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All Forum Posts by: Abdul Shishi

Abdul Shishi has started 0 posts and replied 79 times.

Post: Wholesaling driving for dollars

Abdul ShishiPosted
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If you want to save yourself a lot of time go visit the neighbors and see if they have big mouths. 

Don't be put off by the negative Nellie's. You go girl.

Horrible idea without seeing property. 

But since you make a ton of money does it really matter.

Originally posted by @Michael Plante:

May I ask how much a person needs save up to buy 50 - 100 units?

 A lot for 50 units and twice that for 100 units. 

3kids a wife and a quad. No way Jose.

I would go the coffee route. Nothing like selling KinaHawaiian coffee. You'll make millions.

Never ever use cash for keys. It not Kosher. Get an Attorney or whoever does it in your state. 

This kid needs more than guidance.

Originally posted by @Joel Owens:

Hi Anand,

Yes there are specialist lenders for this product type. Within NNN there is STNL (single building) and MTNL (multiple tenants) in a building.

The underwriting varies based on which one as far as loans available. Length of the primary lease term, level of lease guarantee, location, quality of tenant (national,regional,local) plays a part.

There are many different types of lender (local,regional,national banks, insurance companies, CMBS, conduit, credit unions, private family office lenders,etc.) each has their own criteria within the space to do a loan on a property.

It would take me many hours to write a response explaining all the variances.

When people become my clients I already have the retail commercial attorneys, capital markets lenders, on and off market database of properties,etc.  If you are buying your first property in the space you will be going up against experienced buyers who purchase many properties a year. Newer buyers the sellers like to know they have an experienced broker behind them that knows the process and can help guide them along the way.

If you can say price range you are looking,state, STNL or MTNL, what loan to value, and what cap rate you are expecting then I can give you an idea if you are realistic or stop looking before you start. i review about a thousand of these a week for clients nationally so tend to know state by state what cap rates are at for what price range for NNN - STNL and MTNL.

There are a few books out there on the subject. Seller typically pays the buyer broker commission when you purchase a NNN property.

 How do you find time to answer newbies with such long detailed posts. 

I would sell everything. Wait for the correction and buy a multi.