For sure! Just wanted to prepare you for the shyt storm that is commercial real estate.
Not talking down or anything just an honest question out of curiosity: Why is that you gravitate towards commercial property for businesses?
I'm an old man and maybe it's just because I've had some trying times with commercial in general, but I feel like low-income triplexs/quadplexs are the most time efficient, rewarding, and scalable types of properties to get started with. When I say rewarding, obviously if you owned an apartment complex with 130 units you're going to make a lot more money, but with multi-units it's easier to access the equity and surplus of income which gives you a more lean and mean strategy to add more units ie. getting to the next deal quicker.
Then when you have a few of these going---and let's say you own 10-15 units with full vacancy--it'll make more sense to get a commercial building since you won't be worried about having funds tied up, waiting for ink on lease agreements (which is like pulling teeth), or the often long periods of vacancy.
I'm just a coli poster though so I wouldn't take my word for it, but I wish someone would've told me these things 7-8 years ago. Every situation is different though so take it with a grain of salt. Just some added perspective.
I'm kind of one of those "underground posters" that pops in every now and then... I've been working about 12-14 hours a day so I don't get the time I'd like to be able to offer some good information.Breh why haven't you made a thread with alot of you wisdom in it.
Or if you have, link me!
All my units are section 8. really the only downside for me is I can't hide my rental income when its tax time.
taxes are fukking evil man.


Y'all nikkas acting like punks...I wanna know what I'm up against...we all should wanna know...I'm trying to be number one
Stop lying nikka lol. Your ass paidLast year I made 38k. Hope to break 40 this year![]()
@patscorpio lying too lol. That nikka in or near 6 figures. Ya'll tryna be modest and shytDoing better than 97% of the world (literally).... you're pretty rich man
Gotta throw curveballs. He shoulda used an alias to make this thread, how the same nikka sittin up talkin bout how he too retarded to work a job n gon cut hair on the side while he try to start a business gon now be making threads acting like he Michael Milken. A lotta these dudesons be on ∅bamaçare antipsychotics n antidepressants, sometimes even more than the Coli chicks on here.Smell like bacon in this mu'fukka.
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I would eventually like to be in the position to offer a discounted lease for people (black people) who want to start small businesses. A lot of times people just need more space than their house/apartment but not quite a whole building worth to get things going.For sure! Just wanted to prepare you for the shyt storm that is commercial real estate.
Not talking down or anything just an honest question out of curiosity: Why is that you gravitate towards commercial property for businesses?
I'm an old man and maybe it's just because I've had some trying times with commercial in general, but I feel like low-income triplexs/quadplexs are the most time efficient, rewarding, and scalable types of properties to get started with. When I say rewarding, obviously if you owned an apartment complex with 130 units you're going to make a lot more money, but with multi-units it's easier to access the equity and surplus of income which gives you a more lean and mean strategy to add more units ie. getting to the next deal quicker.
Then when you have a few of these going---and let's say you own 10-15 units with full vacancy--it'll make more sense to get a commercial building since you won't be worried about having funds tied up, waiting for ink on lease agreements (which is like pulling teeth), or the often long periods of vacancy.
I'm just a coli poster though so I wouldn't take my word for it, but I wish someone would've told me these things 7-8 years ago. Every situation is different though so take it with a grain of salt. Just some added perspective.