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Mid-America Association of Real Estate Investors Newsletter
February 2015
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R E A L E S TAT E
T U E S DAY F e b 1 0 t h
INTRODUCING
profit. Buy and hold investors who purchase such lower ROI properties may do so because they have plans for a
large value add or because they believe the property/location has a significant upside in appreciation value. But
normally higher end markets are not as conducive to a buy and hold strategy as they are to fix and flip.
The Benefits of BUY and HOLD
Holding properties has produced untold millionaires and billionaires. Real estate investment is flat out the average persons best shot at creating serious wealth. If you flip you can make a profit, if you hold, you can make a
fortune. As such holding real estate is the
I-D-E-A-L investment.
I-ncome: Residual income amounts to positive cash flow on automatic pilot, whether you put time into
hustling for the next deal or lying somewhere on a beach. This is the goal of the buy and hold strategy, to provide
you with a reliable stream of income that is not contingent on working. The challenge is to keep financing properties at 100% (or nearly 100%) and manage them so that the rental income exceeds the expenses. Obviously the
more properties producing positive cash flow in your portfolio, the greater your monthly income becomes. There
are many real estate buy/hold investors who would never have to work another day in their lives if they choose
not to.
D-epreciation: One of the cons of flipping is that it produces taxable income at ordinary rates whereas
holding can allow you to have an income via positive cash flow and yet show a tax loss from depreciation. When
a property is sold, its depreciation must be recaptured and then incur capital gains tax (often at a lower rate than
ordinary income). To avoid any such tax consequence, properties may be sold via a 1031 exchange or better,
yet, kept for a lifetime of wealth creation and passed on to heirs who receive them as if they have not been depreciated at all (at zero tax basis). Federal inheritance tax law allows five million dollars (or five million from each
spouse via a trust) to freely pass on to heirs. (State laws vary.)
Additionally, any time you refinance your properties, the capital you receive is a loan so those funds are not taxable at the time of receiving. Refinancing also can allow for a very high ROI or even an infinite ROI when all down
payment funds are received back in the refinance. Refinance can, in effect, leverage the leverage!
E-quity Build-Up: Unless the mortgage is interest-only, each payment made on the loan cuts down the principal
using rent to pay off the mortgage. Amortization tables are a thing of beauty to a buy and hold investor because
each and every month they get closer to owning their property debt-free. And if they chose to refinance along the
way, well, go back and read the previous paragraph! So, if you have a 120,000 property fully financed at 5.5%
interested over 30 years you would have paid off 9,047 in 5 years and 20,951 in 10 years.
A-ppreciation: If you look back in history, the real estate market has appreciated at a rate similar
to inflation which is calculated at 3.4% over the last 93 years and 2.5% over the last 10 years.
(CLICK HERE.) If we see a 3% appreciation rate going forward, a 120,000 property will be worth
139,113 in five years and 161,270 in ten years. Below is a map that shows appreciation state-bystate since 1975. For more specifics on it, CLICK HERE.
(Continued on page 4)
Just taking equity build-up and appreciation on our hypothetical 120,000 property you have realized a gain of
28,160 in five years and 62,221 in ten years. Yes, the property required management over that period of time
and you had to put in some capital improvements (like a new roof/water heater/exterior paint job/etc.) but you
have also experienced a 6,222 per year gain over a ten year period of time as well.
L-everage: The reason that real estate is the only likely investment option that can make a person of average
means wealthy is because of the last word in I-D-E-A-L: leverage. When you use only a small portion of your
own funds: 25%, 15%, 5% or even less and you finance (use other peoples money) the remainder of your purchase/upgrade, you have put in a relatively small percentage of your own capital (0-25%) and yet realized
100% of the profits and benefits. Those benefits
I-income from positive cash flow,
D-epreciation from tax benefits,
E-quity Build-Up from mortgage pay off,
A-ppreciation over time, combined with the
L-everage of using other peoples money
will substantially multiply your return and, over time, MAKE YOU WEALTHY!
We are buy and hold investors because weve found the way to overcome the challenges and to realize
the benefits on a daily basis.
Question: Why would you EVER sell any property if
1) it cash flows,
2) you dont need the money, and
3) it is well-managed?
Stewardship Properties has two objectives: CREATE WEALTH and OPPORTUNITIES.
To do this we look to form dynamic partnerships, creating win/win situations with our private and bank
lending partners in order to address the challenges of a buy/hold strategy so we can realize its benefits. Please Visit our Website at StewardshipProperties.com
INTRODUCING
Bill Syrios began real estate investing in Portland, Oregon in 1980. Be-tween 1980 and 1986 he bought,
rehabbed and sold four houses. In 1989, Bill moved to Eugene and formed Stewardship Properties with a focus on buying, renovating and managing campus rental properties around the University of Oregon. He found
this niche to be a prime, value-add market that produced high rental income. In 1992 he moved into full-time
real estate investment and now owns 300 houses and apartment units in Oregon.
During the summers of 2005 and 2006 Bill put on an internship for 16 students from the University of Oregon
and Oregon State University who became involved in every aspect of his company: negotiating with sellers,
purchasing properties, overseeing rehab, property management, etc. His intention was to find the very best of
this group to join him as full-time real estate investors and, in 2007, he formed two partnerships that included
five of those students. During 2007-2010 these two partnerships flipped nearly 200 houses, most of which
were short sales and foreclosures in Eugene, Salem and Portland.
In 2009 Bill turned his attention to the Midwest and began purchasing properties there including apartment
complexes in Kansas City and Dallas. In January 2011 his son Andrew, and later in September 2011 his son
Phillip, moved to Kansas City to focus on buying, renovating and man-aging high cash-flow properties with a
buy and hold strategy. The company in Kansas City, Stewardship Investments, currently owns 185 houses,
duplexes and apartment units. He also, has a partner in Dallas, Texas, Greg Whitney. Together they have
purchased and renovated two multi-family complexes in the Dallas area that total 76 units.
Andrew Syrios began working as a real estate investor in 2005. He graduated from the University of
Oregons college of business in 2006 and became a full-time real estate investment partner with Bill and others in 2007. Later, in 2011, he moved to Kansas City and headed up a new operation for Stewardship focused on purchasing, renovating and managing residential properties. He has extensive experience in evaluating properties, negotiating with sellers, overseeing property rehab and working with real estate finance.
Phillip Syrios graduated from the University of Oregons business school in 2010. After a brief stint as
a professional poker player, he joined Andrew in September of 2011 in Kansas City. His focus has been to
oversee property management and build systems to help Stewardships office team run efficiently and effectively.
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There has never been a better way yet discovered to become independently wealthy than buying and holding real
estate. But looking at it from the outside can quickly become overwhelming. After all, there are a lot of moving
parts that all have to fit together.
We will break down and fit the many pieces together. Answering questions about the four main areas of buy and
hold such as:
Acquisition:
How to find and purchase real estate at a discount?
What are the differences between looking at a property
to flip and looking at a property to hold?
What different things should I look for in houses and
multifamily?
Rehab:
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