The Ultimate Starter Guide To Real Estate

Summary

Este guía definitiva para comenzar en el mundo de la bienes raíces, presentada por Chris Cron, revela los pasos clave para invertir inteligentemente en propiedades. Cron, con una experiencia que incluye transacciones de más de $2 mil millones, desentraña los beneficios de la propiedad, incluyendo flujo de caja positivo, apreciación de valor, uso de hipotecas y reducción de impuestos. Destaca estrategias rentables como alquileres, opciones de arrendamiento y venta al contado. Además, ofrece consejos valiosos sobre cómo encontrar un mentor y tomar acción decisiva para construir una cartera de bienes raíces rentables.

Takeaways

• 🏠 Inversión en bienes raíces: La guía definitiva para comenzar en el mundo de la real estate, según Chris Cron, destaca cómo las personas pueden generar millones de dólares en esta industria.
• 💡 Primeros pasos: Cron comparte un plan paso a paso para aquellos que aún no han tomado acción en la real estate, destacando que no se necesita ser rico para invertir en ella.
• 📈 Beneficios de la propiedad: Cron explica los cinco beneficios principales de la real estate, incluyendo flujo de caja positivo, apreciación de valor, uso de hipoteca, reducción de capital y depreciación fiscal.
• 💰 Flujo de caja: Propiedades bien seleccionadas pueden generar ingresos adicionales mensuales, como un trabajo a tiempo parcial sin esfuerzo.
• 🔑 Leverage: La inversión en bienes raíces permite aprovechar el poder de la hipoteca para maximizar el rendimiento de los fondos propios.
• 📈 Apreciación de valor: La historial de valoración de las viviendas muestra una tendencia al alza, lo que representa una oportunidad de inversión a largo plazo.
• 🏡 Tipos de bienes raíces: Cron enfatiza la importancia de elegir el tipo correcto de propiedad para invertir, con una preferencia por la real estate residencial.
• 🔑 Estrategias de inversión: Se presentan tres estrategias principales de inversión en bienes raíces: alquiler, opción de arrendamiento y wholesaling.
• 💼 Wholesaling: Cron describe el wholesaling como una forma de obtener ganancias sin la necesidad de invertir capital propio, solo identificando y vendiendo oportunidades.
• 🏘️ Compra segura: Se sugiere comprar propiedades por debajo del precio medio para asegurar un margen de seguridad y obtener el mejor rendimiento.
• 📊 ROI: Cron detalla cómo las cuatro áreas de ganancia en la compra y mantenimiento de bienes raíces pueden sumarse para obtener un rendimiento de inversión alto (ROI).
• 📚 Formación y mentoría: El guía destaca la importancia de la educación en bienes raíces, la definición de metas financieras, encontrar un mentor y tomar acción como pasos clave para el éxito.

Q & A

¿Qué es el 'Ultimate Starter Guide' para comenzar en el mercado de bienes raíces según el guion?

El 'Ultimate Starter Guide' es una guía detallada que el orador ofrece para ayudar a las personas a comenzar en el negocio de la bienes raíces, explicando los pasos básicos y cómo aprovechar las oportunidades para generar riqueza.

¿Cuál fue la mayor preocupación del orador al comenzar en bienes raíces?

La mayor preocupación del orador al comenzar en bienes raíces fue que parecía un juego de hombres ricos y que requería mucho dinero para invertir, lo que le hizo pensar que necesitaba dinero para ganar dinero.

¿Por qué el orador menciona que comprar bienes raíces no requiere necesariamente tener dinero?

El orador menciona que comprar bienes raíces no requiere dinero porque es posible hacerlo con poco dinero o incluso sin dinero, gracias a estrategias como el leasing o la opción de arrendamiento, y aprovechando la ayuda de mentores y el uso de crédito de terceros.

¿Cuáles son los cinco beneficios principales de poseer bienes raíces según el guion?

Los cinco beneficios principales son: 1) Generar un flujo de caja positivo. 2) Aumentar en valor con el tiempo. 3) Aprovechar el uso de efectivo de otros, como los bancos, para invertir (leverage). 4) La reducción del principal de la hipoteca a través de los pagos de los inquilinos. 5) Depreciar la propiedad para reducir la base imponible de impuestos.

