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Another great episode 🔥

What a show! Thanks to Craig, Rob and the Lone Star team for your continued leadership, cheers!

Thank you @Craig and @Rob. We appreciate your leadership in the market and your partnership.

Project would go slower as well, we raise all the capex upfront for the same reasons

Great episode, you guys are awesome.

Life is what you give not what you get. Give more, live more.

hi Rob, my team has been using your underwriting model for our acquisition. recently, we moved to the fund model. Will the underwrite under the fund model be the same as the current model? thank you!

It’s also a great way to offer more security for the investors. Having two groups vet the deal and do their due diligence equals better decision making.

Focusing on the residents is key here. Focusing what needs to be done so they have a great experience.

Dude looks like he lives in a mobile home park

Craig, the hole in one counts!! The only place I can make a hole in one is a putt putt course!

Great explanation!

Dude chill out...go party. Travel the world. Actig like an old man

Craig's eye contact is inspiring :)

Yes the asset manager must be very active. In an environment where margins can be tight in labor, materials and project management, you have to always be thinking about adding revenue and cutting costing. However you must not lower the quality for the residents and investors. This is always the focus.

I enjoyed being a guest on this podcast so much! I am very excited about all of the opportunities in multifamily for sponsors and passive investors.

Rob, my team has been using your underwriting model. Recently, we are setting up a fund to acquire multifamily properties. Will the underwriting model be the same for fund model? Thank you!

Operations is key and success is always long term.

Love hearing you talk about your goals. One of my main goals is becoming accredited to be able to invest with you guys

It's amazing that your team is addressing this challenge. Communication is the biggest complaints investors have. Even if the investment returns are great, poor communication can cause investor stress.

No one scrolling through youtube shorts is gonna use this info. Go away. Stop being a leach on society, hoarding money and keeping poor people poor.

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“instead of caping rents” the government should look over here so I can raise rent on my $600m portfolio this is why rob will forever be the goat 🐐

Is this from a longer video?? If so what video

Id say raise enough to cover the first 3 or 4 yrs worth of replacements and replace those most in need off the bat. start putting aside a little of the cash flow during that time to take care of the remaining units a little at a time moving forward beginning year 4 or 5. In other words, prevent the drag on returns by limiting the additional capital raise, and limit the reduction to cash flow by spreading it over a few years.

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Very articulate and brilliantly explained to the point. Thanks!

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My experience as both an active and passive investor is that occupancy immediately drops after takeover due to get out bad tenants, collecting on bad debt and other issues. This happens every time. Occupancy helps get a loan approved but as you mentioned it is an overrated metric.

Lonestar Capital is the epitome of a best in class operator that H Squared Capital is committed to do more deals with.

To add to Craig’s POV, could you not lock from floating into a fixed rate loan later (with minimal penalty) if economics change?

Wise beyond your years Rob

What is an LP

Blackrock owns 44% of the housing market. By 2030 will be 67%

Multifamily is the best investment in real estate

What would be the best advice you guys would give to a 20 year old looking to get into the business and buy their first property?

The micro and macro economics information you guys talk about is insightful