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    Explore "institutionalinvestors" with insightful episodes like "How to Sell a Business | Ep 385", "514: BiggerNews, October: How Small Landlords Can Beat the Hedge Funds", "ROLLUP: 1st Week of November", "TPP346: Build To Rent: What it is and why you need to understand it" and "How Auction Guarantees Are Changing The World Of Art" from podcasts like ""The Game w/ Alex Hormozi", "BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast", "Bankless", "The Property Podcast" and "Odd Lots"" and more!

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    How to Sell a Business | Ep 385

    How to Sell a Business | Ep 385

    Win negotiations before you even start them! Today, Alex (@AlexHormozi) talks about the steps and the process he learned from selling a business in order for you to know what to expect and what to look out for in order to get the best deal for your business.

    Welcome to The Game w/Alex Hormozi, hosted by entrepreneur, founder, investor, author, public speaker, and content creator Alex Hormozi. On this podcast you’ll hear how to get more customers, make more profit per customer, how to keep them longer, and the many failures and lessons Alex has learned on his path from $100M to $1B in net worth.

    Timestamps:

    (3:13) - My process of selling businesses

    (4:28) - Phase 1: Prerequisites

    (12:01) - Phase 2: Find a banker or broker

    (20:09) - Let’s start the process

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    514: BiggerNews, October: How Small Landlords Can Beat the Hedge Funds

    514: BiggerNews, October: How Small Landlords Can Beat the Hedge Funds
    Once the housing market started to slide in 2007, smart investors began buying, and waiting, for rock-bottom prices to kick in. Investors were buying homes in some of the best markets for dimes on the dollar, and have seen massive profits whether keeping them as buy-and-hold rentals, BRRRR deals, or flips. While small investors started buying a couple of houses a year, institutional investors were doing far, far more. Private equity funds, along with REITs and hedge funds knew that foreclosed homes were a steal, and their economies of scale made it even easier to turn these financially mismanaged properties into appreciation and cash flow kings. As institutional investors began fixing up these homes, listing them for rent, and later selling them, the entire market moved in an upward direction. Now, first-time homebuyers are competing with these economic powerhouses to lock down their first primary residence or rental property. A man who has been covering this topic for years is The Wall Street Journal's, Ryan Dezember. Ryan has a keen understanding of what influences the housing market as a whole, why institutional investors are making the moves they are, and what this means for small mom-and-pop landlords. Dave Meyer also joins David Greene on this episode to discuss the ways small landlords can beat Wall Street at their own game. In This Episode We Cover: Why home prices dropped to the lowest point in 2011 How the pandemic gave institutional investors more buying power Who are the “wall street buyers” that are buying thousands of single-family homes? Why you should “find the tenant” before finding your next property The “carbon monoxide” of investing that most investors aren't paying attention to How institutional investors use economies of scale to rapidly rehab homes What small investors can do to beat institutional investors at the closing table And So Much More! Links from the Show BiggerPockets Forums BiggerPockets Youtube Channel BiggerPockets Conference 2021 Blackstone Zillow Redfin BiggerPockets Insights BiggerPockets Show 515 Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show514 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    ROLLUP: 1st Week of November

    ROLLUP: 1st Week of November

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    (MARKET) What’s the Market saying? (5 mins)

    • BTC Price
      • Republican house = no tax cut repeals, no increase in capital gains
      • = Bullish?
      • Number never goes down
      • Biden presidency = Pro stimulus, pro MMT
      • BTC on Ethereum
      • BTC futures ATH volume before election (link)
    • ETH Price
      • Unchanged, flat. 
    • Prediction Markets (literally ‘what are the market saying’)
      • David made a bet!
      • FTX centralized exchange
      • PolyMarket
      • nTrump and yTrump tokens from Catnip, built with Augur + Balancer
    • Uniswap 4B in 1 week (link)

    (RELEASES) What got released?