¿Por qué el orador considera que los alquileres pueden ser una buena inversión si se hacen correctamente?

Los alquileres pueden ser una buena inversión porque, si se adquieren en el mercado adecuado y a un precio correcto, pueden generar un flujo de caja positivo, es decir, los ingresos por alquiler superan los gastos, lo que resulta en un ingreso adicional sin necesidad de tiempo adicional del propietario.

¿Qué es una 'opción de arrendamiento' o 'rent to own' según el guion?

Una 'opción de arrendamiento' o 'rent to own' es una estrategia donde el inversor arrienda una propiedad a una familia con la intención de que esta última adquiera la propiedad. Esto permite obtener un alquiler más alto y un depósito no reembolsable, lo que puede ser beneficioso para el inversor.

¿Qué es el 'wholesaling' y cómo funciona según el guion?

El 'wholesaling' es una estrategia donde el inversor identifica una propiedad a un precio muy bajo y, en lugar de comprarla, simplemente transfiere el contrato o el trato a otro inversor por una suma de dinero, obteniendo ganancias sin necesidad de poseer la propiedad.

¿Cuál es el 'sweet spot' para comprar propiedades según las enseñanzas del orador?

El 'sweet spot' para comprar propiedades, según el orador, es comprarlas aproximadamente un 30% por debajo del valor medio del mercado, lo que proporciona una fuerte margen de seguridad y reduce el riesgo en caso de una caída en el mercado.

¿Cuáles son los cuatro centros de ganancia principales al comprar y mantener bienes raíces según el guion?

Los cuatro centros de ganancia principales son: 1) Flujo de caja positivo. 2) Apreciación de la propiedad. 3) Reducción del principal de la hipoteca. 4) Depreciación de la propiedad para efectos fiscales.

¿Por qué es importante tener un mentor en el negocio de bienes raíces según el guion?

Tener un mentor es importante porque proporciona una fuente de conocimiento y experiencia valiosa, ayuda a encontrar buenas oportunidades de inversión, y ofrece un soporte para tomar decisiones informadas y manejar los desafíos del negocio de bienes raíces.

¿Cuáles son los cuatro pasos que el orador sugiere para comenzar en bienes raíces?

Los cuatro pasos sugeridos son: 1) Educarse. 2) Establecer metas financieras. 3) Encontrar un mentor. 4) Tomar acción y comenzar a invertir en bienes raíces.

Outlines

00:00

😀 Guía Inicial para el Éxito en Bienes Raíces

El primer párrafo introduce a Chris Cron, un experto en bienes raíces que ha transaccionado más de 2 mil millones de dólares y creado muchos millonarios. Chris comparte que, a pesar de que muchos conocen los beneficios del bienes raíces, aún no han tomado acción debido a la falta de conocimiento sobre los primeros pasos. Él explica que, aunque inicialmente el bienes raíces puede parecer un juego de ricos, en realidad no se necesita mucho dinero para comenzar. Chris desafía la idea de que 'necesitas dinero para ganar dinero', y presenta su guía para aquellos que están listos para empezar a acumular riqueza a través de la inversión en bienes raíces.

05:00

🏠 Beneficios de la Propiedad y Estrategias de Inversión

En el segundo párrafo, se discuten los cinco beneficios principales de la propiedad: flujo de caja positivo, apreciación de valor, uso de apalancamiento, reducción de capital y depreciación fiscal. Chris ilustra estos beneficios con ejemplos de su experiencia personal, como comprar su primer casa con menos de $5,000 y generar un ingreso adicional de $500 al mes. Además, se mencionan las cuatro formas de inversión en bienes raíces: alquileres, opciones de arrendamiento, venta al contado y apalancamiento, y se enfatiza la importancia de elegir el tipo de propiedad y el mercado adecuado para maximizar los rendimientos.

10:02

📈 Cómo Empezar y Crecer con la Inversión en Bienes Raíces

El tercer párrafo se enfoca en los pasos prácticos para comenzar en el mercado de bienes raíces. Chris comparte su propia historia de cómo, siguiendo el consejo de un mentor, adquirió su primera propiedad y cómo esto llevó a la acumulación de una cartera de bienes raíces rentables. Destaca la importancia de la educación, la definición de metas financieras, la búsqueda de un mentor y la acción. Chris ofrece su guía definitiva para comenzar en bienes raíces y anima a los espectadores a tomar acción inmediata, ofreciendo su apoyo personal a través de un enlace.

