Buy & Hold

Multi-Family Day 1 Real Estate Investing Class

5 hours · taught by John Dessauer

Class overview

"What differences between typical residential and multi-family properties will affect your purchase and management of these properties?

Published curriculum topics

  • ✓Structure a deal, submit an offer, and prepare for closing
  • ✓Raise the value per unit and increase rent
  • ✓Use valuable tools to analyze a property, including balance sheets, rent rolls, tax records, the income capitalization approach, target market, ROI, and debt service coverage
  • ✓Differences between single-family and multi-family properties, management considerations, and cash-flow improvement

Topics reproduced from the published Renatus course catalog; wording may be lightly normalized for readability.

Who this class is for

This class may fit students exploring buy & hold who want a structured introduction from a named practitioner. Long-term rental ownership, property management, short-term rentals, and portfolio operations. Review the stated curriculum and runtime, then confirm that the topic matches the next decision in your investing plan.

Taught by John Dessauer

John Dessauer, practitioner instructor

In addition to running The Dessauer Group, John and Heather Dessauer are serial investors of their own, and have investments including apartments, single-family homes, office buildings, and raw land. They also have a property management/ brokerage firm that assists owner-occupants and investors in the real estate arena. The firm Anton Agency/Anton Asset Management, operates in Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina and Florida. John and Heather live right outside of Chicago on a 900-acre lake when they are not spending time at their second home in Key West, Florida. Water living is a must for them with their intense work schedules.

Also teaches: MULTI-FAMILY DAYS 1 & 2 · MULTI-FAMILY PROPERTY MANAGERS

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