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All Forum Posts by: Jason Yarusi

Jason Yarusi has started 208 posts and replied 410 times.

Post: Ep. 412: Gain a Strong Foundation in 1031 Exchanges with Matthew

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  • Murfreesboro, TN
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Matthew J. Nielsen - Managing Director, Stonecrest Partners

Matthew Nielsen is a 20+ year veteran of the investment services industry, serving high net worth individuals in a family office environment. Matt brought The Household Endowment Model to Stonecrest Partners which emphasizes the use of alternative investments to an individual’s investment portfolio including but not limited to, private real estate. Matt also specializes in the unique issues facing professional athletes and entertainers. He holds FINRA Series 6, 7, 63 and 66 licenses as well as insurance licenses in multiple states. Matt has extensive experience with Professional Athlete Disability Insurance in multiple sports and works with many of the nation’s top thoroughbred jockeys. Matt is based out of our Ridgewood, NJ office and resides in Bergen County, NJ.

Additional info on the Delaware Statutory Trust:

The DST is a passive investment that most commonly serves as a replacement property in a 1031 transaction. Top reasons an investor would use a DST

  1. To go from an active role (landlord) in a property to a passive role. The DST sponsor handles the management responsibilities of the property. Investor's only role is collecting a check.
  2. List as a "back-up" in the first 45 days of a 1031. Investor may have identified an asset that they want to actively manage but are continuing due diligence and financing after the 45 day mark. Listing a DST at no cost as a back-up ensures the execution of the 1031 exchange if there first option cannot close for whatever reason.
  3. The Boot – the boot is the leftovers in a 1031 exchange. An investor sells a property for a $1 million and buys a replacement property for $900k. The $100k (boot) can be placed in a DST and the whole $1 million can be in the 1031 exchange.
  4. An active buyer identifies a property they would like to purchase but the owner (usually elderly owner) of that property cannot sell due to capital gain tax. The active buyer or his/her real estate agent can educate the property owner of the benefits of a 1031 exchange into a DST where the defer the capital gains tax but no longer have to be an active owner.

Our background is in investing for high net worth individuals and building portfolios of stocks, bonds and alternative investments which often includes private real estate. When we work with a investor in a 1031 exchange we will build a portfolio of DSTs that diversifies amongst asset type (multifamily, health care, self-storage, ect), geography and DST sponsor firm.

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Post: Ep. 411: Brian Page gives you the Formula for Short-Term Rental

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Brian Page became a millionaire in his 20’s as a residential real estate investor, only to lose it all in the historic crash of 2008. Starting over with no credit or ability to buy property,

Brian discovered a way to use other people’s properties to earn income.

He went on to make six figures in six months and over $300,000 his first year, renting and listing properties on Airbnb.

Realizing that no one at the time was teaching how to build and scale an Airbnb business, Brian created a training called the BNB Formula. His master class is now the world's bestselling Airbnb training where he has taught thousands of people from 38 countries how to build six to seven figure Airbnb businesses, with several of his students now doing over $1M in bookings.

  • How do you make money on Airbnb Without?
  • owning property?
  • What is your "work less, have more" philosophy?
  • What’s my earning potential when I list my room?
  • on Airbnb?
  • How do you work around a city’s restriction on?
  • Airbnb?
  • How do you get an owner to put their property?
  • on airbnb?
  • Is signing a lease for Airbnb risky?

… and much, much more!

Connect with Brian on Instagram @BPAGESTER and also at https://www.bnbformula.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/bpagester

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Post: Ep. 410: From Full Time House Flipper to Real Estate Syndication

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Steven Libman is managing member of Intergrity Capital Group and is currently developing

1193 self storage units a total cost of $14mm and is under contract on 100k sq ft of storage

development, closing June of 2019 with an estimated total cost of $12.5mm. In 2018 Integrity

Capital closed on Hawkeye Towers a 294 bed student housing complex in waterloo Iowa for

$10.6mm, and assisted in syndicating the purchase of Eagle Village in evansville Indiana,

a 511 bed student housing complex at the University of Illinois for $12.75mm.

How to create win-win partnerships

Why you need systems in any business

How to use scale in your business

What to look for with in an operator

Why dive into syndication

… and much, much more!

Connect with Steven at [email protected]

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Post: Credit union or local bank financing for apartment building

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@John Woodrich @Todd Dexheimer May be able to provide some guidance up in that area

Post: Finding & Funding your Multis

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@Dassi Lazar we buy large properties and have found them through brokers (main source) property managers attorneys and word of mouth. We are constantly letting other know specifically what we do. We fund them through a syndication partnered with a long term debt product ( fannie or Freddie ) haven’t had to utilize bridge at this time

Post: 42 Unit Birmingham Multifamily Purchase

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@Caleb Bryant always awesome to see what you are doing !

Post: Is an apartment syndication investment strategy scalable?

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@Scott Blackwill not sure if you are talking investing passively or actively in syndications but from an active standpoint absolutely. You hear constantly people say I wish i stopped doing sfh many years ago and moved earlier into syndication. You don’t hear the opposite. I am one of those but making the most now. As for passive you can look at it from a scalability , economies of scale once you have scalability and responsibility perspective.

Post: Syndication Question from Passive-investor standpoint

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@Nik Batra depends hows the data is determined. Ultimately if you are just taking the entry cap and adding .5 to it that is no truly conservative and is just a guess. We can only truly determine what’s happening now. 5-7-10 years from now we can work to give our best understanding of what that cap will be based on what the market has told us and our perspective take on interest rates and path of progress will be etc. if you are entering a property at a 10 cap to say when the market has traditionally been a 5 cap it would be silly to say just add .5 and your exit cap a 10.5 and would keep you out of many deals.

You want to do your best to determine than run it through other scenarios to stress the result so you can best understand most impacts to your hold

Post: What is the best market to buy a 4 mil apartment building?

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@Scott Lang there’s a lot of ways to go about this here. Many metrics to consider. First is your market out of the question? If so where do you like to go and then what’s the proximity to you. Job growth population growth household income are all metrics to focus. We focus on submarkets of the markets we invest in because that’s what makes the good deals. You could research forever. Just need to pick one and get started and adjust from there