REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
WINNTER 2022-2023
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Vol. 8 Issue 1
One Mistake That Will Cost You Thousands
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Member Spotlight
By Jeffery S. Watson
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indsey Jensen’s dad has been a real estate appraiser ever since she was a baby. She grew up being around houses as well as working with her dad’s business – which at one point included flipping. His success inspired her to want the life that he had, and after reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad, she knew she wanted to be an investor. She attended her first creative deal making seminar in 2016 and was hooked. She purchased her first seller finance deal six months later and now, six years later, she has a $10M portfolio that she landlords and master leases an additional 40 properties. Lindsey is an active of member of Colorado’s Investment Community of the Rockies (ICOR).
recently sat down for a couple of hours with my friend David Richter, author of the book Profit First for Real Estate Investing (you can find it on Amazon). I want to share some of what we talked about that can have a tremendous impact on your financial situation. We all love control. Even young children want to push the boundaries of their world. Whether it is brushing their teeth or buckling their car seat, they like to feel that they are in control of the situation. This is often the case with adults as well. We want to be in control of when and how we do things rather than have someone tell us what to do and when to do it. What about your money? Are you in control of your cash? We all have emotional ties to money. Watching your money come in one day only to go right back out the next day can be stressful. I’m sure we can all relate to feeling frustrated when standing at the gas pump. If you are a real estate investor, rising interest rates can Continued on Page 18
Is There a Coming Oil Crash? By Chris Kuehl, Ph.D.
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his piece is a bit off the beaten track as far as housing and construction are concerned but only by a bit. By now we have all become pretty familiar with all those “headwinds.” The rise in the mortgage rates slowed the demand for single-family housing although there continues to be a great deal of permit activity surrounding multi-family units. The shortage of over 5 million homes remains a factor and that need is being filled by apartments. The commercial side of construction is still feeding off projects that were started a year or more ago and the biggest concern is what fills the pipeline in 2023 and beyond. The focus for commercial is still logistics and warehousing but
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