Why I love buying businesses 10x vs Real Estate 🥊
A standoff - why I think now is the time for SMB not RE...
#dontatme
A standoff - why I think now is the time for SMB not RE...
#dontatme
#1 Ummmm, overhyped market anyone?
No one is great at predicting highs or lows. Including us
BUT
Is this commercial RE prices chart higher than Bezo's rocket?
No one is great at predicting highs or lows. Including us
BUT
Is this commercial RE prices chart higher than Bezo's rocket?
#2 What about residential, you say?
Pick a city, just about any city. Want some coffee w/ that frothy market?
Pick a city, just about any city. Want some coffee w/ that frothy market?
#3 Maybe I'm wrong and RE goes up foreverrrrr
SUPPLY & DEMAND IS YOUR FRIEND IN BIZ BUYING
Record number of US small businesses for sale as more Boomers retire, and more people tire from their long grind of starting a business to scaling it.
SUPPLY & DEMAND IS YOUR FRIEND IN BIZ BUYING
Record number of US small businesses for sale as more Boomers retire, and more people tire from their long grind of starting a business to scaling it.
#4 Most people don't know sh*t about M&A
I certainly didn't till I was in finance.
They don’t know you can:
Use an SBA loan to finance entire purchase
Use seller financing to put lil to no $ down
Use value added work to get equity w/o a cash/loan exchange
I certainly didn't till I was in finance.
They don’t know you can:
Use an SBA loan to finance entire purchase
Use seller financing to put lil to no $ down
Use value added work to get equity w/o a cash/loan exchange
#5 Prediction is in the next 20 years we will think of buying small businesses like we do buying income properties.
We are just ahead of the game.
@Flippa @BizBuySell will be future MLS of SMB
We are just ahead of the game.
@Flippa @BizBuySell will be future MLS of SMB
#6 Get Passive Income w/ RE they say...
Cough cough... the average income property owner makes $400 a month
- or less than $5,000 a year for all the broken pipes, sketchy tenants, lightbulbs out, and wear and tear on the house.
Is that really worth it?
Cough cough... the average income property owner makes $400 a month
- or less than $5,000 a year for all the broken pipes, sketchy tenants, lightbulbs out, and wear and tear on the house.
Is that really worth it?
#7 No free lunch.
Listen neither strategy is without work.
But I'll take my $67k a year laundromat over your $5k a year multi-fam just about any day. 😅
Listen neither strategy is without work.
But I'll take my $67k a year laundromat over your $5k a year multi-fam just about any day. 😅
Alright trolls: disclaimer- I own RE. I love RE.
Heck, one of my partners 20+ years buying RE.
BUT - It is not the income-generating machine people think it is unless you have lots o $.
And we got plenty of homies singing it's praises, I'm here for the flip side.
Heck, one of my partners 20+ years buying RE.
BUT - It is not the income-generating machine people think it is unless you have lots o $.
And we got plenty of homies singing it's praises, I'm here for the flip side.
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