BEST WAY to underwrite a real estate deal in 5 min

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BEST WAY to underwrite a real estate deal in 5 min –

Learn the essentials of underwriting real estate in just three minutes! Grant Cardone breaks down the basics of calculating gross income, expenses, and Net Operating Income (NOI) to ensure you get a great deal. Understand how to use cap rates to determine property value and see real-world examples. Stay tuned for more tips on finding, funding, and profiting from real estate investments.

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1. Introduction: Basics of Underwriting Real Estate (00:00)
2. Gross Income: Actual Revenue Collected (00:35)
3. Expenses Breakdown (01:09)
4. Calculating NOI (01:39)
5. Determining Property Value Based on NOI (02:13)
6. Cap Rate Examples (02:52)
7. Market Differences and Cap Rates (03:29)
8. Finding Deals and Next Steps (04:02)

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  • @రురు says:

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  • @SantosValario says:

    From $37K to $65K that’s the minimum range of profit return every month I think it’s not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.

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  • @benjamin_william_farzad says:

    That right impressive

  • @stallionequity9035 says:

    Calculating the value off the wrong number. Should be off the NOI. Not the $1M. Just sayin

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  • @kasim7929 says:

    Wtf is he talking about? What correlation does 6 percent cap rate has with a 6 million dollar property? or 8 percent with 12 million dollar property? You’d think banks will give 12 mill for hardly fetching 8 percent noi? 😂

    • @chrishahe5186 says:

      Learn before you speak, you couldn’t even find the mistake in the video.

      And yes, the bank will give you a loan based on these numbers.

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