RCRE - Don’t Be Afraid of Retail Real Estate in Nashville with Tyler Cauble

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🗓️ 1 July 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Mike Taravella and Will Coleman interview Tyler Cauble of The Cauble Group. Key Information: Gain an edge in multi-family by learning how to underwrite commercial and retail properties. Good retail deals allow you to lock in long term leases with high credit tenants. Commercial lease agreements can vary significantly depending on the tenant. To get agency financing for mixed-use properties, at least 75% of the income must come from the multi-family portion of the property. Right now the typical commercial loan will be 12-18 months IO, 20 years amortization, and have a 4% interest rate. Commercial loans include the cost of renovations. Smaller units in commercial spaces are starting to trend as a result of COVID-19. Expert Pro Tip: “Don’t be afraid to get involved in mixed-use properties” Contact Information: Instagram: @commerical_in_nashville Youtube: Tyler Cauble https://www.tylercauble.com/ To register to invest with us: https://invest.randpartnersllc.com/invexp/accounts/login/ Rand CRE's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randcre Rand CRE's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/randcre Rand CRE's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randcre

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0:00.0	Welcome to the RANCRE show, commercial real estate with no stone left unturned.
0:09.8	Hey everyone, welcome to the RANCRE show.
0:12.9	I'm your host, Mike Targhellen, and with my co-host, Will Coleman.
0:16.1	Well, how's it going, man?
0:17.1	Going well, Mike, just running the marathon one step at a time.
0:19.7	Looking forward to learning from our
0:21.0	guest today yeah our guest today is a recurring guest alert uh the second recurring guest
0:27.0	he is a lot of value does a lot of different things we'll how about you introduce him so i'll
0:32.8	describe him here for the the people that are listening the he's got it sweet setup with a nice blue background
0:38.2	in a sweet mic. And I think this is one of the best setups we've seen so far. But our guest
0:43.6	today is Tyler Cobble, who is the founder, founding principle of the Kabul group, which focused on
0:48.6	office, retail, and industrial real estate. Just kind of shout out to our listeners he is a very good
0:54.2	YouTube channel which he constantly produces you know high quality information
0:58.8	content in terms of what he's doing and a lot of good tips he also has a book
1:02.7	called Open for Business where he discusses how you can lease commercial real estate
1:08.6	so a lot of great content from this guy. How's it go, Tyler?
1:12.6	Mike, well, super excited to be back on with you guys. That was quite the intro. I need to hire
1:16.7	you guys to just follow me around everywhere. That was great. You know, a lot of, I mean, it's hard.
1:22.0	It's a lot of stuff, but you're doing a lot of different things. You're doing a lot of different things well, vertically integrated and a lot of different spaces in Nashville and throughout Tennessee. So, you know,
1:31.8	big intro for a really great guest and happy to have you on. Oh, I appreciate that, guys. Yeah,
1:37.0	I love real estate. So the vertical integration that we were talking about. I mean, it's,
1:41.6	it's so much fun to be involved in that every day. And I'm,
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