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All Forum Posts by: Matt Robinson

Matt Robinson has started 371 posts and replied 446 times.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Understanding the basics of income-producing property – market rental rates, operating expenses, and simple calculations like the “gross rent multiplier” – are extremely important in analyzing numerous properties quickly, to help separate the bad deals from the ones with true investment potential. However, before we sign on the dotted line and take title to an investment property, it’s critical that we take our calculations a step further and use some of the industry’s more advanced and widely-adopted analytics.

At this month’s chapter meeting of the Professional Investors Guild, we will be covering part 2 of our lesson on “Analyzing Rental Property for Hold or Flip.” Don’t worry if you missed part 1…we will catch you up right at the beginning! After a quick review, we will be taking a much deeper dive into some of the most important (and precise) calculations for accurately analyzing rental properties, including:

● Cash-on-Cash Return

● Calculating Net Operating Income

● Capitalization Rates & How They’re Used by Investors

● And Much More!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now, and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be in BILOXI/GULFPORT on Thursday, April 12th at . ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Understanding the basics of income-producing property – market rental rates, operating expenses, and simple calculations like the “gross rent multiplier” – are extremely important in analyzing numerous properties quickly, to help separate the bad deals from the ones with true investment potential. However, before we sign on the dotted line and take title to an investment property, it’s critical that we take our calculations a step further and use some of the industry’s more advanced and widely-adopted analytics.

At this month’s chapter meeting of the Professional Investors Guild, we will be covering part 2 of our lesson on “Analyzing Rental Property for Hold or Flip.” Don’t worry if you missed part 1…we will catch you up right at the beginning! After a quick review, we will be taking a much deeper dive into some of the most important (and precise) calculations for accurately analyzing rental properties, including:

● Cash-on-Cash Return

● Calculating Net Operating Income

● Capitalization Rates & How They’re Used by Investors

● And Much More!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now, and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be in PENSACOLA on Tuesday, April 10th at the . ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Understanding the basics of income-producing property – market rental rates, operating expenses, and simple calculations like the “gross rent multiplier” – are extremely important in analyzing numerous properties quickly, to help separate the bad deals from the ones with true investment potential. However, before we sign on the dotted line and take title to an investment property, it’s critical that we take our calculations a step further and use some of the industry’s more advanced and widely-adopted analytics.

At this month’s chapter meeting of the Professional Investors Guild, we will be covering part 2 of our lesson on “Analyzing Rental Property for Hold or Flip.” Don’t worry if you missed part 1…we will catch you up right at the beginning! After a quick review, we will be taking a much deeper dive into some of the most important (and precise) calculations for accurately analyzing rental properties, including:

● Cash-on-Cash Return

● Calculating Net Operating Income

● Capitalization Rates & How They’re Used by Investors

● And Much More!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now, and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be on the ALABAMA GULF COAST on Thursday, April 5th at the , Room 201B. ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Investing in a rental property can be a great way to build wealth & generate passive income for your family for years to come, IF you know what you’re doing. If not? Well, your future nest egg could end up a little cracked and scrambled.

Understanding the analytics on rental properties is also a great way to earn MUCH BIGGER CHECKS as a wholesaler, as buy and hold investors typically require less equity, and are oftentimes willing to pay much more than the rehabbers on your buyer’s list.

So, whether you’re a beginning investor who doesn’t even know where to begin, or you’re a more experienced investor who simply needs a refresher on rental analysis, this month’s Professional Investors Guild chapter meeting is for you.

In “Analyzing Rental Property,” we’re going to cover everything you need to consider when you’re looking into cash flow investment properties, including basic topics like the price, rent, expenses, and more.

We’ll then dive deeper into more complex considerations such as:

● Cash-on-cash Return – the measurement of your long-term debt borrowing

● Cash Flow Analysis – determining how much cash you bring in after expenses

● Capitalization Rates – used to establish the value of your investment

● PLUS, Gross Rent Multiplier, Return-On-Investment (ROI) Analysis, Price to Earnings Ratio – And so much more

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be in DESTIN/FWB on Tuesday, March 20th at the . ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Investing in a rental property can be a great way to build wealth & generate passive income for your family for years to come, IF you know what you’re doing. If not? Well, your future nest egg could end up a little cracked and scrambled.

Understanding the analytics on rental properties is also a great way to earn MUCH BIGGER CHECKS as a wholesaler, as buy and hold investors typically require less equity, and are oftentimes willing to pay much more than the rehabbers on your buyer’s list.

So, whether you’re a beginning investor who doesn’t even know where to begin, or you’re a more experienced investor who simply needs a refresher on rental analysis, this month’s Professional Investors Guild chapter meeting is for you.

In “Analyzing Rental Property,” we’re going to cover everything you need to consider when you’re looking into cash flow investment properties, including basic topics like the price, rent, expenses, and more.

We’ll then dive deeper into more complex considerations such as:

● Cash-on-cash Return – the measurement of your long-term debt borrowing

● Cash Flow Analysis – determining how much cash you bring in after expenses

● Capitalization Rates – used to establish the value of your investment

● PLUS, Gross Rent Multiplier, Return-On-Investment (ROI) Analysis, Price to Earnings Ratio – And so much more!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be PANAMA CITY on Monday, March 19th at the . ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

NOW MEETING LOCALLY IN BILOXI/GULFPORT

Investing in a rental property can be a great way to build wealth & generate passive income for your family for years to come, IF you know what you’re doing. If not? Well, your future nest egg could end up a little cracked and scrambled.

Understanding the analytics on rental properties is also a great way to earn MUCH BIGGER CHECKS as a wholesaler, as buy and hold investors typically require less equity, and are oftentimes willing to pay much more than the rehabbers on your buyer’s list. 