    • ETH 2 Deposit Contract announced
      • Alpha Leak & Guide (link)
      • If 500k ETH gets deposited to the Depositcontract.eth, december 1st or 7 days after threshold is reached, Phase 0 is launched. 
        • ETH staking is officially here
      • FUD? Yes according to Preston and also facts
        • ETH can’t be transferred in phase 0 
        • Anyways, the people that put their ETH on the line in the name of ETH 2.0 are not speculators. Theres no product market fit here. 
      • Shill Bankless content
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      • FTX playing with ‘Beacon Chain ETH’ as a secondary ETH asset to-be traded on FTX (link)
      • Before moving on, worthwhile to let people know about this ETH graphic
    • Loopring Smart Contract mobile wallet (link)
    • Verizon playing with blockchains for news verification?? (link)

    (NEWS) What’s in the news?

    • Australia CBDC (link)
      • Another consensys client
    • Companies have committed to CBDCs
    • PayPal Q3 Earnings call indicates that their Crypto products are in high demand (tweet) (transcript)
      • Venmo first half of 2021
        • Eyeball exposure
      • Takeaways from PayPal's Q3 earnings call:
      • BTC and CBDCs pretty much of equal importance
      • Venmo gets crypto in first half of 2021
      • Surprised by the reaction to their announcement
      • Wait list was 2-3x larger than expected
      • Users check the price a lot after buying crypto (lol)
      • PayPal signals interest in enabling more assets, specifically eyeing CBDCs (link)
    • Fidelity doubling down HARD on digital assets (link)
      • Hiring a cohort of over 20 developers
    • US Gov seizes $1B in BTC (link)
    • Huobi under nation state attack (link)
      • Same thing as OKEx
    • Fincen proposal to lower Travel rule threshold to $250 (link)
      • Can’t send 250 or more internationally without reporting. Big thumbs down. 
    • SBF is among Biden’s top donators (link)
      • Getting ahead of his illegal actions by donating. We know how this works. 

    (TAKES) What’s on your mind?

    • (David) Lack of trust in institutions means there's is increasingly becoming room for people to be open to new alternatives
      • 2020 has changed so many paradigms, that adopting things like Bitcoin and Ethereum just don’t seem that crazy by comparison any more. 
      • The common phrase that we hear all the time is that ‘trust in institutions are at an all time low
      • What is Bitcoin, Ethereum, and DeFi other than new alternative institutions in which we can place our trust?
      • I don't see how we are gaining trust in institutions back. I don’t see us ‘voting’ our way into a richer world. I see us adoption new institutions that can’t break our trust. 
    • (Ryan) 
      • Uniswap is doing $4b per week--you can no longer say DeFi/Ethereum is useless
    • (Ryan) Take 1: ETH is not priced in
    • (Ryan) Spicy take 
      • We don't need a Bitcoin v2 because it already exists. 
      • It's called Ethereum.

    What are you excited about?

    • David: The arrival of Ethereum 2.0 brings so many 2nd, 3rd order consequences
      • ETH triple point asset thesis moves closer to the status quo. 
      • ETH price has an entirely new value proposition
      • To this day, we still hear people citing John Pfeffers ETH investment thesis, which some in the ETH camp, us included, cited as total BS from day one (at least how it relates to ETH), but the Ethereum side of things never had any hard evidence to back it up. NOW WE DO. 
      • All previous unfavorable theories of ETH are defunct
    • Ryan: ETH as a Digital Bond (link) (link)
      • investors are going to wake up to ETH as a yield asset
      • Digital Bond

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    TPP346: Build To Rent: What it is and why you need to understand it

    TPP346: Build To Rent: What it is and why you need to understand it

    This week Rob & Rob are joined on the podcast by Build To Rent expert, Richard Berridge. After listening to this episode, you’ll know more about Build To Rent than most people in property. 

    Build To Rent (or BTR) has been flying under the radar for a while now, but it’s only really just starting to become a well known, big thing. 

    So whilst it’s a topic that has piqued Rob & Rob’s interest, they thought it would be best to bring in the experts to help not only you, but themselves learn all there is to know about Build To Rent. 

    Richard is not only an authority figure on the subject, but he’s also a consultant, an advisor and a writer. He’s 100% the right man for the job. 

    Here’s just a few of the questions that you can expect to get answers on from Richard:

    1. What is Build To Rent?
    2. Who’s the actual owner with Build To Rent?
    3. Is it only about income and not growth?
    4. Who makes it all happen?

