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Hosted by Frank Rolfe · business · EN-US · 42 episodes
Welcome to the Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast, where you'll learn the correct way to identify, negotiate, perform due diligence on, renegotiate, finance, turn around and operate real estate in today's market -- a market in which volatility creates opportunity, and sound principles defeat fads and bubbles. And your host is a 25-year commercial real estate veteran and co-owner of over $1 billion in real estate assets, Frank Rolfe.
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Episode #43
Lobster was once as poorly thought of as trailer parks, and then rose in popularity into a staple of fine dining. Meanwhile, trailer parks have had a similar trajectory of “white trash” to “the gold-standard of housing investing”. In this Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast we’re going to explore why lobster and mobile home parks share a similar life story.
Episode #42
Everyone wants to make money in real estate, but it may seem puzzling when even private equity group buyers close on deals in which the cap rate is lower than the interest rate on the mortgage. In this Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast we’re going to explore the strategies buyers use in these types of “inverted” deals and why they’re not as crazy as they look.
Episode #41
The national affordable housing crisis is not as universal as people think. In this Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast we’re going to review what can be learned from the U.S. housing affordability map and the opportunities it suggests.
Episode #39
One of the best ways to find a property to buy is utilizing “cold calling”, which translates to simply picking up the phone and reaching out to potential sellers. In this Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast we’re going to explore some modifications and refinements to this approach that can increase your odds and reduce your stress.
Episode #37
The definition of a “pessimist” is “a person who expects the worst outcome”. There is much to worry about in American real estate investing today, but even in the great sectors like mobile home parks, being a “pessimist” is a great way to approach deals. In this Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast we’re going to explore why a negative approach can actually protect you from bad decisions and help you forge outstanding transactions.
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