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INSIDE - Greater Orlando REIA
Fre Downloea $19.95 d! value Greater Orlando Real Estate Investors Association M A Y 2 0 1 5 Don’t Miss The Art of Wholesaling At this month’s main meeting! INSIDE ★ ★ ★ ★ Builders – An Excellent Source of Buyers Get Your Tenants to Stay For at Least Three Years WARNING! Only Offering CASH May Be Detrimental to Your Financial Future! Know Your Assets The First 100 Attendees to the Meeting will receive the FREE CD “How to Wholesale REO Properties” as Robyn’s Special Gift! GOREIA MAIN MEETING Thursday May 28, 2015 6 – 9pm Hilton Altamonte Springs 350 North Lake Blvd, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 Main Monthly Meeting May 28, 2015 at 6pm HILTON ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 350 NORTH LAKE BLVD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 The Art of Wholesaling with Robyn Thompson and Chuck Biter MEETING AGENDA* 6:00pm Networking The main meeting for GOREIA will be on Thursday, May 28th, 2015 at the Hilton Altamonte Springs located at 350 North Lake Blvd, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. This month’s topic is how to make fast cash through wholesaling. Robyn Thompson and her Lead Apprentice Mentoring Coach, Chuck Biter, will be teaching you the strategies to build a buyers list and make money through wholesaling without spending a lot of time or money out of your pocket. wholesale deals and the strategies that were used to earn top dollar and create quick cash! They will also assist you in building your own buyers list. Having a good buyers list is a critical component. You will also learn the most effective ways to put together the details of your property to be able to market it effectively to your wholesale buyers. Then, when you have a property under contract, you will feel confident in knowing that you have buyers lined up waiting to purchase your deals. Did you know that wholesaling is the highest paying job in real estate per hour? That’s right- thousands of dollars per hour can be made when you are effective at wholesaling! Robyn and Chuck will be sharing specific case study examples of You will learn strategies to determine when you should simply assign the contract, when to do a single close, and when to do a double close based on the criteria of each deal. It is a great feeling to do a few hours worth of work and earn a 6:15pm Deals, Deals, Deals 6:30pm Building a Massive Cash Buyers List 6:45pm The Art of Wholesaling 7:15pm Break 7:30pm The 9 Critical Mistakes that Wholesalers Make to Sabotage Getting a Check. *Please Note: Meeting agenda is subject to change. BIG, FAT CHECK! Robyn and Chuck will be revealing their strategies to create QUICK CASH through wholesaling on Thursday, May 28. You do not want to miss this opportunity to “Learn and Earn”, so sign up today at GOREIA.com! Bring your biz cards & flyer s GOREIA is excited about the number of participants we are having at each meeting. Our main meetings have had over 200 participants and our subgroups are drawing large crowds as well. Be sure to register at GOREIA.com to guarantee seating at these wonderful events! Also, don’t forget to bring your GOREIA membership card with you to each registered activity. MAY 2015 Thank you to all our vendors for supporting our April 2015 Meeting! We had over 200 participants and vendors again last month! Company Name Owner Name Email Phone # The Cabinet Dude Real Estate Investment Source SOUTHEAST Professional Title Nuview IRA CPC Law Secured Investment Lending Air Conditioning Experts Vault Ventures Southern Title & Abstract Lima Capital A3 Marketing LLC Altura Investment Realty Champions Funding ACS Home Inspections Gregg Chouinard Trey Aulls Ryan Kopczyk Tyler Carter Charles P. Castellon Trey Aulls Lewis Gentry Alex Quezada Hugh Crenshaw Vincent Gambuzza Ashley Skovira Mike Oliver Cassie Howlett Brian Sullivan 407-314-3849 407-878-2830 407-539-0781 407-367-3472 407-851-0201 407-878-2830 407-920-3402 407-404-3225 407-629-9025 321-261-1245 386-679-2724 407-408-3848 321-421-6639 407-862-8063 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Business members interested in having a vendor table or those interested in joining as business members, please email or call Lenore Bentley: [email protected] or call 321-460-2457 © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. Quotations and reprints are not allowed without written permission of the publisher. (352) 351-8061 • www.GOREIA.com 3 MAY 2015 WHOLESALING TIPS FOR SUCCESS Builders – An Excellent Source of Buyers To Have On Hand By Frank Iglesias W e always hear how it is important to get a solid Buyers list whether large or small but ultimately of people that can perform. One such Buyer that is relatively untapped for wholesalers are Builders. These are in many ways some of my favorite Buyers because