If you have a long-term exit strategy, but you're getting short-term debt,

now why are you buying a value-ed strategy in that part of the market cycle and what does it look like?

And flip out, which is the co-founders of Jake in Gino. And in this

how-to video, we're going to be discussing three strategies when investing in multifamily properties.

Now, we're not only going to be focusing on the strategies, but more importantly, when to utilize those strategies. They may seem obvious to you,

but where I see most investors, especially newer investors, making mistakes is they try to

employ this strategy at this certain part of the market cycle and then, uh-oh, doesn't work.

The strategy may have been right, but the timing or the part of the market cycle was probably wrong. Now, let's start out by what we define in wheelbrier

profits and at Jake and Gino as the three pillars of real estate. Let's set this up before you even start investing, before you start figuring out what we call the buy right criteria,

because you need a buy right criteria to figure out the strategies.

The different strategies will have different types of criteria when you're buying assets.

So it's important.

But what are the three pillars of real estate?

The first one is market cycle.

The second one is debt.

And the third one is exit strategy.

Now let's put those all together.

The concepts are all out there, right?

We've just bundled them all together.

Now, why have we done that?

Because when you're looking at an asset, you're looking at what part of the market cycle it's in.

Okay.

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