Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
Jesse Fragale
Working Capital features in-depth conversations with guests from a variety of areas in real estate, economics, education, investment and more. Host Jesse Fragale and guests discuss information about real estate investing that will actually help the average aspiring investor take the steps necessary to start and grow their real estate business.
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Multi-Family Value Add Example with Jesse Fragale | EP124
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
10/14/22 • 19 min
In this episode we talked about:
* Multifamily property in Toronto
* 7 Plex
* Raising Money for the Deals
* Units Turnaround
Transcriptions:
Dave (0s): Everyone. Dave Debo with another episode of the Property Profits Real Estate podcast today zooming in from Toronto, a fellow Canadian, a multifamily investor, a podcaster, a YouTube channel guy, a bigger pockets contributor, an overall good guy, Jesse Frago. How you doing today, Jesse?
Jesse (30s): Dave, I'm doing great. Thanks for having me on again.
Dave (33s): My pleasure. So, Jesse, I'm excited because today we're gonna be taking a look at one of the deals that you and your team are actually working on right now in the multi-family space in Toronto and what you're doing with this property, how you're adding value to this property, and the difference that a couple of years can make. So why don't you give us a little bit of a backstory about the deal that we're, we're gonna take a look at today?
Jesse (59s): Yeah, absolutely. Well, like I said, thanks for having me on. I always enjoy talking to you, Dave. It's, it's been too long since last time, last time we spoke. So this property, it, it's a multi-family property in Toronto, so we did a capital raise for the property. So, you
Dave (1m 16s): Know, so just give us an idea. Toronto is, Yep. The most expensive market, I believe in Canada, right? Were that, or Vancouver, but their neck and neck, What size of a property was this and, and what are we looking at price point?
Jesse (1m 29s): So if there, you know, depending on the Canadian market, but for sure if you have an American listeners on, So the property we acquired for it was 3.5 million. The, this is kind of the surprising part. This is a seven unit builder.
Dave (1m 43s): Seven units, yeah. So seven. Got
Jesse (1m 45s): It. And, and if we sold it today, it would probably fetch something closer to 5 million. So now I, to caveat that this is a property in Forest Hill, which is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in, probably in North America, but certainly in Canada. So it's a little bit of a different animal. I would say that in Toronto, Vancouver, somewhat similar in the 300,000 to 400,000 per unit, those are pretty average prices, but this one being 500 or six, seven, it's because it's more of a boutique building.
So,
Dave (2m 20s): Very cool. All right. So this is definitely a, a high end kind of a property high end area. I guess the question would be is how are you guys adding value on top of that?
Jesse (2m 32s): Yeah, so one of the things was, number one, the first, you know, you, you make your money when you buy the deal. I think, you know, my relatives, number of my relatives told me multiple times and you know, you know, I'm, I'm in brokerage, so my day job is in the commercial real estate space. One nice aspect of that is when I do prospect as an investor, it's, it's not too dissimilar from that in that this was an investor, sorry, this was a vendor I called off market wasn't, they weren't planning to sell. And I basically, you know, laid out the fact that we're acquiring properties like yours and would you consider an unsolicited off no brokers?
You know, I'm a broker, but I always tell th
CRE Investment Outlook with Jim Costello | EP157
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
07/19/23 • 31 min
Is Now the Right Time to Invest in Real Estate? with Neal Bawa | EP160
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
08/23/23 • 38 min
Neal Bawa is a Returning Guest. Neal is CEO / Founder at UGro and Grocapitus, two commercial real estate investment companies. Neal's companies use cutting-edge Real Estate analytics technology to source and acquire OR build large Commercial properties across the U.S., for over 800 investors. The current portfolio of over 4800 units, with an AUM value (upon completion) of over $1 Billion
In this episode, we talked about:
- Neal’s Updates
- 2022-2023 Real Estate Market Overview
- Mortgage rates
- Debt Structure
- Single Family vs Multi-Family Markets
- Inflation Rates
Useful links:
Past episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/strategic-multifamily-real-estate-investing-with-neal/id1505750263?i=1000580909466
Webinars: https://multifamilyu.com/
Ayn Rand, Objectivism and the Economy with Yaron Brook |153
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
07/05/23 • 32 min
Jake and Gino: How to Create Passive Income, Build Wealth, and Take Control of Your Destiny | EP147
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
04/27/23 • 38 min
Real Estate: The Glass is Half Full with Peter Linneman | EP163
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
09/21/23 • 38 min
Peter Linneman leads as Founder and CEO of American Land Fund Management, KL Realty, and Linneman Associates. He is the author of Real Estate Finance and Investments: Risks and Opportunities, the quarterly publication, The Linneman Letter, and more than 100 scholarly publications.
In this episode, we talked about:
- Peter’s Book: Real Estate Finance and Investments: Risks and Opportunities
- Office Real Estate Market Overview
- Opportunities in Real Estate
Useful links:
Previous episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/state-of-the-market-and-real-estate/id1505750263?i=1000557554818
Transcriptions:
Jesse (0s): Welcome to the working capital real estate podcast. My name's Jessica Galley And. on this show, we discuss all things real estate with investors and experts in a variety of industries that impact real estate. Whether you're looking at your first investment or raising your first fund, join me and let's build that portfolio one square foot at a time. My name's Jesse Fragale. You're listening to working capital. My guest today is Peter Linneman of the c e o and Founder of Linneman. Associates. And Peter is a returning guest.