Keywords

💡Bienes raíces

Bienes raíces se refiere al negocio de compra y venta de propiedades inmobiliarias. En el video, es el tema central, ya que el orador comparte su guía para comenzar en este campo y destacar cómo se puede acumular riqueza a través de la inversión en bienes raíces.

💡Primeros pasos

Los 'primeros pasos' son las acciones iniciales que se deben tomar para comenzar en un nuevo negocio o habilidad. En el video, el orador explica los pasos básicos que se deben seguir para entrar en el mercado de bienes raíces y cómo dominarlo.

💡Flujo de efectivo positivo

El 'flujo de efectivo positivo' es una situación en la que los ingresos generados por una propiedad superan a los gastos. Es un concepto clave en el video, ya que el orador lo utiliza para ilustrar cómo las propiedades pueden generar ingresos adicionales sin esfuerzo adicional.

💡Apreciación

La 'apreciación' es el aumento en el valor de una propiedad inmobiliaria con el tiempo. El orador menciona que la apreciación es una de las razones principales para invertir en bienes raíces, ya que puede generar ganancias significativas a largo plazo.

💡Leverage

El 'leverage' en el contexto de bienes raíces se refiere a la capacidad de comprar una propiedad con una pequeña cantidad de dinero propio y el resto a través de financiamiento. Es una estrategia mencionada en el video para maximizar los retornos de la inversión.

💡Principal reduction

La 'reducción del principal' es el proceso por el cual la deuda de una hipoteca disminuye con los pagos mensuales. El orador destaca cómo los inquilinos pueden ayudar a pagar la hipoteca, reduciendo así la cantidad que se debe.

💡Depreciación

La 'depreciación' es un beneficio fiscal que permite a los propietarios de propiedades inmobiliarias deducibles el valor de la propiedad a lo largo de un período determinado. En el video, se describe cómo esto puede reducir los impuestos que se pagan sobre el ingreso generado por la propiedad.

💡Tipos de bienes raíces

Los 'tipos de bienes raíces' abarcan una variedad de opciones de inversión, como bienes residenciales, comerciales, industriales y tierras baldías. El orador se enfoca en el bienes residenciales, que considera más rentables.

💡Estrategias de inversión

Las 'estrategias de inversión' son enfoques diferentes para invertir en bienes raíces, como alquileres, opciones de arrendamiento y venta al contado. El orador comparte las tres estrategias que él encuentra más rentables y explica cómo funciona cada una.

💡Margen de seguridad

El 'margen de seguridad' es la diferencia entre el precio de compra de una propiedad y el precio medio del mercado, que proporciona protección en caso de una caída en los precios. El orador sugiere que comprar propiedades por debajo del precio medio ofrece un fuerte margen de seguridad.

💡Rentabilidad

La 'rentabilidad' se refiere a la ganancia obtenida de una inversión, expresada como una proporción del capital invertido. El orador explica cómo combinar flujo de efectivo positivo, apreciación, reducción del principal y depreciación puede generar una rentabilidad alta en las inversiones en bienes raíces.

💡Educación

La 'educación' es el proceso de adquirir conocimientos y habilidades en un tema específico. El orador enfatiza la importancia de educarse sobre bienes raíces antes de invertir, ya sea a través de videos, libros o eventos en vivo.

💡Objetivos financieros

Los 'objetivos financieros' son metas específicas que una persona tiene en términos de su situación económica. En el video, el orador habla sobre la importancia de establecer objetivos financieros claros, como alcanzar un ingreso pasivo determinado a través de alquileres.

💡Mentor

Un 'mentor' es alguien con experiencia en un campo específico que guía y asesora a otra persona. El orador resalta la importancia de tener un mentor en el ámbito de bienes raíces para obtener asesoramiento y apoyo en el proceso de inversión.

