284. Which College Degree for Development, Competing as a Boutique Broker, and More (Office Hours)

NOV 27, 202438 MIN
The Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast

284. Which College Degree for Development, Competing as a Boutique Broker, and More (Office Hours)

NOV 27, 202438 MIN

Description

<p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>Goal Setting: Tyler emphasizes the importance of setting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals for the upcoming year and breaking them down into daily/weekly activities.</p><p>Impact of Election: Tyler discusses the potential impact of the new president on commercial real estate, highlighting concerns around deregulation, tariffs, and immigration.</p><p>Niche Focus: Tyler advises finding a niche and differentiating your commercial real estate brokerage, as he did by focusing on East Nashville and small businesses.</p><p>Evaluating Deals Quickly: Tyler shares a "back-of-napkin" calculation method to quickly determine if a deal is worth further underwriting, based on price per square foot and desired cap rate.</p><p>Providing Value-Added Services: Tyler suggests offering Property Performance Assessments to property owners as a way to get a foot in the door and build relationships.</p><p>Leveraging Relationships and Networking: Tyler emphasizes the importance of regularly communicating with other brokers to stay informed about market trends and conditions.</p><p>Efficient Use of Technology: Tyler discusses reducing reliance on expensive platforms like CoStar and instead leveraging free or low-cost data sources and personal market knowledge.</p><p>Importance of Mentorship and Involvement in Organizations: Tyler highlights the benefits of being part of the Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) and the value of mentorship.</p>