June 3, 2020

Multifamily Financing Explained with Adam Finkel

Discover how to find different sources of funding to get you started in real estate, learn about Adam’s diversification strategy that brought him the most passive income, and know more about financing deals tailored to cater to every type of real estate ...

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Property Profits Real Estate Podcast

Discover how to find different sources of funding to get you started in real estate, learn about Adam’s diversification strategy that brought him the most passive income, and know more about financing deals tailored to cater to every type of real estate investor.

 

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Summary: 

Adam Finkel is a proud father, husband, entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of Tower Capital, a Phoenix-based Commercial Real Estate Structured Finance Firm, specializing in debt and equity placement for most commercial real estate asset classes. Since the firm’s inception in 2015, it has been involved in over $1 billion in successful capitalization on behalf of investors, developers, owners, and operators throughout the country. 

In this episode, Adam digs deep into how multifamily financing works and its strategic team approach streamlining the financing process in the efficient and least costly manner. 

Topics Covered: 

  • 01:09 – What led him to real estate 
  • 02:26 – What his portfolio looks like 
  • 03:39 – Mistakes people commit when they go for financing 
  • 07:29 – How financing looks like 
  • 08:46 – The minimum dollar transaction for an investor who is just going for small deals 
  • 12:39 – What is a capital stack 

Key Takeaways: 

“It’s really important for people to be diversified whether they’re investing in real estate, you want to maybe be in some different geographies, you want to be in some different asset classes, but not only that, not have all your money in real estate and kind of spread it out between different things as well.” – Adam Finkel 

“It’s important for people to understand what the lenders are looking for as far as the sponsor, the borrower goes, how they’re looking at the deal and how they’re underwriting the property to come up with the loan terms.” – Adam Finkel 

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