Commercial Real Estate Investing for Beginners
What you will learn
What it takes for anyone to own their first commercial real estate investment property.
The different asset classes and which ones individual investors target and why.
How to evaluate any deal quickly and easily just like the pros.
Major pitfalls to avoid when investing in commercial real estate
Tips for Specific types of properties including Apartments, Self Storage, Mobile Home Parks, Shopping Centers and Office Buildings.
Secrets to building generational wealth
MUCH, much more!
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Our Verdict
Peter Harris' Commercial Real Estate Investing for Beginners course offers a valuable starting point for those looking to delve into the rewarding world of commercial property investments. While the course content is primarily focused on the United States, students from around the globe can benefit from its comprehensive approach and wealth of practical advice. Boasting expert insights derived from Harris' best-selling book, the course manages to balance beginner-friendly basics with intermediate-level concepts while incorporating specific strategies related to various commercial property types. Tailored specifically for those starting their real estate journey, Commercial Real Estate Investing for Beginners excels at inspiring curiosity and confidence—despite a scarcity of advanced tactics that could discourage seasoned investors. While the course does exhibit minor areas for improvement (namely redundancies between videos), these shortcomings do not hinder the overall learning experience. Ultimately, Commercial Real Estate Investing for Beginners serves as an essential gateway into a prosperous investment medium to build lasting wealth and secure financial freedom.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of commercial real estate investing, from basics to specific asset classes like apartments, self-storage, and mobile home parks.
- Author Peter Harris' expertise as the author of 'Commercial Real Estate Investing for Dummies' is a valuable resource.
- Actionable insights on deal evaluation, wealth building, and finding lenders; helpful scripts and templates provided.
- Particularly beneficial for beginners and those from underrepresented groups seeking real estate investment guidance
Potential Drawbacks
- A few repetitive videos and occasional redundancies may lead to a slight loss of interest.
- Lacks global applicability; concepts primarily apply to the U.S.; users outside the U.S. should exercise caution when applying provided information.
- Limited multimedia content without engaging interactive elements or additional resources for extended learning
- Insufficient in-depth knowledge sharing, specifically on advanced commercial real estate investment strategies