they can oftentimes pay higher prices than investor Buyers who have to hire them. Let’s take a look at why this is: people. give us $350,000 to work with max. • Builders may do some of the labor themselves. Some of them just love to get their hands dirty no matter how good their crew is. • Builders may have their own capital. Many investors leverage private capital but a well funded builder may have their own capital, thus saving on interest fees. • Builders can choose whether or not to pay themselves during a build process. If they choose just to get paid on the end profit, this averages a savings of 15-20% that an investor Buyer would have to pay to them. When you start mixing some of these potentials savings together, you can see how they can pay more for a house than an investor can thus making the difference in having a deal done vs having no Buyer. Let’s look at a specific example. • Builders can save on their construction costs by not marking up anything. Investors are often billed a markup for these materials costs since they or their subcontractors have to source and pick up the materials. The market in Atlanta has been hot and new construction is picking up momentum so now is a great time to leverage this information to wholesale your deals to these Buyers. You can get some handsome profits as a result. Let’s dive deeper, shall we? •Builders save on the overhead of timing. Time is money and a builder has less people to coordinate with to accomplish building a house whereas an investor has to manage more Let’s say, we want to build a 2,000 sq. ft. house on 123 Main St. The projected ARV of the house is 500k. Using 70% of ARV for a safe number to be within, that The land can be acquired for $80,000 by an investor that perhaps wants to try building a house. How would these numbers break down for the investor and a builder? Let’s start with the investor: • Land price: $80,000 • Closing costs: $1,800 • Prep costs for survey, site planning, architectural costs, engineering, permitting - $13,000 •Construction Costs for Moderate Finish Home - $90 sq. ft. x 2,000 = $180,000 – includes 20% for profit and overhead for the contractor • Total subcost for project: $274,800 • Private capital at 12% for one year for everything: $32,976 (274,800 x .12) • Total project cost: $307,776 While with an ARV of 500k, these numbers are certainly attractive, however not every investor is ready to take on a significant project of this magnitude nor GOREIA Monthly Membership Meetings These monthly meetings will be the heart and soul of GOREIA. Each and every month you will have the opportunity to attend a workshop, receive an in depth market update presentation, and network with other GOREIA Investors, Vendors and our Business Associates. You will also have the opportunity to present properties you have for sale to your fellow GOREIA members and hear guest speakers. Many of our Vendor members and Business Associates elect to host a table outside our meeting room. This facilitates networking with vendors to identify their skills to assist you in growing your business. There is no other organization in Florida like GORIEA that brings real estate investors, vendors and business leaders together under one roof to help individuals create a network and support group that will lead its members to success! © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. Quotations and reprints are not allowed without written permission of the publisher. (352) 351-8061 • www.GOREIA.com 4 MAY 2015 have the track record or private capital available to pull it off. So what if the investor wholesales the deal? What would the builder’s numbers look like? • Wholesale Land price: $125,000 – builder pays with their own capital • Closing costs: $1,800 • Prep costs for survey, site planning, architectural costs, engineering, permitting - $13,000 •Construction Costs for Moderate Finish Home - $70 sq. ft. x 2,000 = $140,000 – contractor absorbs this upfront and banks on profit potential • Construction loan at 5% for one year, plus 1 point interest from a local bank for everything but the initial purchase: $9,288 • Total project cost: $289,088 Notice how the savings on private capital and construction costs allow for the purchase price to be higher yet the total project cost is still lower. There are numerous ways to calculate these numbers as every Builder is different however the key point is always the same. Builders, especially funded Builders whether by their own capital or leveraged can almost always pay more for a new construction project than an investor can. In the process, the wholesaler can make a hefty $45,000 fee and still leave over $125,000 in profit potential for the builder. With that kind of room, the builder can do things to make his product move faster, add touches to further its value, add incentives for their Buyers and so forth. A true win for everyone! As a wholesaler, I would strongly recommend reaching out to Builders and get to know the ones that buy for investment purposes. Keep them close on hand when you have a deal that fits their criteria. Some very handsome profits that create nice win-wins all around are very achievable as a result! Frank Iglesias 678-408-2228 [email protected] www.WorkingWithHouses.com www.Facebook.com/WorkingWithHouses www.LinkedIn.com/in/FrankIglesias Frank Iglesias' Other Articles Frank Iglesias is an active wholesaler, rehabber and landlord in the Atlanta metro area who enjoys creating win-win real estate transactions. Leveraging a mostly virtual staff, Frank has taken working with virtual assistants (VAs) to a high level where they do the majority of the work necessary to run his real estate investing business. As a result, Frank is able to do less while accomplishing more so he has the freedom to spend more time with friends and family and teach others to do the same. Frank is also the leader of the Atlanta Wholesalers Group. 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MAY 2015 How to Get Your Tenants to Stay For at Least Three Years By Jeffrey Taylor M any of you are familiar with my 3-Star Program as an excellent way to encourage residents to stay with you a minimum of 3 years. As a brief reminder, you enroll residents in a 3-Star Program at no charge to the resident. It's just like the two local grocery stores where I am enrolled in each of their "special" programs. At one store I'm a "Gold Club" member. At the other I am a "MVP" member. Why did these stores encourage me to enroll in their free programs? To create customer loyalty. Guess what, it works! When I go buy groceries, without thinking I shop at the two stores that give me a few perks (small discounts) because I see myself as a MVP or Gold Club member. I've enrolled residents in my 3-Star Program for the same reason. To create customer loyalty. And it works. Create Customer Loyalty By giving residents a perk (minor property upgrades) on each rental anniversary as part of the 3-Star Program, residents see themselves as three-year residents. Of course, the residents can legally terminate the rental agreement at any time (with proper advance notice) and move to another rental, just like I can start shopping at a different store. But I voluntarily keep shopping where I've been often reminded that I am a valued customer and receive perks. The store doesn't ask me each year if I want to renew my membership in the program or whether I want to keep shopping there. They simply send me a letter on occasion (along with perks-store discounts) thanking me for continuing to be a valued customer in their program and telling me what I can look forward to. This is the same way the 3-Star Program works. I share this analogy, because a few people question whether some of my "innovative" rental ideas work. YES, they work because I just adapt strategies that are working well for other industries and utilize them in the rental business. And the 3-Star Program, like the Gold Club or MVP program, creates customer loyalty. Residents continue to stay year after year without annual discussions about whether they want to stay in the program. I do feel it is important and to your advantage to talk with your resident once a year near the anniversary date. I recommend you send an "Anniversary Agenda Checklist" along with a Thank You letter for participating in the FIRST year of their 3-Star Program. The Agenda Checklist informs residents that they have an opportunity to discuss any concerns and new options available during the next year of their 3-Star Program. The Agenda Checklist asks residents to select the topics from the agenda of what they would like to talk about. Each topic a resident selects gives you, the landlord, the opportunity to meet the changing needs of your resident. Equally important, as you offer options to meet the resident's needs and concerns, each topic on the agenda will also give you the opportunity to increase your cash flow plus increase the customer satisfaction level of the resident. Remember, let your residents pick the topics for the discussion and use this agenda to truly have a profitable discussion. © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. Quotations and reprints are not allowed without written permission of the publisher. (352) 351-8061 • www.GOREIA.com 7 MAY 2015 Anniversary Agenda Checklist Letter Sample We like to meet with residents at least once each year to help insure that we continue to meet your housing needs and make sure you are aware of all the housing options that are available to you. We want YOU to select the agenda for the meeting. Tell us what you would like to talk about. We can discuss just one of the following topics, or we can discuss as many of the topics as you select. Or, if you prefer not to meet at this time, just let us know. The meeting will take place at your residence on one of the following two dates. Please let us know which date and time is most convenient for you to meet with us. Return this checklist to us within the next 3 days so we can schedule the meeting. Mail or deliver it to the following address: Mr. Landlord 123 Main Street Anytown, USA Which meeting date and time is best for you? _________________________ or _______________________ Select which topics you would like to discuss at the meeting: _____Different rent payment plans available. Some residents prefer to pay every two weeks instead of monthly. It may possible to change the payment terms in you rental agreement. _____Any concerns about you current rental home? _____Receive 10% annual refund of your security deposit for passing semiannual inspections. _____New upgrades and service options available for the next year of your 3-Star Program. _____Transfer location options if you want to consider moving to another size rental home. _____Prices and rental policies of other homes in the area. _____Negotiate new rental amount for the upcoming year. _____Tell-A-Friend Referral Fee program for 3-Star residents. (How to get free rent or cash.) _____Your evaluation or comments about our maintenance guarantee program. _____Special services and advantages of our "VIP" Resident Programs. _____Other topic __________________________________________ _____I prefer not to meet at this time. Everything is satisfactory. No topics I need to discuss. © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. 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MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS BENEFITS: Membership Benefits for Active Members HA ttend all Monthly Meetings on the 4th Thursday of the month HA ttendance to All Sub Group Meetings (Women’s Investor Group, Seller Financing, Advanced Investor, Quick Start for Beginners, Contracts & Agreement Meeting) HN etwork with vendors and other GOREIA investors to locate the services and information you need to grow your real estate business HR eceive Discounts on Education, Workshops, Trainings for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Investors HC omplimentary membership to the Community Buying Group which Provide Discounts to Lowes, Shermin Williams, Sears, and many more vendors H S tay on the Cutting Edge with Technology and Information HP rofessional Real Estate Website (Personal) H6 Prebuilt Web pages (including) P Buyers Form P Sellers Form P Property Listings List your Properties on: P Your Own Personal Website P The GOREIA Website P Real Estate Promo (352) 351-8061 • www.GOREIA.com 8 MAY 2015 CREATIVE FINANCING IS KING WARNING! Only Offering Sellers CASH for Their Property May Be Detrimental to Your Financial Future! By Larry Harbolt A few weeks ago I attended a weekend training put on by someone that I believe is the most creative and knowledgeable real estate investor and teacher in this country. The training was presented by Peter Fortunato. Peter spent two days with his class explaining how dozens and dozens of deals he had helped structure without the need for institutional financing or credit. It truly amazed me how he never completed any of the deals he spoke about the in same way twice. Each and every one of the deals was structured in a way to achieve a specific objective. In other words, each deal was structured to come up with exactly what his or the seller’s goal was at that time. Some deals were designed to minimize taxes, some were designed to maximize cash-flow, while others were designed to overcome some type of problem the sellers were facing and thought they had no solution to their problem until they talked to Peter. Peter who is considered the master of “Doing Things on Purpose” would create deal structures that solved the problem at hand. His work has amazed me for years and when I take one of his classes I become even more amazed how anyone could create the deal structures he does. In this class I realized what Peter was trying to teach us. He was telling all of us that every deal you will ever come across will always be different and each of those deals will take a different solution than the last deal to solve the seller’s reason why they are selling their house. Over the course of the weekend he showed us why giving ALL CASH to the sellers wasn’t always the best answer for every seller’s problems. From my own personal experience I have also found that every seller doesn’t want ALL CASH. I have found some sellers need debt relief and others may want to sell because they are tired of dealing with a problem property. I have bought houses from sellers who were trying to avoid as much tax consequences as is legally allowable. I know every seller does have a different reason for selling their property and when you as an investor figure