💡Acción

La 'acción' se refiere a la implementación de lo aprendido y la toma de decisiones concretas. El orador enfatiza que la educación y los objetivos financieros son importantes, pero la acción es esencial para convertirse en un inversionista exitoso en bienes raíces.

Highlights

Ultimate starter guide for real estate success shared step by step.

Overcoming the fear of real estate jargon and misconceptions about needing money to start.

Mentorship's role in debunking myths and providing guidance in real estate investment.

Chris Cron's experience with transacting over $2 billion in real estate.

Five major benefits of owning real estate, including positive cash flow.

The power of leverage in real estate investment explained.

Historical data on home value appreciation and its potential for the future.

Principal reduction as a benefit, paying off the mortgage with rental income.

Depreciation as a tax benefit for real estate investors.

Different types of real estate and the focus on residential real estate for profitability.

Top three profitable real estate investment strategies: rentals, lease options, and wholesaling.

The importance of buying real estate below the median price for safety.

Four major profit centers of buying and holding real estate for ROI.

Calculating the aggregated ROI and the rule of 72 for wealth doubling.

Steps to get started in real estate: education, setting financial goals, finding a mentor, and taking action.

Chris Cron's offer of a free game plan for becoming a multi-millionaire in real estate.

The significance of taking the first step despite fear with the support of a mentor.

