Real Estate Investors Mindset with Rod Khlief - CREPN #222
Commercial Real Estate Pro Network
Release Date: 11/14/2019
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J Darrin Gross I'd like to ask you. Kenny Bedwell, what is the BIGGEST RISK? Kenny Bedwell So you know, I the biggest risk. I think that this the answer I was going to give you originally, and I kind of talked about it, so I'll move on from it, but it's regulation. Regulation changes. You're in trouble that is a huge risk to any investment. But the risk that I don't really hear often talked about. In our space is actually safety, guest safety. So I'll give you a stat. This is a real stat by there's a there's a guy Justin Ford, he's a safety expert in a short term rental space, and...
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J Darrin Gross And so if you're willing, I'd like to ask you. Brent Kessler, what is the biggest risk? Brent Kessler Yeah, well, let me answer it a couple different ways on there. But so as far as a risk, okay, as far as in our business, and what we do when you have this type of policy, I tell people all the time, there is no risk at all, because nobody's ever lost money in a whole life insurance policy. But then I stop, and I say, wait a minute, there is one risk. The risk is you, the risk is you the client and how you use the policy. So you're the only one that can screw this up. You...
info_outlineMindset is the first thing Real Estate Investors have to get right to become successful.
Rod Khlief is an experienced investor, author, podcast host and mentor. He has owned over 2000 single family residents and hundreds of apartments. He also lost millions in the crash and has since recovered. His ability to rebound is directly attributed to the power of mindset.
Real Estate
Rod immigrated to the US from The Netherlands with his mother and brother. They were poor, ate expired food, and wore clothes from thrift shops. To make ends meet, his mother babysat the neighbor kids. Over time, she was able to save up enough money to purchase the house across the street for a rental.
One day she explained to Rod that the home had doubled in value overnight. That’s when Rod made the decision to get his brokers license as soon as he graduated high school.
Year one was slow, he made only $8,000. Year two, he made $10,000. But by the end of year three, his income had grown to $100,000. How was this possible?
Mindset
How is it possible to grow your income 10x’s in one year? Truly 80 to 90 percent of your success is anything is attributed to mindset.
Rod focuses on mindset with his podcast, live events and his students. The framework he uses to help others design their life requires that you take some time, an hour when you will be uninterrupted. Take this time to focus on what you want your life to look like, design your life. If you want a private island, write it down. List the income you want. What do you want to learn? Who do you want to help? Write it down. Do not limit your thoughts and don’t analyze.
Timeline
To make it possible, you have to attach your goal to a timeline. Set a timeline for when you will have accomplished each goal. People overestimate how much we can accomplish in one year and underestimate how much we can accomplish in ten or twenty years.
Focus on the Goal
Pick your top goal and the two or three goals you want to accomplish in one year. Under each, write a paragraph using emotionally charged words, why this is so important. Next write what pain you will experience if you fail to reach your goal.
Why is it important to attach your goal to pain if you fail to reach them? Humans will work harder to avoid pain than reach pleasure. This will motivate you and get you out of your comfort zone. Go for it! Live a life of no regrets!
Visualize
Visualize your goal. Immerse yourself in the goal. Find a picture, go experience the goal, to inspire you for when you reach your goal. Put the picture on your phone, screen saver, or in your wallet. You need a constant reminder of your goal.
Professional athletes practice visualizing the event, and the success. When you practice visualizing, the exercise prepares you similar to the physical practice prepares you.
Life Seminar
What do you call it when you loose $50,000,000? In the crash of 2008 Rod loss $50,000,000 in real estate. Instead of crying, Rod considers this a seminar. This is because not only did he lose money, but he learned a valuable lesson. What was the lesson?
Q: Why did his single family properties struggle while the multifamily did well during the crash?
A: Logistics. The logistics of multifamily make multifamily much more efficient to operate compared to single family houses spread out all over the city or cities.
In an apartment complex, each unit has the same type of systems. This allows your team the luxury of learning once and having multiple opportunities to repeat the lesson learned. This saves time, allows you to buy in bulk and save money.
In single family homes, each one is different. Different plumbing fixtures, faucets, lighting, appliances, etc. Each home is its own lesson, never to be repeated just like the last one. Every lesson learned can be drawn from, but not replicated for efficiency. Each home has its unique fixtures and appliances, which prohibit purchasing in bulk. Don’t forget that each home is located in a different location which requires travel, time and money.
Summary: Multifamily allows for systems and you have less of a downside when considering vacancies. They are easier to scale and purchase. Lenders look at the property’s cash flow to approve the loan rather than your balance sheet when buying single family homes.
BIGGEST RISK
Each week I ask my guest, “What is the Biggest Risk Real Estate Investors face?”
BIGGEST RISK: Irrational exuberance. In today’s market, people are overpaying for properties that do not support the price. You have to communicate with your team, and look under every rock. Double check your numbers. Don’t overpay for a property.
For more go to:
Website: rodkhlief.com
Podcast: Life-time cash flow