Commercial Property Education

Hi Chris,

Don't know if you remember me. Paul from Brisbane. I purchased the Industrial Property late 2006.
I'm sure you haven't forgotten about that one.

I'm back in the market again.

I too am interested in this video.
Is it just the one video?
 
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The upcoming "Warning" video

My apologies for not having the Warning video (about the real danger spots around Australia) up for you yet. But I just needed to wait for some important stats to become available.

They're now out -- so I'll be summarising them into a short table; and also putting together some easy-to-understand charts, to help you map out your Investment strategy. This should all be finalised over the weekend -- ready for you to view at on Monday morning.

Meanwhile, if there is anyone who hasn't yet said they would like to view this revealing video ... simply leave your details, and I'll give you a direct link to it on Monday.

Talk to you again soon ... Chris Lang
 
Annual Commercial Property Workshop

Happy New Year everyone ...

Just back from the Christmas break, and I have now fixed the
date for this year's full-day Workshop in Melbourne -- being
Saturday 21 March.

With what's been going on over the past 12 months, there are
more and more good opportunities starting to emerge.

Therefore, it's now even more important to have the necessary
skills -- so you can make sure you pick out the best deals
available, AND gain the upper hand.

And that where my 9-Step Investment Formula will come in handy.

Anyway, let's know if you'd like some more details -- which should
be available shortly.

All the best ... Chris Lang
 
Thanks Chris,

Please do post the details. My clients who attended the workshop last year got a lot out of it and I will be recommending it again to any of my clients interested in furthering their knowledge of commercial property investment.

Regards,

Cameron Perry
Perry Financial Strategies
 
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Commercail Property Workshop

Cameron

Glad to hear your clients found my 9-Step Investment Formula
worthwhile -- because I guess it covers everything I've leant
that works, over the past 40 years.

Anyway, I let you have more details on the upcoming Workshop
shortly.

All the best ... Chris
 
Care to reply & partecipate rather than spam?

Maybe reply to this one?
Hi Cameron,
Did it motivate you enough to go out and buy a CIP afterwards ??


How does someone go about learning how to invest in commercial property in Australia?
I'm a fan of books and an avid reader, but there is really one main answer:
Get out and talk to poeple who have done it.
Ask questions and listen. Get in your car and write it all down.
Start by finding out if any relatives have, or friends's relos have invested in CIP.
Then approach cautiously, and not when there's others around.
Maybe suggest your looking at CIP and ask for an opinion.
I'd brush anyone off if they asked me about investing around a group of people.
 
hi alaska
are you here or the uk
investing in comm is very different for the two places
and they both have very different types of comm
interesting piston
why would you brush them off
comm is just investing
if someone was talking to you about resi would you brush them off
there is very little difference between the two
except the numbers and they way you invest is different
but so is any investing
if people talk to me about shares I listen does not mean you have to invest.
at the end of the day you need to get the info first then decide if its what you want to invest in
and not everyone wants to invest in the same thing
thats why we have things like groups that invest
as you maywell have different markets or areas you wish to invest in
thats why you have share trading
but if you never listen you will just never know
that person thats having a chat maywell be getting involved in the seed capital of the next apple corp
or could be buying a comm building at 45% of val
I will give you an example and it was on here a bit of time ago and has sold
the val was 12mil 12 months ago
then they dropped it to 7 mil prior to auction
the highest bid was 4.45mil at auction
it sold for 5.7mil
a group that was put together of comm buyers got to 5.5 mil and could not get to the 5.7mil mark and the group lost the deal to another group
the net returns had gone up from 750 net to 950k net
thats a 16.6%net return and yes has sold.
now you would love to be in the other group when the returns come your way
but you have to get in at the start
camerons guys would love to have been involved in that deal but its not on a dvd its in the market
for those that say I would have loved to get into that deal
well it was posted some time ago and sold two weeks ago
and its not in outback tassie its cbd sydney.
the trading figures where 5 years and backed by receiver trading figures and was under performing
the wages were 500k for 11 parttimers 45k per part time staff and only operated 6 days so there was a huge upside.
could you buy this one your own
maybe you could but would you.
is this the only deal on the tables at the moment
no
is this a rare deal
no its the norm
I don't wish to sound hard
but
Originally Posted by Dazz
Hi Cameron,
Did it motivate you enough to go out and buy a CIP afterwards ??
the answer for me would be no
why because alot of people are scared of comm.

the deals are there
you have to do one thing
do the deal.
 
Glad I found this thread.

I will be using this thread as reference for the future and reviving/bumping it.

Any updates on the conversations made. I am looking forward to any commercial property events (Chris Lang) and hopefully able to go.
 
How do i buy chris lang dvds, find details of his courses, register for his website.

Please can someone tell me

how i can easily find chris langs website
register for access to his website
enrol in his course
buy his cds

i've tried and tried and am having alot of trouble .
one website had him giving a long talk before being allowed to do anything else and i'm not sure now what that was but wouldnt mind seeing that one again

many links are outdated

other websites said that one didnt have authority to enter but didnt show how to register to that site

i'd like some assistance pls

Thanks you.
 
What yield commercial property buyers are aiming for?

Sorry guys, I was trying to search the forum before posting my question but it isn't coming up with any result.

What I'm interested in is what yield makes a commercial property a good buy? I see some listed for 5, 5.5 or 6%. At what rate does the property "walk out the door"? Thanks for taking the time to respond.

Kind regards,

Mimoza
 
Mimoza - commercial lending costs are higher than residential mortgage rates, say resi is 6%, commercial would be say 8-9%. So a great buy would be something like a yield / cap rate of 9.5-10%++ this is very generally speaking and obviously the market varies in different capital cities, I am speaking from a Brisbane point of view.
 
commercial yield rates

I always look for a min of 9% net , can get higher than this in regional areas. Make sure that you check that the rent the place is getting is the right rent , not too high especially. No point buying an investment at say 10% only to find that the rent is way to high and the tenant is going broke. Also dont forget potential upsides that may be hidden in the property.
james

my commercial property course will be released in the next week or so , Ive been a commercial investor since the early1980,s I dont sell property , just what i know.
 
Sim

Stooge: Commedian, or am I off base?

Was it the real Chris Lang initially posting or not before deletions?

Jit

Thanks for starting this thread

James M Dawson

Look forward to your contributions
 
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