Multifamily Investing: Essential KPIs and Reports for Success in Asset Management w/ Greg Butcher

Greg Butcher is an experienced investor in real estate, specializing in multifamily properties. He began his real estate journey by investing in single-family homes, but after discovering the potential of multifamily real estate and syndications, he decided to expand his knowledge and investment strategy. Nine years ago, Greg joined a multifamily mentoring and educational program, just as he was retiring from active duty. During his first year in the program, he invested as a passive limited partner to learn the ins and outs of underwriting. In 2016, Greg took on a role as a general partner and successfully closed his first deal. With his expertise and dedication to the real estate industry, Greg continues to thrive as an investor in the multifamily market.

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Topics & Bullets:

Introduction and Background

• Greg Butcher's background and how he got into multifamily investing
• Lessons learned from being a marine and applying them to real estate investing

Tips for Veterans Transitioning to Real Estate Investing

• Balancing a job with real estate investing
• Importance of networking and surrounding oneself with knowledgeable individuals
• Starting small vs. jumping into multifamily investing

Importance of Asset Management in Multifamily Real Estate

• Lack of focus on asset management in education programs
• The significance of asset management in today's economy
• Greg's motivation for creating KPI checklists for asset management

KPIs for Multifamily Asset Management

• Marketing and leasing KPIs: identifying marketing channels, lead flow, cost per lead and cost per lease signed
• Importance of managing ratios to improve effectiveness
• Market-specific KPIs and the impact of market conditions

Managing Property Managers Effectively

• Questions to ask when hiring a property management company
• Importance of building a good relationship with property managers
• Effect of property management company size on support and effectiveness

Lessons Learned from Syndication

• Importance of finding the right partners
• Lessons learned in tackling one's first syndication
• Balancing realistic projections and preserving investor trust

Dealing with Challenges in Real Estate Investing

• Impact of rising interest rates on floating rate debt properties
• Handling unforeseen events such as the COVID-19 pandemic
• Stress testing and mitigating risks in real estate investments

Greg's Experience in Syndication

• Number of properties syndicated and current assets under management
• Performance of fixed rate debt deals vs. floating rate debt deals

Personal Recommendations and Tools

• Book recommendation: "Best in Class" by Gary Lipsky and Kyle Mitchell
• Essential tool: Excel for financial analysis and performance tracking

Advice for Real Estate Investors

• Start now and don't delay
• Consider entering syndication in commercial real estate
• Exploring other asset classes such as self-storage

Closing Thoughts and Additional Concepts

• Key factors to consider for effective asset management: manager, meetings, measurement, cash and financial management, construction management, and community
• Importance of fostering a sense of community for profitability and tenant satisfaction

Conclusion and Thank You

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