In E018, Brock Rogerson discusses his cash-flow-centric approach to real estate investing in markets that show weak growth, high vacancy and many other potential “alarm bells” that would scare off the average real estate investor. Brock has been investing in real estate since 2008 and has maintained a torrid pace of adding units to his portfolio. No matter how you slice it, Brock knows his stuff. He’s diligent, systematic and determined and he’s absolutely crushing it when it comes to buying single family and multifamily properties in Saint John, New Bruswick, Winnipeg Manitoba, and several other Canadian and American locations.
Key Contacts:
Andrew Hines: on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandrewhines or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandrewhines
Some Specific Topics Covered on this podcast are as follows:
- Why Saint John New Brunswick for buying real estate and what type of cash flow can be expected
- What are the signs of a good market to invest in when it comes to optimizing cash flow
- How to manage an extremely large real estate portfolio from a distance (Brock currently lives on the opposite side of the continent from the majority of his properties)
- What’s a good vacancy rate with potential for improvement
- Why a low vacancy rate can actually be a bad thing
- Why it might be a good idea to avoid putting value on future potential in your investment markets (the numbers should make sense ‘as-is’.
- How to BRRRR in these low purchase price, high cash flow markets
Music Info, Artist: JPB, Song: High, NCS Release: Feb 1 2015, No Copyright Copyright Free
