Well its official. Month 1 is complete and practice is over. Time to put in offers and getting connected with people in the space more consistently. What I learned: Well for one I see how difficult it is to create a creative scenario when no one's opposing your ideas lol. Ive also learned what affect rent stabilized has on the market and the percentage of rent you can increase in these places. I am determined to do business in NYC and one great idea ive had is to speak to owners in this area as mentors for future growth. Im excited to take things up a notch! Month Goals: This month Im mainly focusing on putting in consistent offers not to get accepted but to build connections. I want to connect with a new investor every week and do 3 offers a week atleast. Wish me luck!

OK everyone home stretch of month 1 ive analyzed four properties this week. And im also doing this thing where I dont stop creating scenarios until ive got three options of offers to send. Typically on market props im noticing dont really have good numbers so one option is usually my asking point. And the other two are variations on cash flow scenarios affected by mortgage or changes in NOI. Week 4 will be the final week for my training wheels then its on to real offers with brokers. My intention this week is 7 analyzed deals and a bit of role play with Ai to get down a good script for speaking with potential sellers and brokers. Stay blessed everyone 🙏. Till next time.

I need your help testing a thing. YouTube's introduced a new hype button. My marketing team has no idea how much it actually helps launch a video. If you can donate three seconds to me, click the video select the option to hype the video. I have a few days of tracking of the video without hype. We're going to see if it actually makes any difference with the YouTube algorithm whatsoever. I can only run this test if I have your participation, though. If I have given you enough value in multifamily strategy to merit three seconds of work, this is a project I can't do without your help. Thank you so much - Christian

Im in NYC, and for anyone else in big metro areas what is an ideal CoC for you and your investors? Entrance and Exit CoC? Meaning what CoC would make you look at a deal as potential? What is your ideal exit CoC? Thank you to everyone and anyone who comments

Hey all, I understand I may need to ask a tax pro. But two major questions came up and figured id ask the community: 1. How can I find the yearly depreciation amount for a commercial buildings? 2. Can one stack depreciation each year to get a massive write-off upon sale of the building?