Mr. McElroy you are my real estate idol. Out of everybody that i have researched I think you are the best and hope to one day be like you. I've read 12 real estate books.I bought your ABCs of real estate and follow you on youtube and Instagram. Keep up the great work. I will buy your other books too as soon as I finish my new batch of books I just purchased.
Hi Ken, thanks a lot. As usual very inclusive and straightforward. Any suggestions on how you implement risk management principles for the real estate business?
Hello ken! I really enjoy the content you post and all the information you provide! When you were talking about changing the use of the apartment complex into condominiums, did you have to deal with tax on the individual condos since you were selling instead of focusing on the cash flow?? Huge thanks!
Ken I started to follow you after discover you with the rich dad group Sleeping giants , abc real estate investing , kenflix .. in 5 years we own a villa on Airbnb and a 25 apartment complex in Aruba Raising capita from a JV in Canada and adding value to many properties in next 5 years with balloon payment money ! Wish I can contact you or some of your team To get some useful advice to continue in this venture ! I travel also to Edmonton to meet Darren weeks and his EPI group Anyway Always super cool your contents Thanks for this
Hey Ken McElroy, Thanks for sharing some really good information about The three ways to make money from Real Estate. Watching and writing down notes has educated my mind everyday. What you and your team are doing for people like myself and others is great thing. Thank you for sharing the God gifted knowledge you have to help others.
Hey ken! I am just getting started in real estate investing. I wanna begin by a 4-plex apartment. While making the business plan around the deal to the investors, do I need to include the fees of forming the LLC in the business plan or it’s a personal expense away from the deal ? Thanks
Ken, how do you pay back to your investors in the case #2 (buying right)? You won't be able to pay them back in let's say 3 years doing a Refi because the value of the property won't increase much because the rents will kind of stay the same.
CAP rates are insanely low, pushing up Capitalized Property Values (CPV) beyond reason. Commercial loans usually have relatively short maturity terms, compared to single family homes. Therefore, buying at a very low interest rate has a risk of refinancing later (or forcing a resale) when interest rates are higher. CAP rates and Cash on Cash Return (CCR) are determined by the cost and structure of financing, not by comparable CAP rates of other properties. Lenders determine the actual CAP rates and CCR, not the comparable property sales. The lender's minimum Debt Coverage Ratio (DCR), minimum interest rate (RATE), maximum amortization term (TERM), and maximum Loan to Value Ratio (LTV) calculates the CAP and CCR. czcams.com/video/irZPKx_sHhk/video.html
With over $750 million investment dollars in real estate, Ken offers a unique perspective on how to get the biggest return on investments. Damn he is legit.
Ken - can you provide some insight on how you analyze prospect properties for cash flow? Thanks
I can't express how much i appreciate this guy keep up the absolute great work
Thanks for the enlightenment and your training has been such drive towards remodeling of my future endeavours
Mr. McElroy you are my real estate idol. Out of everybody that i have researched I think you are the best and hope to one day be like you. I've read 12 real estate books.I bought your ABCs of real estate and follow you on youtube and Instagram. Keep up the great work. I will buy your other books too as soon as I finish my new batch of books I just purchased.
Yes, me too! Great books and awesome teacher!
Hi Ken, thanks a lot. As usual very inclusive and straightforward. Any suggestions on how you implement risk management principles for the real estate business?
Thanks for watching and commenting Val! I'm working on getting a risk management attorney on the podcast or CZcams video soon.
Ken is a real teacher, keep sharing more about that.
Thank you Ken for this very valuable class
Hello ken! I really enjoy the content you post and all the information you provide! When you were talking about changing the use of the apartment complex into condominiums, did you have to deal with tax on the individual condos since you were selling instead of focusing on the cash flow?? Huge thanks!
I enjoy watching your videos Mr.Ken! I bought you and Mr.Roberts books. I appreciate all the education you guy’s share! Thanks!
Ken I started to follow you after discover you with the rich dad group
Sleeping giants , abc real estate investing , kenflix .. in 5 years we own a villa on Airbnb and a 25 apartment complex in Aruba
Raising capita from a JV in Canada and adding value to many properties in next 5 years with balloon payment money !
Wish I can contact you or some of your team
To get some useful advice to continue in this venture !
I travel also to Edmonton to meet Darren weeks and his EPI group
Anyway
Always super cool your contents
Thanks for this
Hey Ken McElroy,
Thanks for sharing some really good information about The three ways to make money from Real Estate. Watching and writing down notes has educated my mind everyday. What you and your team are doing for people like myself and others is great thing. Thank you for sharing the God gifted knowledge you have to help others.
Allways exact and concrete turning simply money into Cashflow assets.
Great stuff. ken is a real teacher. Thanks a lot!
love it TNX Ken
Hey ken!
I am just getting started in real estate investing. I wanna begin by a 4-plex apartment. While making the business plan around the deal to the investors, do I need to include the fees of forming the LLC in the business plan or it’s a personal expense away from the deal ?
Thanks
Hi Abdellah. Typically legal fees (which would include forming the LLC) would be included in the business plan.
Awesome video. Thanks
Thanks for the Video!
Thanks for watching Leonard! I'm glad you found value in it.
Wow★★
U r so great in explaining these things incredibly easy.
now i have a clear understanding about all this
Can you focus on human aspects, like the people who live in the estate, how to attract them and keep them.
Amazing Video..Keeping posting such micro level information..I have subscibed your channel. Cheers. RK from INDIA..
Thanks for watching RKs! I appreciate it.
Thats great sir, u r a genious. Keep sharing
Great stuff, thanks Ken!
One of few that really know what they are talking about.
#2 is a make a break for any new investor. But also the biggest hurdle for experienced investors.
Good job
love you, Ken!
Ken, how do you pay back to your investors in the case #2 (buying right)? You won't be able to pay them back in let's say 3 years doing a Refi because the value of the property won't increase much because the rents will kind of stay the same.
just bought 3 of your book. learn learn learn..!!
Thanks so much for watching Nicholas! I hope you put the exercises in the books to good use.
@@KenMcElroy thank you for your time, waiting for book to ship out 10-20 days.
Can someone please explain what is a cap rate and how did the value of the prope
rty increase?
CAP rates are insanely low, pushing up Capitalized Property Values (CPV) beyond reason.
Commercial loans usually have relatively short maturity terms, compared to single family homes.
Therefore, buying at a very low interest rate has a risk of refinancing later (or forcing a resale) when interest rates are higher.
CAP rates and Cash on Cash Return (CCR) are determined by the cost and structure of financing, not by comparable CAP rates of other properties.
Lenders determine the actual CAP rates and CCR, not the comparable property sales.
The lender's minimum Debt Coverage Ratio (DCR), minimum interest rate (RATE), maximum amortization term (TERM), and maximum Loan to Value Ratio (LTV) calculates the CAP and CCR.
czcams.com/video/irZPKx_sHhk/video.html
Good one 👍
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What do you think about buying a property in Spokane for investment purpose.
Hi Ken does the information you mention in your videos purely apply to the property market in the States or could it also apply to European countries?
How I could invest with you? Very interesting
What is the difference between a condo and an apartment? Thanks.
would the change of use be like flipping real estate though?
With over $750 million investment dollars in real estate, Ken offers a unique perspective on how to get the biggest return on investments. Damn he is legit.
Is that only way?
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