All Forum Posts by: Victor Collazo

I have been in Rod's Warrior group for almost 2 years. I am working on my 3rd deal all with fellow Warrior's (this time an ALF). I know Brad and he a is a great guy with lot's of experience as well with many great students and facts to back up his program. At the end of the day, the definition of an NOI, IRR,AAR etc is the same no matter where you go, but it's the action that you take (or fail to take) that will move you forward. Do I think it was worth the money, 100% yes. Happy to answer any questions here or offline or in person (I'm in West Palm Beach, FL).

Hey Kris,

I am always up for great conversation. Let's connect. 

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Victor Collazo

Our focus is on mid market 50-100 unit's but happy to help. May I ask why you are specifically looking for smaller deals? Feel free to DM me.

- Victor Collazo

Hi Jessica, 

I live in West Palm Beach and recently used https://www.ericasplumbing.com/. 

I have also used https://www.aztilac.com/. They both have great service. 

Hey Jon,

I am in West Palm. I would love to attend, but won't be able to make this one. When is the next meetup?

Victor Collazo

Victor Collazo from Palm Beach, FL. We are looking to connect with like minded multi-family investors. We are both LP's and GP's in deals. Happy to connect and see how we can help each other crush our goals for 2024.

My buddy Eric Greenstein is having an amazing Real Estate Summit in Dania Beach, FL on 09/21. We will be there as well as Fund Manager's such as Bobby Sharma. Prepare to learn, laugh, network and fuel your investment inspiration. See you there!!

Hey Gabriel,

This is very deal specific, but we don't look at it as a per door profit as there will be some months where that 1 door doesn't make anything due to vacancy, turnover etc. We look at what we can offer our investors and this again is deal/market dependent, but we our goal right now based on a 5 year hold is 15-20%IRR, 7-8% Cash on Cash, 20%AAR and 2x EM. Happy to discuss more.

Hi Charlice,

Financing is deal specific and can vary from asset to asset. If you can find a deal that is assumable (you take over the seller's interest rate), that would be ideal. We recommend reaching out to a broker and obtaining a relationship with them as they can help you understand the nuisances and can make/break a deal.