Transcripts

listen if you've been following me on

social media for a while you know I talk

a lot about real estate and that you can

make millions of dollars with it and yet

if you're still watching me and you

haven't taken action it's probably

because you don't know what your first

real action steps are check it

out well today I'm sharing with you the

ultimate starter guide for crushing it

in the game of Real Estate I'm going to

lay it out for you step by step so that

you can get started right now you know

what my biggest fear was when I got

started in real estate I was young and

there were all of these new big words

like mortgage and paying rent and on top

of that real estate kind of looked like

a rich man's game I'm like you probably

have to have money to make money but

fortunately the mentors that got me

started in the game said that's actually

an illusion it's not true Chris you can

buy real estate with no money you can

buy real estate with little money you

don't have to do it the way other people

do which means that anyone can get

started in real estate whether you were

young like me in my early 20s or whether

you're in your 50s it's never too late

to get in the game it's really about

getting started and then learning just

how rapidly you can build wealth Welcome

to The Ultimate Guide to getting started

in the game of Real Estate my name is

Chris cron and if you are new to me I've

transacted over $2 billion doll worth of

real estate over 6,500 single family

homes and I've created many many

millionaires along the way now before I

help you come up with your game plan on

step by step of what you do to get

started in real estate let's make sure

that you start by understanding the five

major reasons the benefits on why people

want to own real estate in the first

place when you buy a house it comes with

a mortgage and that's an expense and

basically you've got to pay money every

month to the bank but if you rent out

the house because you've bought the

right house there's leftover money in

other words the rent is greater than the

expenses and if your house is producing

an extra $4 $500 every single month

that's now called a positive cash flow

and the very first benefit of owning

real estate is that it can produce a

positive cash flow just imagine that you

got a second really small part-time job

paying you an extra $500 a month but it

didn't require any of your time well

that's what each house is to you when I

was in college I bought my first 2500

homes and I did it with less than $5,000

each of those homes roughly paid me $500

a month so by the time I graduated

college $500 a month times 25 homes I

was clearing over $122,000 a month the

second reason for buying real estate is

that it goes up in value and by a little

or a lot well bu a ton in fact over the

last 65 years they've tracked Nationwide

that the average house goes up

4.65% every single year now 4.65% may

not sound like a lot but when you

understand the amount of Leverage that

you get with a house it's a ton what do

I mean by leverage people don't buy

homes cash they go to Banks and the

banks actually give them money to buy

the house you have to come up with a

small amount of money and then the bank

comes up with a large amount of the

money so the

4.65% that you're making is mostly on

the bank's money which actually if

you're putting down a 20% down payment

it's like five times the benefit that's

like 25% of your on your money or if

you're buying a house for you and you're

putting a 3% down payment it's a really

big number but Chris the market is so

inflated homes have gone up so much I

mean they can't keep going up can they

did you know when 1963 the median home

was

$177,000 and now today it's over

$417,000 where do you think it's going

to be in 5 years it's not coming down

the third reason why to invest in real

estate is leverage control Banks stand

ready to give you anywhere from 80 to

97% of the money and even in some rare

programs 100% of the money to buy the

house now the reason why that's

important is that if you had $50,000

that you put in the stock market you

could only buy $50,000 of stocks but if

you have $50,000 in real estate you can

buy

$250,000 worth of real estate or a whole

lot more the fourth benefit of owning

real estate is what's called principal

reduction you see every month when you

make your mortgage payment some of that

goes to interest and some of that goes

to the principal meaning that over time

the banks going to earn a lot of money

and interest in fact on a 30-year

mortgage the house is actually going to

get paid for almost three times but

along the way the house also gets paid

off do you know who's going to pay it

off your renters you're literally saying

I want you to live in this place and I

want you to pay off my house over time

and the fifth major benefit is what's

called depreciation not appreciation

depreciation is where the the government

allows you to take the entire value of

your house and write it off over 27 1/2

years so for example on a $300,000 house

that's a little over $10,000 you get to

write off every year if you rent it out

and you're making $5,000 a your positive

cash flow you actually don't have to pay

taxes on any of that why because there's

$10,000 of depreciation against the

$5,000 of positive income which means

you don't only pay taxes on that but you

have an additional $5,000 of that

depreciation carrying over in your other

income sources which basically means the

more real estate you buy the less taxes

you pay moving on there are four

different types of real estate

residential real estate commercial real

estate industrial real estate and raw

land now technically you can make money

with all of these but because I'm your

Mentor today I'm going to share with you

that there's one that I'm the most

interested in and that's residential

real estate residential real estate is

exactly what you're thinking this is a

home for a family and that's it but if

you move up to Commercial Real Estate

you then get into multif family real

estate and also business real estate

you've got industrial real estate where

you've got warehouses and steel

manufacturing plants and then you have

raw land I bought a track of land I

waited 20 years and then guess what it

went up in value and I sold it and I

made millions of dollars but of all four

of these residential real estate makes

me more money than any of the other

categories now there are 30 major

different ways to invest in real estate

but today I'm going to share with you

the top three the three that I have

found to be the most profitable so take

notes the first first one is called a

rental the second one is called a lease

option and the third one is called

wholesaling now a rental is what you

would imagine I bought a house I rent it

out and the people that live there they

pay me rent now is that a smart thing to

do all the time well it depends if it's

the right house in the right market and

you bought it at the right price if you

did one two or three of those wrong

you'd then be stuck with a house and a

negative cash flow because the rent that

they pay is not enough to cover all of

the expenses rentals done correctly are

good I own thousands of them and I

absolutely recommend it the second

strategy is called a lease option or

sometimes called rent to own this is

where an investor has bought a home but

instead of just renting it out they want