So, whether you’re a beginning investor who doesn’t even know where to begin, or you’re a more experienced investor who simply needs a refresher on rental analysis, this month’s Professional Investors Guild chapter meeting is for you.

In “Analyzing Rental Property,” we’re going to cover everything you need to consider when you’re looking into cash flow investment properties, including basic topics like the price, rent, expenses, and more.

We’ll then dive deeper into more complex considerations such as:

● Cash-on-cash Return – the measurement of your long-term debt borrowing

● Cash Flow Analysis – determining how much cash you bring in after expenses

● Capitalization Rates – used to establish the value of your investment

● PLUS, Gross Rent Multiplier, Return-On-Investment (ROI) Analysis, Price to Earnings Ratio – And so much more!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be in BILOXI/GULFPORT on Thursday, March 15th at Next Home E-Realty in Gulfport. ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Investing in a rental property can be a great way to build wealth & generate passive income for your family for years to come, IF you know what you’re doing. If not? Well, your future nest egg could end up a little cracked and scrambled.

Understanding the analytics on rental properties is also a great way to earn MUCH BIGGER CHECKS as a wholesaler, as buy and hold investors typically require less equity, and are oftentimes willing to pay much more than the rehabbers on your buyer’s list.

So, whether you’re a beginning investor who doesn’t even know where to begin, or you’re a more experienced investor who simply needs a refresher on rental analysis, this month’s Professional Investors Guild chapter meeting is for you.

In “Analyzing Rental Property,” we’re going to cover everything you need to consider when you’re looking into cash flow investment properties, including basic topics like the price, rent, expenses, and more.

We’ll then dive deeper into more complex considerations such as:

● Cash-on-cash Return – the measurement of your long-term debt borrowing

● Cash Flow Analysis – determining how much cash you bring in after expenses

● Capitalization Rates – used to establish the value of your investment

● PLUS, Gross Rent Multiplier, Return-On-Investment (ROI) Analysis, Price to Earnings Ratio – And so much more!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

Grab your smart phones now and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be on the ALABAMA GULF COAST on Monday, March 12th at the Mobile Convention Center- Room 201B. ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.

Post: Analyzing Rental Properties (for Hold or Flip)

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Investing in a rental property can be a great way to build wealth & generate passive income for your family for years to come, IF you know what you’re doing. If not? Well, your future nest egg could end up a little cracked and scrambled.

Understanding the analytics on rental properties is also a great way to earn MUCH BIGGER CHECKS as a wholesaler, as buy and hold investors typically require less equity, and are oftentimes willing to pay much more than the rehabbers on your buyer’s list.

So, whether you’re a beginning investor who doesn’t even know where to begin, or you’re a more experienced investor who simply needs a refresher on rental analysis, this month’s Professional Investors Guild chapter meeting is for you.

In “Analyzing Rental Property,” we’re going to cover everything you need to consider when you’re looking into cash flow investment properties, including basic topics like the price, rent, expenses, and more.

We’ll then dive deeper into more complex considerations such as:

● Cash-on-cash Return – the measurement of your long-term debt borrowing

● Cash Flow Analysis – determining how much cash you bring in after expenses

● Capitalization Rates – used to establish the value of your investment

● PLUS, Gross Rent Multiplier, Return-On-Investment (ROI) Analysis, Price to Earnings Ratio – And so much more!

If you’re thinking about a rental property as part of your family’s future, or would like to increase your checks on wholesale flips, then this month’s PIG meeting is not to be missed!

on Tuesday, March 13th at the Pensacola Bay Center. ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM. PENSACOLA Grab your smart phones now and mark your calendars for the chapter meeting in your area! We’ll be in

Post: The New Tax Act: How it Affects Real Estate Investors

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Of course!

Post: The New Tax Act: How it Affects Real Estate Investors

Matt Robinson
Posted
  • Developer
  • Daphne, AL
  • Posts 451
  • Votes 86

Benjamin Franklin is noted as saying, “the only things certain in life are death and taxes.” Though not quoted as often, another notorious saying of Mr. Franklin’s was, “If Patrick Henry thought that taxation without representation was bad, he should see how bad it is WITH representation.”

So true.Whether it’s property taxes, sales taxes, income taxes or one of the other litany of taxes levied by federal, state, and local authorities…there doesn’t seem to be a single area of our lives that isn’t touched in some way by taxes. As we head into another filing season, many are anxiously awaiting their W-2s to arrive in the mail while 1040 preparers set up shop in the big box stores and tax software companies are ramping up their TV commercials.

As real estate investors, our taxes have always been a little different than standard fare, oftentimes requiring the expert advice of professional accountants and tax attorneys. This need for additional guidance has certainly NOT changed with the passage of the “Tax Cuts & Jobs Act,” the most sweeping tax reform since 1986 under President Ronald Reagan, as many of the rules regarding deductions and other housing-related tax issues have changed dramatically.

At this month’s chapter meeting of the Professional Investors Guild, we will be taking a deep dive into the GOP’s signature legislative achievement under President Trump, and will be breaking down exactly how it will affect investors of all levels of experience. Topics to be covered include:

— Tax Changes Specifically Affecting Homeowners, & How It Will Affect RESALE of Your Investment Properties

— The “Pass-Through” Entity Deduction & How it Applies to Your Investment Business

— Important Changes to Depreciation Schedules for Commercial AND Multi-Family

— Changes to 1031 Exchange Laws & Estate Taxes…

— & SO MUCH MORE!!!

Grab your smart phones now, and mark your calendars for the workshop in your area! We’ll be in DESTIN/FWB on Tuesday, February 20th at the . ALL WORKSHOPS start promptly at 7 PM with networking and registration beginning at 6:30 PM.