Literature on Multi-family Investments

Literature on Multi-family Investments

Member since 2022 · 26 posts · 19 votes

As I'm working towards my real estate license, I have been writing down some of my goals and expectations as I begin my real estate investment journey and one of those goals involve Multi-Famoly real estate. I wanted to know if there are any good books articles or videos anyone can send my way. Knowledge is power after all, and I love absorbing any and all material that I can. Of course, I would love to get any advice from anyone willing to give it, especially if you are experienced in this particular part of investing. Thanks so much in advance!

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Investor · Indianapolis Indiana · Member since 2022 · 15 posts · 32 votes
4y

Hi @Kaitlyn Robinson

Great question, I think being on BP in the first place is the best first step you could take! I can only speak to multi-family investing, but I just finished Brian Burke's book "the hands off investor" I thought that was great! However, its more geared toward passive investors and syndications. (I listened to it on Audible) The other two books I could recommend that I have read are "what every real estate investor needs to know about Cash Flow" by Frank Gallinelli as well as "the definitive guide to underwriting Multifamily Acquisitions" by Robert Beardsley. I've also followed the YouTube channel Break into CRE for a long time.

I hope this helps!

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  • Investor · Indianapolis Indiana · Member since 2022 · 15 posts · 32 votes
    4y

    Hi @Kaitlyn Robinson

    Great question, I think being on BP in the first place is the best first step you could take! I can only speak to multi-family investing, but I just finished Brian Burke's book "the hands off investor" I thought that was great! However, its more geared toward passive investors and syndications. (I listened to it on Audible) The other two books I could recommend that I have read are "what every real estate investor needs to know about Cash Flow" by Frank Gallinelli as well as "the definitive guide to underwriting Multifamily Acquisitions" by Robert Beardsley. I've also followed the YouTube channel Break into CRE for a long time.

    I hope this helps!

  • Member since 2022 · 2 posts · 3 votes
    4y

    Thanks Blake, I to am a fan of audible. I will check them out.

  • Specialist · Member since 2021 · 322 posts · 273 votes
    4y
    Quote from @Kaitlyn Robinson:

    As I'm working towards my real estate license, I have been writing down some of my goals and expectations as I begin my real estate investment journey and one of those goals involve Multi-Famoly real estate. I wanted to know if there are any good books articles or videos anyone can send my way. Knowledge is power after all, and I love absorbing any and all material that I can. Of course, I would love to get any advice from anyone willing to give it, especially if you are experienced in this particular part of investing. Thanks so much in advance!


     Would echo Blake's post the hands off investor is filled with so many gold nuggets. Good luck and my DM's are open if you have any questions as well :)

  • Investor · Dallas, TX · Member since 2016 · 168 posts · 195 votes
    4y

    I have heard good things about this book by Joe Fairless: Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book

    It is avail on Audio as well.


    Podcasts are also a great resource...and there are several on Multifamily/Apartment investing.

  • Member since 2019 · 3 posts · 0 votes
    4y

    @Kaitlyn Robinson great to start setting goals!! Congratulations!! I’m also studying multifamily apartment investing and syndication. I’m a huge fan of podcasts! So I’ve started an apartment investing podcast playlist if you’re interested. Here it is!

    Apartment investing podcast playlist

  • Rental Property Investor · Milwaukee, WI · Member since 2013 · 281 posts · 133 votes
    4y

    I have two recommendation one is the Multifamily Investor Bootcamp here on bigger pockets, and one of the instructors has a book called Raising Private Capital. The bootcamp is by far the best investment I have made toward learning REI.

  • New to Real Estate · Long Island, NY · Member since 2021 · 14 posts · 3 votes
    4y

    @Kaitlyn Robinson

    Hey there!

    I would highly recommend Tim Bratz's content.

    He's a real dude who gives honest and practical advice in his videos.

    Here's a Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/c/Lega...

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