to rent it to a family that has an

intention of buying the home now lease

options are awesome because the family

moving into the house wants to make it

their own they'll pay a premium on rent

they'll usually give you a

non-refundable down payment of $3,000 to

$10,000 and the bottom line is you make

a lot of money and they do all of the

management so that's also a very smart

strategy in fact the first 25 homes that

I bought were all lease options the

third strategy is called wholesaling and

this is where you're going to identify a

house at a really deep discount and then

instead of buying it you're going to

just flip the contract the deal to an

investor and say I want you to cough up

$20,000 or $50,000 for basically taking

on this really good deal that I found

for you wholesaling is really smart

because it doesn't require any money it

doesn't require any credit and if you

have the right system you can make

hundreds of thousands of dollars or even

millions of dollars doing this now as

your Mentor I do need to give you a huge

warning that when you wholesale or flip

properties you can make a ton of cash

but 10 years can go by you've made a ton

of money and you don't own any real

estate so when we talk about rentals or

lease options that's a Buy and Hold

strategy wholesaling and flipping that

is real estate as a business where you

don't actually hold on to the properties

but you make a bunch of money and if you

do both that's real smart next I need to

teach you the a sweet spot for your buy

and holds because when you build a

portfolio of homes that means I am

buying homes to collect them and either

rent them out or do lease options

because the more homes I have the more

passive income that I have plus all the

other benefits that Chris cron you as my

mentor just told me about and here's

that sweet spot when you buy these homes

underneath the median by about 30% what

you do is you create a strong margin of

safety for example when I buy real

estate my average purchase price these

days $270,000

the national median

$430,000 so I'm about 30% below it and

what that means is that if the market

comes down for a few years and a million

doll homes becomes a half a million

dollars that person takes a half a

million dollar bath if a $300,000 home

becomes a $250,000 home you're much more

insulated you can keep renting the

property and you're going to keep making

money in other words when the market

comes down expensive homes have big

expenses and big problems but homes

below the median they create your

greatest security okay Chris you buy it

below the median but what about condos

and town homes well I don't touch those

either I want single family homes that

are at least three bedrooms and

preferably two bathrooms on up to that

price 30% below the median anything in

between that is going to give you your

strongest cash flow and your best

appreciation and your greatest safety

next for your ultimate guide we have to

talk about the four major profit centers

of buying and holding real estate

because ultimately these are designed to

create what's called an ROI ROI stand

for return on investment and it's how

you know how well your money is

performing let's say I bought this

property and it had a $300 month

positive cash flow and based on my

investment that was producing a 5% Roi

but let's add on top of that that I

bought it in a market where at the rate

the house is going up based on what I

put down I'm also clearing 20% every

year on my appreciation well now I'm

earning 5% on my cash on cash I'm

earning 20% on appreciation I'm already

at a 25% Roi which by the way is my

minimum but we're not done yet the third

profit Center is what's called principal

reduction we talked about this earlier I

have a tenant living there and every

month that I make the mortgage payment

based on the rent that they gave me the

principal or what I owe on the house is

going down and for the first five years

on average it's around $250 and that

pencils out to about a 4% annual Roi

just on them getting your house paid off

well if I was 5% on my cash flow 20% on

my appreciation and 4% on principal

reduction now I'm sitting at a 20 9% Roi

the fourth major profit Center is

depreciating the property like we also

talked about before let's assume that my

depreciation on this property equates to

an additional 3% of Roi and I add that

on top of my 29% and now I'm sitting at

an aggregated 32% annual Roi and

according to the rule of 72 my money is

now doubling nearly every other year

that means that you're actually earning

close to a 50% Roi I want you to imagine

with my money doubling every year

compare that to your bank account when

you put money in your bank or a 401k or

an IRA does it actually double every

other year fat chance but real estate

that becomes possible when you take

these four profit centers and add them

all up another juicy reason why you want

to own real estate now we're ready to

talk about how you actually get started

and there are four steps and I want you

to write them down with me step one

you've got to educate yourself now of

course you can do that here on YouTube

you can also do that by reading some of

my books or other people's books and you

can also come to my Live Events where

we're actually transacting real estate

during the event so we're not just

educating on it you're literally

watching it happen a mentor that can do

that for you is invaluable because now

you have someone you can text or call or

get help from and at the end of this

video I'm going to show you how you can

get my cell phone so that I can actually

help you build your real estate

portfolio it's found in the link below

Step One is educating yourself step two

is setting your financial goals when my

wife and I bought our first house and

saw that it made us $500 a month we DEC

decided that if we could buy 20 homes

and have 20 rentals that each paid $500

a month that would equate to $10,000

every single month of passive income

that meant that we didn't have to work

but the $10,000 was going to come in we

set that Financial goal and because I

knew what my goal was I started buying

homes I used mostly other people's money

and four and a half years later I didn't

have 20 homes I had 25 homes and they

were now making me $112,500 a month and

because I hit my goal guess what I did I

just graduated college so I quit my job

and I was free I didn't need to work

because I hit my goal the third step

that made that goal possible was finding

a mentor you need someone in your back

pocket do not stop at watching videos

and reading books you need to find a way

to get a mentor under contract you need

to get them obligated to you to take

your phone calls to line things up to

help you find good deals to walk you

through it step by step if you have a

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longer save up a little bit of money do

these steps with your credit and boom

you can buy your first house and you

know what a short time later I did those

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it also had a basement apartment so that

when my wife and I moved in with a 3%

down payment the basement actually

covered the entire mortgage that first

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equity in that house to buy the second

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that fourth step of taking action is

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