The Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast

The Commercial Real Estate Investor Weekly Update (or the CREI Weekly Update if you’re not up for a mouthful) is the first commercial real estate news show bringing you the biggest news stories and market trends from around the country. Each week, we cover the Nashville market, which markets should be on your watchlist, office / retail / industrial / and multifamily updates, and a wildcard on a topic or trend we feel is worth sharing. Tune in Mondays at 5:30pm CST to ask your questions live! Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode024

Capital Gains taxes can reach up to 20% for those in the highest income bracket, so this tax-deferment tool can be an effective investment strategy as you buy and sell properties. So, here's what every real estate investor needs to know about 1031 exchanges.Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode023

The Commercial Real Estate Investor Weekly Update (or the CREI Weekly Update if you’re not up for a mouthful) is the first commercial real estate news show bringing you the biggest news stories and market trends from around the country. Each week, we cover the Nashville market, which markets should be on your watchlist, office / retail / industrial / and multifamily updates, and a wildcard on a topic or trend we feel is worth sharing. Tune in Mondays at 5:30pm CST to ask your questions live! Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode022

The 3 types of commercial real estate to buy after Coronavirus. Commercial real estate , like many other industries, has taken a serious hit from Coronavirus shutdowns. Businesses have found it difficult to afford their lease payments since they’ve been forced to close. Residential tenants struggled to pay rent because they lost their jobs. And commercial property owners are having to deal with the fallout on all fronts. While some commercial asset types will struggle to recover from this downturn, there are a few that will actually thrive in the post-Coronavirus world.Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode021

I bought my first office building with $0 out of pocket (well, technically, at least). In this livestream, I'm going to show you why I decided to buy this building, how I underwrote the project, how I was able to buy it without having the money to do so, and more details about the project so you can hopefully go find one yourself! When I was buying my first commercial property, I was pretty nervous. While I'd spent years as a commercial real estate broker helping others invest, I had yet to do so for myself until I came across this building. A client had originally brought it to me and after they were unable to fund it (and the same thing happened to the client we assigned the contract to), I decided to buy it myself.Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode020

The Commercial Real Estate Investor Weekly Update (or the CREI Weekly Update if you’re not up for a mouthful) is the first commercial real estate news show bringing you the biggest news stories and market trends from around the country. Each week, we cover the Nashville market, which markets should be on your watchlist, office / retail / industrial / and multifamily updates, and a wildcard on a topic or trend we feel is worth sharing. Tune in Mondays at 5:30pm CST to ask your questions live! Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode019

Today, I’m going to give you 5 reasons you need to hire a commercial property manager if you’re going to build up a portfolio of commercial real estate investments. Owning and investing in commercial real estate can be quite rewarding. Managing the property, on the other hand, can be rather time intensive and emotionally & mentally straining. That’s where commercial property managers save the day. They relieve you of the burden of having to operate the day to day business of your investment so you can move on and buy more property. Here are 5 reasons I believe every real estate investor should hire a commercial property manager.Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode018

The Commercial Real Estate Investor Weekly Update (or the CREI Weekly Update if you’re not up for a mouthful) is the first commercial real estate news show bringing you the biggest news stories and market trends from around the country. Each week, we cover the Nashville market, which markets should be on your watchlist, office / retail / industrial / and multifamily updates, and a wildcard on a topic or trend we feel is worth sharing. Tune in Mondays at 5:30pm CST to ask your questions live! Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode017

Today, we’re going to be talking about tenant improvement allowances when leasing commercial real estate: what are they and how do they work? If you have ever started a search for commercial real estate, you likely know that your new space will require some form of build-out. It’s almost guaranteed. Whether you are searching for retail, office, or industrial property, it is important to plan for construction and the costs that are associated with retrofitting a space. Although looming construction costs can be intimidating, tenants have the option to push for a tenant improvement allowance in order to help mitigate the costs associated with a build-out. Tenant improvement allowances, also known as TI, TIA, or TA, are a pre-negotiated sum of money that a landlord will provide the tenant in order to cover all or a portion of costs to build out the space.Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode016