89: Buying Non-Traditional Properties as a Rookie Real Estate Investor

2021/6/23

Real Estate Rookie

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Sometimes, new real estate investors tend to forget about the other types of real estate investing outside of single-family and multifamily homes. What about self-storage), or commercial, or in Matt Racker’s case, warehouses? All these options can make you passive income, sometimes with far less hassle than managing residential properties.

Matt caught the real estate bug doing his first live in flip). He saw a house being remodeled, took a look inside, and decided he could finish the job. Just like that, he called the contractors, found the flippers, and offered to take it off their hands. With some sweat equity, Matt was able to completely renovate his primary residence off of a construction loan), while leaving** $0 in the property**. I think it’s safe to say we’d all like a new house for free! Then, Matt started thinking about what else he could invest in.

Since he runs his own office furniture and cubicle system business and had a pretty good handle on warehouse leases, he decided to use his expertise to start buying commercial warehouses as rental properties. Matt walks through exactly what you need to** analyze a warehouse**, which metrics matter most, and how to structure your leases (triple net, single net, etc.).

In This Episode We Cover

Putting in sweat equity so you can 100% finance your home

How to analyze commercial warehouses depending on their square footage

**Partnering with family **and how to create an org chart

Bidding on duplexes at a virtual auction

Triple net leases) and why they’re common in commercial real estate)

And **So **Much More!

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