40 Unit Multi Family Real Estate Expense Breakdown | PART 2

In this video I sit down with Kasey Wong and he breaks down a spreadsheet on how he analyzes real estate investment opportunities which contains all the expenses from his 40 unit multi family real estate building in St. Catharines, Ontario!

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Matt McKeever is a CPA, CA and Real Estate Entrepreneur in London, Ontario. On this YouTube Channel Matt discusses a variety or real estate and personal finance strategies and tactics. Including: How to BRRRR Real Estate, The Importance of Investing for Cash Flow, How to Reach Financial Independence Retire Early, Safe Withdrawal Rates, Frugality and Reducing Personal Consumption & Embracing Minimalism.

Matt began investing in real estate at age 25 by purchasing a student rental near Fanshawe College.

[wachproperties]

Loving this Kasey content, so much awesome info!

[Paul-jtmw]

Can you please talk about Finacing and what Loan Products Casey is using or does he recommend. For example does he use Fannie Mae or just a regional bank does he use a Mortgage Broker. What loan terms does he use and why for example Interest only, 30 year Fixed Etc etc... Thanks keep up the good work I currently own 3 duplexes 1 four plex and I’m looking at buying a 16 plex and want to get the right loan product

[edwardfayer]

Thank you both so much for these videos!

[siddsakkik]

Please do single family analysis too🙋🏻

[Tony-ikjm]

Great videos....what are kasey thoughts on brantford?

[alis]

Hey Matt,

Great video. Shout out to Kasey as well!
My questions are below:

How do you go from owing an investment townhouse to a multi-unit building? Any tips?

Also, in terms of financing, how do you overcome the debt ratios (as a small time "investor" who has my own personal home on mortgage and my 1 townhouse on mortgage)? I feel like I have capped out the mortgage I am eligible for, despite getting rent from my unit, and expecting rent from the future units as well.
Thank you!!

[rickcambridge]

Very insightful
I’d love to see videos on
The financing side.

[joelg]

Thank you guys, this video is very helpful. Matt Mckeever one question for you, do you think wholesaleing is doable here in Canada?

[mobileyt]

What utilities multi family real estate are going to have? What should be agreed in a legal multi family real estate contrac?

[drewdews]

My dream is to own a couple apartments one day! so thanks Matt, These videos really help!

[amolgill]

Kasey Wong > Grant Cardone

Kasey the goat 🐐

[CallThatGeek]

First to comment :). I love these apartments. I can’t wait to be able to roll my investments into something larger.

[ajm]

Should an investor stay away from "pro forma" estimates?