Table of Contents: 0:50 - What is House Hacking? 1:45 - How to "House Hack" Commercial Real Estate 3:36 - Why You Should "House Hack" Commercial Property 6:30 - The Math Behind Commercial "House Hacking" 8:55 - How to Finance These Deals 10:24 - Common Objections (And My Responses!)
Great videos! I'm suprised your channel isn't huge but you are well on your way. What are the limitations of the "owner occupied" status? Like, could one buy the property under one holding type LC, then lease it to their business with a master lease agreement, allowing the business to lease out space even if it's beyond the 51% limit?
I appreciate that! It can vary bank by bank but typically they want to see the owner occupying at least 51% of the space. They can be separate LLCs or entities as long as there is some common ownership
Hi Tyler, we are my moving to Florida this coming summer and plan to buy a commercial empty lot and build a 3 story building, have the second floor rent as apartment and maybe few offices, Me and my family will reside on the third floor and I will conduct business on the first floor for my print and vehicle graphics business, we have few potential properties we looked at that we like. We will be selling our house in Texas. I just want to know where to start and who to consult, to discuss further details about this. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Table of Contents:
0:50 - What is House Hacking?
1:45 - How to "House Hack" Commercial Real Estate
3:36 - Why You Should "House Hack" Commercial Property
6:30 - The Math Behind Commercial "House Hacking"
8:55 - How to Finance These Deals
10:24 - Common Objections (And My Responses!)
Tyler your videos are THE BEST!
Thank you, Jennifer! Glad you’re enjoying them 😁
Great videos! I'm suprised your channel isn't huge but you are well on your way. What are the limitations of the "owner occupied" status? Like, could one buy the property under one holding type LC, then lease it to their business with a master lease agreement, allowing the business to lease out space even if it's beyond the 51% limit?
I appreciate that! It can vary bank by bank but typically they want to see the owner occupying at least 51% of the space. They can be separate LLCs or entities as long as there is some common ownership
Hi Tyler, we are my moving to Florida this coming summer and plan to buy a commercial empty lot and build a 3 story building, have the second floor rent as apartment and maybe few offices, Me and my family will reside on the third floor and I will conduct business on the first floor for my print and vehicle graphics business, we have few potential properties we looked at that we like. We will be selling our house in Texas. I just want to know where to start and who to consult, to discuss further details about this. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Got your email - hopefully that helps!