases before you get out of the cash advance rate. Check your credit card terms to be sure…. Hope that helps. - Trevor

@@RealEstateFinanceAcademy I see it as a tool. Capitalism as a system may also be viewd as a trap; however, we continue to use it. For certain populations in this society there have been and continue to be traps cash advance maybe just one of 1,000s for some. I use the cash advances on one specific card at a time with no additional purchases. Currently using Navy Federal at 18% interests for cash advances for which I been able to pay atlest $10,000-$15,000 dollars in credit card debt. In using this strategy, it still acts as a way of chunking payments onto my mortgages (1 of 3) until my $50,500 HELOC kicks in for use on debts. Great content and video really appreciate all you do to educate the people.

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It’s easiest to use the =IRR function on a spreadsheet when the cash flows are variable.

Not a dumb question at all! It depends on how it was structured. If you have a copy of your term sheet or promissory note, I can give you some guidance. If you like, you are welcome to me at info@evergreen.llc to set up a quick call and I can easily walk you through it. Depending on who is doing your perm loan, you may be able to negotiate away some of the fees. Happy to help. - Trevor

@@RealEstateFinanceAcademy will definitely send some info to your address you gave me, hopefully tonight. Thank you and I truly appreciate any/all advice!

All real estate transactions are public record. Search title companies’ websites.

Yes! It takes a few minutes to learn, but you can do that here: learn.realestatefinanceacademy.com/finance-prerequisite Hope that helps! - Trevor

Hi! Thanks for the comment. I built that setup myself, but now there are pre-made lightboards that you can buy. Learning Glass is one but that’s all I know. Good luck! - Trevor

I built this setup myself. :-)

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I appreciate the kind words!

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