Wheelbarrow Profits Podcast: Multifamily Real Estate Investment

Dylan Marma and Mike Taravella interviews Sam Bates who is a Principal of Trinity Capital Group.  City dictates the developments due to zoning, permits, and plans approved Labor rates have been rising but has found material costs to decrease due to strategic partnerships Sam looks to exit a property when syndicating in about 5 years However, when working with a few investors he likes to hold indefinitely Trinity Capital differentiates itself by systematizing and develop their niche in development Be flexible and adaptable as a real estate investor Sam traded a plot of land for a RV park Developments focus on IRR and Cash on Cash Returns, instead of cap rates Most recent development Trinity is targeting a 5 year hold and 30% IRR HUD loans require longer periods to process so always have backup and options Investor paradigm for development deal: It takes 2 years to build and is generally a longer hold period compared to multifamily acquisitions Multifamily Acquisitions  Pros: You know what you are gettin