There are many people that have videos that tells how to raise capital . But you are the first one that i watched that also tells how to structure the deal with the investors . Thank You . I hope you can do a more in depth guide on this subject at some point.
Depends on the type of project. If you have a single tenant absolute net lease, maybe 15 to 30 days. If it’s a development, could be as long as a year or more. We usually aim for around 60 days DD
Hi Amod - we will be doing a video about that at some point. The current cycle largely depends on what part of the country you’re in. Nashville, where I am, is experiencing record-breaking months in terms of sales. Other cities are struggling and won’t recover as easily. When trying to figure out what kind of market you’re in, take a look at the days on market, vacancy rates, and absorption rates. That will tell you if a market is moving quickly or not.
Looking forward to learning this! What would you say is the absolute minimum for a young guy like me to raise capital and do his first commercial deal?
My first raise was only $100k - $50k each from two investors. I then threw in $25k to round it out. Definitely recommend starting smaller so you don’t have such a hard time raising while you’re learning 🤙🏼
They were individuals I had met a couple of years prior. At the time, I had been in commercial real estate for 5+ years and had developed a townhome community. So it wasn’t my “first” deal but it was my first time raising capital. They had seen how I worked and knew me well enough to trust me on the project
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Straight to the point, no gimmicks, no fluff!!! 🙌🏽
There are many people that have videos that tells how to raise capital . But you are the first one that i watched that also tells how to structure the deal with the investors . Thank You . I hope you can do a more in depth guide on this subject at some point.
Glad to hear that! I'll definitely look at doing a more in-depth capital structure talk
Wow. It’s like a light went off for me with this! Thank you so much Tyler
Nice! That's so cool to hear
Gem overview info. SO much involved within such a small timeline. A team is definitely best. Need to do a LOI
Glad you liked it! Gotta have the right team
What are some crowdfunding platform would you recommend? Thanks
Very informative, all explained in a short time. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it, Sam Ann! 🤙🏼
How much time is generally needed as the DD period to cover all of these points?
Depends on the type of project. If you have a single tenant absolute net lease, maybe 15 to 30 days. If it’s a development, could be as long as a year or more. We usually aim for around 60 days DD
Can you do a video on how to identify different cycles? And on what period we are moving towards?
Hi Amod - we will be doing a video about that at some point. The current cycle largely depends on what part of the country you’re in. Nashville, where I am, is experiencing record-breaking months in terms of sales. Other cities are struggling and won’t recover as easily. When trying to figure out what kind of market you’re in, take a look at the days on market, vacancy rates, and absorption rates. That will tell you if a market is moving quickly or not.
amazing content I loved it
Zach Ginn I appreciate it! Hopefully it helps with your next raise 🤙🏼
Absolutely GREAT video.
Thank you kindly!
i and trying to buy my first commercial real estate i don't know wath to do
Happy to chat if you need coaching through it: calendly.com/tylercauble/30min
Great Video…
Thank you 👊🏼
Looking forward to learning this! What would you say is the absolute minimum for a young guy like me to raise capital and do his first commercial deal?
My first raise was only $100k - $50k each from two investors. I then threw in $25k to round it out. Definitely recommend starting smaller so you don’t have such a hard time raising while you’re learning 🤙🏼
@@TylerCauble first off who were your investors? Like friends? Family? How did you get them on board before you had experience?
They were individuals I had met a couple of years prior. At the time, I had been in commercial real estate for 5+ years and had developed a townhome community. So it wasn’t my “first” deal but it was my first time raising capital. They had seen how I worked and knew me well enough to trust me on the project
@@TylerCauble thank you for the response
That’s what I’m here for 😁
Where do we find these investors?
Check out this video here th-cam.com/video/eo8gFCyWX0Q/w-d-xo.html
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