45 min
Critical Conversations to Survive the Coronavirus Pandemic with Matt Faircloth Multifamily Insights
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Matt Faircloth was scheduled to talk about multifamily and marketing, specifically his YouTube and BiggerPockets presence. However, with the impact of the Coronavirus on many multifamily investors, we felt it was better to talk about how he’s adjusting operations real-time in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Matt is the President and Director of Operations at the DeRosa Group and has completed over $30 million of real estate transactions. He also is a frequent contributor to BiggerPockets and the author of Raising Private Money. In our discussion, Matt shares the key conversations he is having now to continue to run a successful multifamily company, why money hard is a bad idea, and how he is diversifying his portfolio going forward.
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Key Insights
Resident base is workforce housing, which is not able to work right now What will April, May and June rent collection look like? Goal is to get his business stabilized over the next few months Speaking with property managers to focus on retention and working on payment plans as needed Local SBA is offering loans to small businesses Have empathy for a resident and their financial situation Some states have stopped evictions and agency loans have made it a requirement for loan forbearance Did not plan for a “pandemic” event, seeking options for mortgage reprieve Bridge loans are structured to get you from “temporary” loan to an agency loan (Fannie or Freddie mortgage) Downside of asking for forbearance is showing weakness to the bank and having it impact future loans If you have interest reserves, it may be worth asking the bank to use those funds Worst thing for a resident is an owner losing the property to the bank Older owners may be ready to sell coming out of this pandemic June - Aug may be a great time to get deals that make sense (not trying to be a shark) Think equity (passive investors) are waiting to gain clarity before investing Working on creating a blended, diversified investment fund AirBnB arbitrage investors are being crushed Now is the time to over-communicate with investors and keep the marketing wheel spinning
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Connect with Matt:
Email: helpme@derosagroup.com
Website: DeRosaGroup.com
Leave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Be sure to check out more info at TargetMarketInsights.com.
Matt Faircloth was scheduled to talk about multifamily and marketing, specifically his YouTube and BiggerPockets presence. However, with the impact of the Coronavirus on many multifamily investors, we felt it was better to talk about how he’s adjusting operations real-time in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Matt is the President and Director of Operations at the DeRosa Group and has completed over $30 million of real estate transactions. He also is a frequent contributor to BiggerPockets and the author of Raising Private Money. In our discussion, Matt shares the key conversations he is having now to continue to run a successful multifamily company, why money hard is a bad idea, and how he is diversifying his portfolio going forward.
Partner: Join the Capital Impact Club to Help with Your Next Multifamily Deal
Key Insights
Resident base is workforce housing, which is not able to work right now What will April, May and June rent collection look like? Goal is to get his business stabilized over the next few months Speaking with property managers to focus on retention and working on payment plans as needed Local SBA is offering loans to small businesses Have empathy for a resident and their financial situation Some states have stopped evictions and agency loans have made it a requirement for loan forbearance Did not plan for a “pandemic” event, seeking options for mortgage reprieve Bridge loans are structured to get you from “temporary” loan to an agency loan (Fannie or Freddie mortgage) Downside of asking for forbearance is showing weakness to the bank and having it impact future loans If you have interest reserves, it may be worth asking the bank to use those funds Worst thing for a resident is an owner losing the property to the bank Older owners may be ready to sell coming out of this pandemic June - Aug may be a great time to get deals that make sense (not trying to be a shark) Think equity (passive investors) are waiting to gain clarity before investing Working on creating a blended, diversified investment fund AirBnB arbitrage investors are being crushed Now is the time to over-communicate with investors and keep the marketing wheel spinning
Partner: Download a Free Sample Apartment Deal Package
Connect with Matt:
Email: helpme@derosagroup.com
Website: DeRosaGroup.com
Leave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Be sure to check out more info at TargetMarketInsights.com.
45 min