International Commercial Real Estate Investing

November 21, 2008 by Admin
Filed under: Commercial Real Estate 

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I hope you know by now, at University Partners, we put our money where are mouth is.  Meaning that we not only fully believe what we teach, we are actually doing it!

There are a ton of market opportunities in the real estate markets that we focus on.  However, we always are wanting to keep the pipeline full.  So, I am actually planning on making a trip to Canada in August and a trip to Japan and Korea in September.  Don’t worry I am also making a trip to both, Florida and California in October, to see if I need to pull the trigger and buy properties in these areas or keep being patient and opportunistic.

International Real Estate Investing is really a whole different animal.  To be honest, I don’t have that much experience with it.  However, I know two very important things.   You can translate your education in Triple Net Lease Commercial Real Estate Investing easily from the United States into any country.  I also know that there are plenty of opportunities due to globalization, albeit plenty of risks due to different real estate laws and different funding procedures.

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Formal Education vs. Self Education
August 13th, 2008

“Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.”
– Jim Rohn

We are surrounded by negative news from the t.v. and newspapers to family and friends.  However if you notice carefully there are also people that are doing quite well in this economy.  What is the difference?  The difference is between the formally educated and the self-educated.  Self educated people buy books, courses on the internet, and educate themselves on new investment ideas continually.  Formally educated people simply follow the “rules” that have been taught to them by teachers.

Here are some quotes from a recent NREI article (formally educated) and below the quotes are an explanation of how students of 3NetLease Profits (self-educated) are using the obvious problems to their advantage:

As the number of retail store closings continues to rise, landlords in the retail sector should brace for falling rents and declining occupancy. Property & Portfolio Research expects the final tally of store closings for the year to climb to more than 6,000, compared with 4,600 closings in 2007. As of mid-August, Boston-based PPR reports 5,300 closings.

Rents in Triple Net Leases rise over a 20-year term, therefore they don’t fall!  They also don’t have to worry about vacancy since they have a 20-year lease.

Landlords are becoming creative in dealing with lease terminations and restructuring leases so that they can maintain occupancy levels, according to Weiner. They are increasingly receptive to rent concessions and subleases.

Triple Net Lease investor students of ours aren’t having to negotiate with their occupants because they were educated before they signed a 20-year lease with a tennant.

These are just a couple of reasons why we feel using this course will lead to financial peace and prosperity for your company and your family.

“Education costs money, but then so does ignorance.”
– Sir Claus Moser

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