All Forum Posts by: Jason Yarusi

Happy New Year and thanks again for sharing!

Originally posted by @Jeffrey Holst:
@Jason Yarusi yes I agree you need to he focused it's not possible to do everything. The podcasts have definitely opened up my mind to new areas of focus but there are some things that some investors do that I have no passion for or have no time for and with out focus in those areas I'd make a mess of it.

Absolutely! Working on all formats! Happy New Year!!

Originally posted by @Gino Barbaro:

@Jason Yarusi

Happy New Year Brosef! Hope the family is doing great. 

I hope your family keeps expanding like your portfolio. LOL

All the best

Gino

@Gino Barbaro awesome as always Gino !

@Jeffrey Holst I’ve really enjoyed the podcasts as well over the last few years from starting out investing to where I am now. Lots of good takeaways you shared. For me is that you can invest across multiple spaces and pivot as markets shift but you need to focus to be successful in any space

@Alec McGinn yes going big can provide many economies of scale but... if you don’t have a process in place it can lead to many difficulties. Starting small as a stepping stone is fine. Learn the terms, how to talk to people, know your market, how to underwrite and once you close on a deal even if a four plex what actually happens on the day to day will help you huge when you do make the shift. I started small but used what I learned to go from a 3 family right to a 94 unit but there was a lot of time spent figuring out all the steps needed so I could make the large jump.

Ep. 251 Want To Get Paid To Spend Time With Your Family? Julie and Annie Want to Educate You On the Power of Passive Income!

As founders of Goodegg Investments, Julie Lam and Annie Dickerson have syndicated 2,200+ multifamily units and 1,000+ self-storage units’ worth over $236,500,000. As a Real Estate investment company, they focus on preserving and growing investors’ capital by identifying investment opportunities that are acquired and managed by experienced partners that have proven track records of success. Through this process investors leverage their knowledge, expertise, and relationships within the multifamily apartment/self-storage space.

Some topics covered: 

-The power of partnerships/why and how their partnership has taken them to the next level of Real Estate investing 

-How did mentorship effect their lives and how did it help the, get to where they are today and the responsibility that comes with dealing with other people’s money in syndication. 

- Where is your business today? What are you trying to accomplish today and where are you looking to go? -The launch of their new education platform 

-The challenge of switching from a working mother to a full time real estate investor and balancing this new work-life balance. 

-The difficulty of setting and maintaining the boundaries of personal time and work time. 

-The importance of taking time for yourself 

-What is your why? 

-Words that you live by? 

-Best way to connect with them: [email protected] and [email protected] to learn more about Passive Real Estate Investor Academy. 

Learn more about Julie and Annie at goodegginvestments.com

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@Hakeem Valles

Welcome, we run the New Jersey Multifamily Investment Club, which meets once a month in Westfield. I'll send you a pm with the link.

John Matheson brings over 26 years of experience in developing, permitting, financing, and deal structuring on projects totaling over $50 million. On this episode, John shares how software can be used as a helpful tool to take away some common uncertainties when applying for a commercial loan.

Some of the topics covered:
-How to manage debt properly to prepare for recessions
-Creditable Commercial Lenders and best source for rate and term
-Using technology and software and the role it plays in, not only putting deals together, but also taking away the stress and uncertainty of asking the bank for a loan
-What 3 things bankers look at and care about in Commercial Lending (16:50)
-Vetting the deal using the bankers metrics (Taking the guessing and waiting game out of asking for a commercial loan)
-The importance of preparation when applying for a commercial loan
-Asking banks DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION…YES or NO?
-How software can also help with private equity partners
-Where you can find this software (commercialloansuccess.com/$147 per screener)
-Special offer to viewers

As always we thank you so much for your support.

We appreciate you for listening.
If you like what you hear it would mean a lot if you can give us a 5 star rating and review on iTunes.

Check out our Facebook page at Yarusi Holdings.
For our YouTube Channel click here.
A full list of podcasts are available at https://www.yarusiholdings.com/podcast/
And if you have any questions feel free to reach us at [email protected]

This special edition of Multifamily Monday welcomes Dino Pierce of Edified Equity to the show

as we discuss our recent acquisition of a 48 Unit Apartment Building.

On this podcast you will hear about:

Identifying a market

Finding a deal

Closing on a deal

Using partnerships

Takeover plans after closing

The power of syndication

Creating a better apartment community

As always we thank you so much for your support.

We appreciate you for listening.

If you like what you hear it would mean a lot if you can give us a 5 star rating and review

on iTunes.

Check out our Facebook page at Yarusi Holdings.

For our Youtube Channel click here.

A full list of podcasts are available at https://www.yarusiholdings.com/podcast/

And if you have any questions feel free to reach us at [email protected]

@Matthew Baltzell I would same time management as we continue to ramp out our business.