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Step-by-Step Investing Safely in Residential Real Estate September 2012

Step-by-Step Investing Residential Real Estate

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Step-by-Step Investing Safely

in Residential Real Estate

September 2012

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DISCLAIMER AND HOLD HARMLESS

This event features professionals for the attendees’ consideration to use their services. This event is not and should not

be deemed to be a referral or recommendation of such real estate professionals. The organizers and their respective

affiliates, agents, advisors, officers, directors, employees, members, managers, agents and/or controlling persons

(collectively, “Organizers”), have made no express or implied representations or warranties as to these professionals

other than the fact the professionals have indicated an interest in working with the event’s attendees. The organizers

themselves have not invested with and have not used the services of most of the professionals presenting.

Nevertheless the organizers disclaim all representations and warranties, whether express or implied, concerning the

professionals, including without limitation representations and warranties regarding the professionals’ competency,

qualifications, skill and/or honesty. The Organizers strongly encourages attendees to interview any such professional

and other professionals and make an independent determination as to who to ultimately retain. Attendees accept and

assume all risk stemming from the above disclaimers and agree to hold each of the Organizers harmless from and

against all losses, liabilities, claims, demands, damages, actions, costs and expenses, including without limitation

reasonable attorneys’ fees, expert witnesses’ fees, consultants’ fees and related costs, that directly or indirectly arise

out of attendees use of the information presented to attendees hereunder.

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SOCIAL MEDIA NOTICE

#SimplyDoIt #DaniBeitOr

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WHAT WILL BE COVERED

USA Real Estate Fundamentals

Choosing A Market

Selecting a Property

The Purchase Process

Getting Ready

Where To Buy

Suggestions

Q & A

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∞ Investor since 2002

∞ Out-of-state: AZ, OK, FL, TX, AR, AL, NC, GA

∞ Single family, land, commercial, Tax liens

∞ Guided & supported hundreds of investors

∞ Organizer Silicon Valley Real Estate Investment Club (http://www.meetup.com/svreig)

ABOUT ME

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“have a net income of $10,000 every month in 12 years”

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UNIQUE FEATURES

Mortgage Miracle

Leverage

Tax deductions

The Best “Side Biz”

W2 or 1098

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INDICATORS OF A GOOD METRO

The numbers should talk:

Population size

Multiple employers and industries

Projected employment & population growth

Landlord friendly laws

Purchase price – rent ration

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INTELLIGENCE

Metro

• Wikipedia

• Chamber of commerce

• County info

Area

• zipskinny

• Zillow

• Trulia

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FINDING PROPERTIES

zillow.com

trulia.com

Craigslist

Simply Do It Agents – connectrei.com

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ANALYZING PROPERTIES

Quality Data

• Agent

• Property manager

• Expert

Financial Analysis

• FinestExpert.com

• rentometer.com

• realestateanalysisfree.com

• Propertyshark.com

• Property Evaluator

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[email protected]

ANALYSIS EXCEL

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PURCHASE PROCESS

Leading Steps

Market ID

Reliable local team

ID Property

Purchase Process

Make an offer

Acceptance + deposit

Inspection

Escrow account

Title search

Closing date (settlement)

Recording

Property management agreement

Rental or renovation

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YOUR TEAM

Primarily Team

Expert advisor

Agent

Property manager

Mortgage broker

Secondary Team

Insurance agent

Rehab team

Attorney and tax advisor

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HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?

4330 Pebblestone Ct, Orlando 3/2 | 1,888 sq. ft. | 1991 built | 2 Car | HOA |Community pool Listed: $120,000 Market Value: $152,500 Down-payment: $24,000 Closing costs, repairs, etc: $5,500

Acquisition costs: $29,500 Estimated Rent: $1,350

Years 5 10 15 20

Net Cash-flow $16,231 $35,971 $59,493 $87,088

Total Equity $30,617 $73,549 $125,220 $187,441

Total $46,847 $109,520 $184,712 $274,529

ROI 149.7% 349.9% 590.1% 877.1%

Ann. ROI 29.9% 35.0% 39.3% 43.9%

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LOCAL VS. OUT-OF-STATE

Local Out-of-state

Price $650,000 $125,000

Rent $2,000 $1,250

Rent/purchase price 0.31% 1.00%

Down payment 20% 20%

Down payment $130,000 $25,000

Friendly Laws Tenant Owner

Eviction Expensive

Lengthy Cheap

Quick

Insured Natural disasters ? yes

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QUESTIONS You Should Be

Asking Yourself

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QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD BE ASKING YOURSELF

How much funds do I have?

What’s the source of the funds?

Do I have a rainy-day fund?

How free/busy am I?

Do I want to be actively or passively involved?

Can I get a loan?

What am I trying to accomplish?

. . .

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QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD BE ASKING YOURSELF

. . .

What are my concerns:

Vacancy, mortgage, will it go up or down, will it rent, can I trust the property manager,

Do I know how to analyze a property?

Do I understand the risks that are involved?

Have I explored different exit strategy/ies?

Am I a doer – will be able to pull the trigger when the time is right?

Have I outlined clear investment criteria

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MY INVESTMENT CRITERIA

Bedrooms 3

Bathrooms 2

Sq. Ft. 1300

Year 1981

Price $125,000

Rent $1,250

Ratio 1.0%

ROI 9.50%

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MINDSET

Be Proactive

Set a date to buy a property

Avoid analysis paralysis

Start making mistakes or better yet use others who have already made mistakes

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OUR GUIDANCE

Direction

Support: acquisition,

rehab & rental, sale

Ongoing or on-

demanded consultation

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Dallas

Atlanta

Orlando

Simply Do It Network

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MARKETS

Atlanta Dallas Orlando

Rental

Flips

Turn-key

Local Teams:

Agent

Property Manager

Rehab team

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CONTACT INFO

Dani Beit-Or

[email protected]

www.simplydoit.net

Investment properties: www.connectrei.com

Educational videos: www.connectrei.com/video

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UPCOMING MEETINGS

OCTOBER

8 Important Things You Should Know About Real Estate and Taxes in 2012

WEBINAR |Mon Oct 01 6:00 PM (9pm ET)

Techniques for Optimizing & Accelerating Your Investments

MT. VIEW CA | Thu Oct 11 7:15 PM

Markets & Investment Opportunities Review - Webinar

WEBINAR | Tue Oct 16 6:30 PM (9:30pm ET)

November Taxes—What you MUST Know and Do Before 12/31/12

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FAQ

• Risks

• Property managers

• LLC and entities

• In or Out of State

• Flying out

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Be Aware

Land

Small markets

Decreasing population areas

“Chinese” Dry Wall

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Suggestions

• Deposit vs escrow

• After closing expenses

• Help the agent

• Inspection/appraisal

• Cashier check/wire

• Notary

Be Ready

• Focus on one or two areas

• Concentrate efforts with smaller number of teams

• Google Satellite – nice but dated

• Pro-active!

General