Now, granted, this is not
some earth shattering revelation, but let me tell you how important I
believe this is to our business. I always strive to do more than is
expected. Below are some examples of how we do more with the different
players in our investment model.
Doing More than is Expected With Your Real Estate Business
Real Estate Agents Or Sellers:
Whenever I call a new
agent, I do so with a specific property in mind and I ask a couple of
key questions about the deal. During the call I let them know what I am
looking for and a little bit about our track record.
Whenever I call a new
agent, I do so with a specific property in mind and I ask a couple of
key questions about the deal. During the call I let them know what I am
looking for and a little bit about our track record.
Investors:
My model relies on recycling capital
through private investors, and that is why we have created our unique
model that is very investor friendly. We want our investors to have
enough security where they actually wish we don’t pay them. First, we
only look to secure investor capital after we have repaired and leased
units. We do not believe in asking investors to lend on distressed
assets. We want them to have security in a leased and producing
property.
Next, we offer double digit interest rates on the
investor capital as we don’t buy “skinny deals”. Our minimum expected
return is 20%+ and thus we are happy to pay double digits on repaired
and leased properties. We have leveraged this model successfully for
several years now. It’s no surprise that investors who have lent money
at double digit rates with tremendous security will talk about it with
their friends. Once our investors understood our model they started
talking to their friends about the double digit returns they were
earning on repaired and leased properties. At that point we had more
investors calling to learn about our model and the momentum just keeps
building.
So there you have it; the key to this business is ALWAYS doing more than is expected!!!
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