Building capital as a first time investor

Building capital as a first time investor

New to Real Estate · Western Australia · Member since 2024 · 41 posts · 10 votes

Hi all, my name is Grace and I want to get into real estate! I would love to buy a triplex at the end of the year. I do not have the capital right now to do so but if i sold my business then i would! 

Should i sell my business to get this money? Would anyone have any suggestions! 

Located in Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘

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Henry ClarkPro Member
Developer · Member since 2020 · 4k+ posts · 4k+ votes
1y

OP how old are you now?  Dont answer.  Financial freedom by 36.  That time frame will determine your RE strategy. 

Let’s say it is 10 years.   You won’t get there doing rentals.  Majority of your money is to pay the bank off.  

As you look at different RE approaches then figure out how you will Scale to the size you need.  

Read my suggestions above. 

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  • Specialist · Member since 2025 · 41 posts · 18 votes
    1y

    @Grace Tapfuma

    Thank you for responding. It'll require some work on your end. You'll want to 'screen' a few (or a lot) until you feel comfortable enough to know which ones you want to work with, trust, and feel have the ability to 'take you to the promised land'. Start locally and branch out (in person) or pick up the phone and start dialing. 


    To address your questions:

    Qualities of a Good Business Broker

    Selecting the right business broker is crucial for a successful transaction. Here are some key qualities to consider:

    • Professionalism and Integrity: A reputable broker conducts transactions with high ethical standards, ensuring reliability and competence throughout the process.
    • Effective Communication Skills: Clear and prompt communication is essential. A good broker listens attentively, provides regular updates, and articulates complex information in an understandable manner.
    • Proven Track Record: Experience matters. Look for brokers with a history of successful deals in your industry, demonstrating their capability to navigate the complexities of business transactions.

    Finding Lenders and Exploring Financing Options

    Identifying the right financing partners is essential for leveraging your equity effectively. Here are some avenues to consider:

    • Networking Events and Industry Associations: Participate in real estate investment groups, workshops, and seminars. These platforms offer opportunities to connect with private money lenders and other financial professionals.
    • Online Lending Platforms: Websites like this one or Connected Investors provide a network of private lenders and resources to help you find suitable financing options. 
    • Consult Real Estate Attorneys: Attorneys specializing in real estate often have connections with private lenders and can provide referrals based on your specific needs.
    • Engage Mortgage Brokers: These professionals have access to a variety of lending sources and can help identify financing options that align with your objectives.
    • Local Banks and Credit Unions: Establishing relationships with local financial institutions can lead to personalized financing solutions and potential leverage opportunities.

    By focusing on these qualities and avenues, you can find a business broker and financing options that align with your goals. 

    If you have further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to reach out.

  • New to Real Estate · Western Australia · Member since 2024 · 41 posts · 10 votes
    1y

    @Benjamin Aaker thank you. I appreciate the advise. 

  • New to Real Estate · Western Australia · Member since 2024 · 41 posts · 10 votes
    1y

    @Jack Pasmore Iam feeling overwhelmed lol

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