How to Analyze Multifamily Properties in 5 Minutes

How to Analyze Multifamily Properties in 5 Minutes. Find out if the multifamily apartment building is even worth your time quickly. Don't waste looking at properties that are not worth your time. I'll talk about 3 methods you can use to evaluate your properties. Check out the software that I use in my business on all my commercial deals not just multifamily

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[IAMBILLYDAVIS]

Yoooo he the GOAT!!! He said get he expense sheet. Trailing 12 whatever and send it to your banker/broker!! That’s OG! I’m subscribing. My guy even comes straight in the video dropping gems.. love it

[patricialewis]

First time watching! Thank you I am surrounding apartments building that needs assistance. Thank you

[jakenangel]

Beautifully put!! Thanks for these simple methods

[danarobinson]

Great frickin approach to quickly evaluating comm r.e., thanks so much. Curious if this approach would work for medical office 🏬

[Chris-uezq]

Great video! Tim is the man. When you say 50% right off the top, that is just for operating expenses correct? That does not even include monthly debt service

[JeffWybo]

I love to buy based on unit price and I know what I can get the units up to after.

[jasonjosephlee]

Buying multifamily is the best thing anyone can do. I was able to buy over 100 rental units in Southern California by adding value to properties and trading up. I do not come from money and all I want people to know, is that anything is possible in Real Estate.

[mauriciorojas]

hey, as a beginner, once you find a good deal, how did you find investors to invest with you, and how did you get the loan from the bank on your first deal, did you have to co-sign with someone, and if so how do you find people to partner with you and take your deal seriously if its your first deal and have no prior experience?

[Davion_savant]

Do you anticipate potential repair cost let's say on the first month in, also would you engage in a property with liens or negative equity, if you know that the property will do well in the long run ?

[BrighamYen]

Thanks Tim! Does rent control in Los Angeles make multifamily less attractive investment? From my understanding, you can't raise the rent more than like 4% a year, and you're not able to increase rents up to market value until they move out.

[freespirit]

Hello what platforms do you use for multi units? Please help. Would you say costar is the best?

[jbrown]

So we are taking 50% of the Income and minus that by the debt service? That should tell us if the building is cash flowing? Help me out

[jordanl]

Whats the typical expense ratio on QSR/retail locations?

[romeosowah]

Is there an income and expense sheet for a multi family duplex? Would the agent be allowed to give it to me as a buyer?

[philber]

Sorry if this is a newbie question. It wasn’t clear to me what take a 50% exp ratio means. Make sure expenses don’t exceed 50% of gross income? Or do I understand that wrong.

[Richbosses]

Hi did you say 15% or 50% on expenses? Thanks

[jasonmaceroni]

Hey! you never actually said what to do once you get the $120, 000 net. Do you divide by the market cap rate? That gives you the purchase price? But how does that tell you if its worth going further or not? So if the market is a 6 cap. that tells me the property should be $2, 000, 000. So im going to assume that 2mil is the number id be willing to pay and if its listed for more than 2mil its not worth my time? Is this correct?

[exceptionbeyetherealmasn]

Quick question what about hotels such as a comfort 80 doors at 109.00 per night 😊

[johnnyortiz]

Just saw this video… Great stuff!

Any new videos coming up soon? We miss you…

Warmest regards,
Johnny Ortiz
West Palm Beach, Florida

[stanmoney]

Should you talk the tenants if your the ownwer of a holding LLC that owns your LLC in the state your property is in? Should the property manager talk with the tenants?