Ep. 161 Omar Khan: Understanding the Analytics of Multifamily Syndication

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For many investors, multifamily syndication is an intriguing and attractive way to scale investment goals. And with good reason. Syndicated funds can be used to leverage greater returns than you’d normally see investing on your own.

Syndication can be a great mutual benefit for both the syndicator and investor – if you understand what it takes for a good syndication deal.

Due diligence is important for any investment, but it’s especially true with syndications. In many ways the stakes are much higher. Whether your contributing capital for a syndication deal or you are the syndicator using using the capital of others, you need to understand the structure of a good deal.

That’s where analytics come in.

Understanding the Analytics of Multifamily Syndication

When you place your funds into a syndication pool, your putting a considerable amount of trust in the person actually making the investment. That’s why you should be aligning your investment goals with data-driven syndication deals.

If somebody is going to tell you your funds are in good hands, they better have the data and metrics to back that up. While no investment is zero-risk, a syndication deal backed by a comprehensive market and asset data analysis has much stronger prospects than one without.

About Our Guest

multifamily syndicationOmar Khan is a real estate investor with Boardwalk Wealth. Boardwalk Wealth is an investment firm that focuses on helping international investors find U.S. multifamily assets.

This episode, Omar discusses the importance of understanding the analytics of multifamily syndication and also shares why he is bullish on the Florida multifamily market.

For more information about Boardwalk Wealth services or to discuss Florida multifamily syndication deals, you can contact Omar directly at omar@boardwalkwealth.com.

 

 

 

 

Ep. 160 John Brewer: The Retail Investment Landscaping is Changing and Restuarants are Leading the Charge

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You’ve probably been hearing talk of the impending “retail apocalypse”. As long-standing retail chains fall by the wayside, retail center and strip mall landlords and investors are starting to get nervous. To listen to some people, you’d think that retail has all but bottomed out.

But you know not to buy into the hype.

A Changing Retail Investment Landscape

Yes, the retail investment landscape is changing, but that doesn’t mean it’s finished. In fact the retail investment landscape is undergoing a phase of rebirth – and restaurants are leading the way.

There is always going to be a demand for brick-and-mortar retail space. The trick is understanding how to meet that demand. Consumer priorities are changing and food, nightlife and entertainment are playing an increasingly important role in those changing tastes.

Where once there may have been only one restaurant concept per retail plaza or strip center, now you may find several operating successfully. And for the most part, this is happening right under investors’ noses. Retail investors and landlords who can recognize this changing landscape now can position themselves above competition.

About Our Guest

restaurant investmentJohn Brewer is a Partner in Azor Brewer Restaurant Advisors. As the ‘South Florida Resturant Guy’, John has over 20 years’ experience in restaurant operations and management. Partnering with retail center expert, Beth Azor (Ep. 142), John lends his expertise in finding the perfect fit for restaurateurs and landlords.

 

If you would like to find out more about Azor Brewer Restaurant Advisors, visit their website. You can also contact John directly at 561-573-7333.