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All Forum Posts by: Ronald Rohde

Ronald Rohde has started 17 posts and replied 5025 times.

Post: Would Love Some Suggestions

Ronald Rohde
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Are the 3 households intending to be pro rata in contributions and beneficiaries? I'm not sure why combining makes sense.

Pick the property can come after the setup. We can help chat more.

Post: How can I remain ethical while just starting out?

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You can also find a partner who does have capital. Only look for deals that fit that person's buy box. If they pass, then you can shop it around.

Post: Phase One: Industrial Warehouse Acquisition + NNN Lease Strategy (Southeast Texas)

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that sounds like a great plan. That area still has cheap land!

What types of buildings? dock or grade load? Any yard paved? 

I own industrial net leased assets in DFW.

Post: Has a Wyoming or Delaware LLC ever "Saved" You?

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I represent half a dozen companies in real estate litigation right now. What we've done is make service more difficult and costly. We had a slip and fall type PI claim get dismissed and then not refile.

One case that was probably not a true threat but it definitely saved thousands. YMMV

Post: STR Commercial Lease Takeover?

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Quote from @Kyle Visher:
Quote from @Ronald Rohde:
Quote from @Kyle Visher:
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how can I short this "investment"?


 Care to say more on this? Happy to discuss more about what you like / don't like about it, curious to hear both sides of the story. 


 Its just a hotel without the national flag or reservation system


Sure, I guess I agree with you on 1/2. They are not national. If you are looking to book with Hilton reward points or similar - this is probably not your first pick.

Don't think this will change your mind either, but they do have their own booking/processing site. 

Are you structurally short hotels as an asset? Or just STR/multi-family STR?


I am short STR operators thinking they can run a hotel better than existing hospitality people. When the SFR operators are turning people away with a laundry list (pun intended) of check out responsibilities, no one wants to book an STR vs. full service hotel.

Post: Commercial rent collection

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Quote from @Henry Clark:

OP more detail.   How many accounts?  What type of industry or mix?  Are invoices fairly static or always changing?  


great points. I do single tenant industrial NNN, changes once a year, maybe 1-2 odd billing for tax adjustments. Collect about 8-9 checks a month and I'm always dealing with AP or a real estate person for my tenants.

They interface with my full time book keeper.

Post: Small investment into Data Centers

Ronald Rohde
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Short answer: probably not, just plough it into an ETF or REIT with broad data center exposure.

Post: STR Commercial Lease Takeover?

Ronald Rohde
#3 Commercial Real Estate Investing Contributor
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Quote from @Kyle Visher:
Quote from @Ronald Rohde:

how can I short this "investment"?


 Care to say more on this? Happy to discuss more about what you like / don't like about it, curious to hear both sides of the story. 


 Its just a hotel without the national flag or reservation system

Post: Commercial real estate study books

Ronald Rohde
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Are you just looking in general or for a specific asset class or purpose? I think you will find a lot of general intro books, Peter lineman, Chad griffiths, Ron Rohde all have great books!

Post: STR Commercial Lease Takeover?

Ronald Rohde
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how can I short this "investment"?