out what the sellers really want will always be a better solution than just throwing cash at every seller. In my own experience CASH was not the main objective of the sellers I have dealt with over the past 35 years. the seller is selling, you stand little chance of giving the seller what they really want and are unable solve the problems they are facing in their lives. The problem as I see it, we have all been taught that the only way to pay for a house today is to go to a bank, get a loan, and pay the seller all of the money they are entitled to from the sale of their property. We are taught that every seller only wants CASH and will not take anything else. If you truly believe that, think again! Larry Harbolt I guess the moral of this story is, “ if a seller doesn’t want what you first offer them, make another different offer, if they say no again make another different offer until the seller accepts what you are offering”. I can’t over emphasize the fact that you ALWAYS need to actually talk to the sellers to find out why they are selling and what it is they actually need. If you can’t talk to the sellers and discover why © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. Quotations and reprints are not allowed without written permission of the publisher. I have learned that there are dozens of ways you can make an offer to buy any seller’s house. There is not just one way. A one-sized offer doesn’t fit all deals. Remember: Solve the seller’s reason for selling their property and you will always have a better chance of buying the house. This will always be better for both you and the seller if g you give the seller what they want and you, in turn, create wealth and financial freedom for yourself. Happy Investing! Larry Harbolt 727-420-4810 [email protected] www.LarryHarbolt.com www.facebook.com/LarryHarboltREMentor www.Twitter.com/LarryHarbolt Larry Harbolt's Other Articles Larry Harbolt is the nation’s leading creative Seller Financing expert as well as a popular national real estate speaker and teacher whose time-tested strategies and nuts and bolts teaching style has helped thousands of aspiring real estate entrepreneurs realize their financial dreams with little or no money and without the need for credit. Larry has been successful creatively buying and selling real estate for over 30 years and has written numerous popular articles and real estate courses. Larry also has been running a meetup group in St Petersburg, FL for real estate investors for over 13 years. (352) 351-8061 • www.GOREIA.com 9 MAY 2015 HOW TO BE A REAL ESTATE INVESTOR Empower Yourself: Know Your Assets By Russ Hiner P eople often ask me, “Russ, how do you stay so motivated, confident, and upbeat?” My answer? I know my assets, and I make sure that I have more assets than liabilities. Knowing your assets will allow you to assess whether or not you are heading in the right direction. It will show you if you are winning or losing. I like to know what my assets are because it builds my self-esteem and feeds my ego. There is nothing like a good ego boost! Here are the 4 types of assets: 1. Physical/ Money 2.Community 3. Education/ Skills 4. People Focus on Where You Want to Be Physical/ Money Assets When we think of assets, we typically think of money! But there is much more than that. There are physical assets. The easiest way to calculate this is to take everything you owe (liabilities) and subtract it from the money you currently have (assets). Physical Assets are things that are worth more money than you owe. They may not be money in the bank, but they represent money that you have. For example, if you can sell your car for more than you owe then the car is a physical asset. These types of assets may include your house, stocks, bonds, investments, retirement accounts, and savings. Here is the key: You should be striving to have more assets than liabilities. Community Assets Community Assets are things that we often overlook when we think about what is valuable. They are the things we might take for granted such as what your community offers. They are roads, sewer systems, banks, and grocery stores. They include anything which is provided through your taxes such as public transportation, good schools, parks, and libraries. You don’t have much control over these assets, but when you humble yourself to realize that your life in the USA is 100 times better than many in Mexico, Africa, and the Middle East, you will see that you do have assets. Think of it this way--Have you ever desired a hot shower so badly that it was a joy when you finally got it? Your ability to get this within your own home is a community asset. Liabilities include any payments you are making. This might include school loans, credit card payments, car payments, or house payments. Remembering and appreciating your community assets is one thing you can do to be a