So we had him back on the show not too long ago, but we were talking before. A lot is changing in the commercial and residential Real Estate world that we thought. We, you have you back on Peter and we could chat a little bit about the environment we're in and, and you know, any crystal balling you have for the future. how are you doing today?
Peter (49s): I'm doing terrific. How about yourself?
Jesse (51s): I'm doing great. Thanks for coming back on the podcast. For those that haven't seen or listened to that first episode, you can check that out online, wherever you listen to the podcast or YouTube. And also for people that don't know, you know, Peter, it's, you're pretty well known in most commercial real estate offices, is kind of writing the, the Bible in Real Estate, and that's the, the finance book Peter, you'll, you'll be able to gimme the full title of it, but it's pretty much the, the Blue Bible that if you're taking some sort of Real Estate or Real Estate Finance course, that that's gonna be, that's gonna be mandatory reading.
Peter (1m 28s): Yeah, just it's called Real Estate Finance and Investments Risk and Opportunities. It's been around now for a long time in various editions. I don't even know what edition we're on. Bruce Kirsch has joined me as authoring it, and it's called The Blue Bible. I have nothing to do with that. It's because the book covers have been blue always over the years of slightly different shades. So I didn't know it was even called the Blue Bible until it had been out about five years.
And people came up to me and started saying that, and I go, oh, so I guess it's an honor.
Jesse (2m 4s): You know what, it's funny, the, the book, at least the way I came to that book is that when I started investing in Real Estate, the, there was kind of a difference between the, the the, you know, what you would get in school in terms of the, the background and types of investment in Real Estate and then what you would get at actual books that are geared towards Real Estate investing. And I found, I found that there wasn't much overlap between the two. And when I found, I think your book, I, I think it was in my M B A that the first time I saw your book in, in first year, and it was a Real Estate Finance and Infrastructure course.
It was the first book I saw that was almost speaking the investor's language in terms of Real
$100M in Multifamily Real Estate with Millennial Dave Toupin|EP40
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
02/10/21 • 45 min
David Toupin is a Top Millennial real estate investor, speaker, and entrepreneur. David is the co-founder of Obsidian Capital, an Austin Texas based real estate investment firm. David started investing at the age of 20 in Michigan where he bought his first property in college, a 12 unit apartment complex. Prior to graduating with a Finance degree at the University of Detroit Mercy, David had acquired $7M in multifamily real estate holdings
Building a Real Estate Platform with Michael Blank|EP39
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
02/03/21 • 46 min
For the second time, we have Michael Blank on the show. Michael is a full-time entrepreneur, investor and coach and he is passionate about helping others become financially free. Through his company Nighthawk Equity, he controls over $75 million in performing multifamily assets all over the United States. In addition to investing nationwide, he teaches others how to do their first apartment building deal through tons of free content on TheMichaelBlank.com as well as additional training programs. He helped students acquire over 750 units valued in excess of $27M and they’re on track to do 1,000 units in the next 12 months through their unique coaching and “Deal Desk” program. He is the host of the popular podcast “Apartment Building Investing with Michael Blank” and he writes regularly for the Bigger Pockets and Flipnerd’s REI Classroom.
In this episode, we talked about:
- Asset class
- Raising capital
- Educating people in investment
- Building a real estate platform
- Apartment syndication deals
- How to reach the right people and how to get their information
- Gathering the right investor info
- Strategies in attracting investors and building relationships
- And MUCH MORE!
Resources and Links:
Wealth Creation through Multifamily Real Estate with Darin Batchelder|EP26
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
11/04/20 • 46 min
Darin Batchelder started as a CPA with PriceWaterhouse and PepsiCo. He transitioned into sales selling software applications for several technology companies. He then transitioned to institutional loan trading with ABN AMRO, an international bank based in the Netherlands, with main focus on trading large jumbo residential portfolios and multifamily portfolios bank to bank. He then founded TZK Capital in 2007 focused on trading clean credit performing loans to include residential, multifamily and commercial real estate loans bank to bank. He has traded in excess of $4 billion in loans.
In this episode, we talked about his journey on how he got into real estate, multifamily deals, real estate syndications, partnering, raising capitals, how he got invested in over 4,000 multifamily units and much MORE!
Resources and Links:
Q&A Should you invest in 2023? How to break into commercial real estate investing? | EP125
Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast
10/21/22 • 12 min
In this episode we talked about:
- 2023 year for Investment
- How to get into Commercial Real Estate as an Investor
- Inflation
- Recession
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Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast currently has 184 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Entrepreneurship, Investing, Podcasts and Business.
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The episode title 'The Debt Market for Real Estate with Andrew Drexler | EP166' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast is 40 minutes.
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Episodes of Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of Working Capital The Real Estate Podcast was released on Apr 1, 2020.
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