more positive, successful person. Liabilities are not Expenses. Many people think that utilities, food, and contributions to a saving and retirement account are liabilities, but because you do not have a loan to pay that is associated with them, they are expenses rather than liabilities. This asset is another one typically taken for granted. It is a compilation of what you bring to the table such as math skills, problem solving skills, excellent people skills, power, community contacts, and a good education. These are your strengths and thus your assets. Educational and Skill Asset: © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. Quotations and reprints are not allowed without written permission of the publisher. REIA.COM Meets on the 2nd Thursday of each Month 6:00–9pm Doubletree Suites Tampa Bay 3050 North Rocky Point Drive West Tampa, FL Subscribe to The Profit Newsletter for Tampa at http://Subscribe.TampaREIA.com FOLLOW TAMPA REIA ON: www.Facebook.com/TampaREIA www. Youtube.com/TampaREIA www. Twitter.com/TampaREIA www.Meetup.com/TampaREIA (352) 351-8061 • www.GOREIA.com 10 MAY 2015 Think of it this way: you have invested vast amounts of time in educating yourself, whether that is through a formal education, networking, classes, or hand-on practice. Don’t sell yourself short. You have unique skills that you have worked hard to develop, and they are valuable assets. No one can take these assets from you, but you can give them to others or sell them as a service. When you know what you have to offer, you can pull yourself out of a rut. If something doesn’t pan out the way you wanted, you can reassure yourself that you still have your education and your skill and that you can get yourself going again. These are the assets which give you pride when you are rejected or lose a deal. You can always fall back on them. People Assets As I grow as an investor, I am increasingly realizing that people assets are the most powerful. People assets are those people who support you emotionally, who empower you and uplift you. Try this: List the people you know. Include friends, acquaintances, and family. Then assess these relationships. If they are discouraging you, causing drama, costing you money which is not budgeted, or have addictive behaviors that are causing you to lose focus, then they are a liability. If people are liabilities, you will need to learn to manage them or end the relationship. On the other hand, if they are assets, then nurture the relationship so that it is beneficial. Work on partnerships, referrals, education, information, empowerment, and joy. I know people who went to Harvard and Yale. They have a prestigious education and have developed relationships and connections with positive people who have propelled them into prosperity and happiness. They have highly developed people assets. Education has helped them in developing people assets. But there are other ways of developing this asset. For example, one of my students wants to spend $65,000 for a seminar. Should he go? Yes—because this is an investment in people assets. The people in the seminar may not solve business issues, but they will have connections, a net – work, and net worth. Tapping into their resources will expand his people assets. I want you to spend some time making a list of all of your assets in each of the four categories. Knowing these assets will empower you to the next level. You will know where you want to go, and you will know that you have the skills to do it. Russ Hiner 404-660-4289 [email protected] Meets on the 4th Thursday of every month 6-9 PM www.RHiner.com www.Facebook.com/1RHiner Russ Hiner’s Other Articles Russ Hiner has been investing in real estate in Atlanta Georgia since 1981. His company currently controls apartment buildings and singlefamily properties in Georgia and other states. His focus is on raising private capital through Hedge Equity, LLC. Russ invests everyday. His knowledge and experience is current in the market. He is capitalizing on the needs, wants, and desires of the customer. He has a deep level of experience in building relationships with vendors, investors, tenants, sellers, and qualified buyers. He has the knowledge to negotiate contracts, manage rental properties, and make his co-investors wealthy. He enjoys taking properties which are virtually destroyed, renovating them, and creating a better community. Opt-in to our mailing list to stay up to date and learn more about the benefits of membership by visiting: http://goreia.com/MyAccount/MyAccount.aspx – OR – simply click this area to go there now Hilton Altamonte Springs 350 North Lake Blvd. Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 http://GOREIA.com © 2015 GOREIA All Right Reserved. Quotations and reprints are not allowed without written permission of the publisher. 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