    We cover a lot of ground in this episode so hit play and listen. 

     

    This week in the news, Place North West are reporting that the region’s green belt has shrunk by 3,400 acres. So is the North West becoming the new concrete jungle? 

    Well, not quite. 

    What most people don’t realise is that green belt land isn’t always beautiful flourishing forests or national parks, it could be a really unattractive piece of land that’s more of an eyesore and could be put to much better use.  

    So once again, a big scary headline that’s been blown out of proportion. 

     

    Also…it’s that time of the month again, Meetups are just around the corner and heading your way next week! So, if you haven’t yet secured your spot, go and book yourself a ticket now!

     

    And this week’s Hub Extra is a book that Rob D is claiming to be the most inspiring book he’s read all year, and that book is Finding Ultra by Rich Roll. It goes on to tell his story of turning 40, being out of shape, a recovering alcoholic and going on to being one of the fittest men in the world. 

    It even documents how he had a challenge with a friend to run five Ironman triathlons in a week! Who even thinks that’s a good idea?! He’s also got a very popular podcast too, which is also well worth checking out. We actually included this book on one of our Hub Extra emails a while back after Rachel in our invest team recommended it - The Property Hub book club is in full swing guys!

     

    We’d love to hear what you think of this week’s Property Podcast over on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. You might even have a topic you’d like us to cover in the future - if so, pop us a message on social and we’ll see what we can do.

     

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    How Auction Guarantees Are Changing The World Of Art

    How Auction Guarantees Are Changing The World Of Art

    Famous, unique pieces of art are inherently illiquid. They don't sell very often, and pricing is inherently difficult to estimate. Nonetheless, it's a huge business, and investors have been attempting for a long time to turn art into a proper asset class. On this week's podcast, we speak to Margaret Carrigan, an editor at The Art Newspaper, about how investors are attempting to financialize the art world via the use of guaranteed prices at auction.

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    TPP232 What will property investment look like in 20 years time

    TPP232 What will property investment look like in 20 years time

    We’ve got The Property Hub Summit coming up in Manchester and our quarterly webinar for magazine subscribers.

    If you’re a subscriber to The Property Hub Magazine, you’ll gain access to our quarterly webinar - just for subscribers only and should receive an email very soon on how to gain access to the webinar. If you’re not a magazine subscriber - get in quick, you might make it in time to catch the upcoming webinar, but you’ll also have access to the digital back issues and recordings of all previous webinars. Visit http://thepropertyhub.net/magazine/

    This week the Rob’s are taking their predictions even further… 20 years in fact!

    Predicting what's going to happen next year or even next week is not easy, but predicting what's going to happen in 20 years time even more so! Spotting trends early will give you an idea of where things are going and how you can position yourself ahead of the curve.

    Prediction 1: The buy-to-let market will be mainly for professional investors

    The days of dipping your toe into buy-to-let with minimal effort or knowledge are pretty much gone e.g. the number of traffic to The Property Hub forum and podcast as dramatically increased, even more so since the changes by the government to tax and legislation - that’s because buy-to-let isn’t easy anymore and people need the knowledge. In 20 years time it's expected the buy-to-let market will look more professional, with fewer amateurs doing it for themselves. There are professional PRS schemes that are built just for pension companies right now and this is a new phenomenon. In many cities the first buildings are just going up e.g. in Belfast, London and Manchester and many more are being built. These blocks will never be sold and are just built for the pension companies, who will let them out to professionals. However it can be predicted that these services will be offered to individual investors as well, who will buy a unit before it’s built and will get long-term rental guarantees. There will still be a place for the independent landlord - only they must be more professional and offer a higher standard of service. This will be a gradual change but as predicted in 20 years time, this will be the landscape of the buy-to-let market.

    Prediction 2: Purpose built flats with all services included

    This includes your bills, internet, concierge, on site leisure facilities - all bundled in for one payment! No worries, just your rent to pay! This has already started to happen but It’s predicted this will become much more common, for the main factor of convenience.

    Prediction 3: Continued demand for smaller, more central units

    Again this is something that's already happening as people are prioritising location over space. Younger people specifically would rather live centrally than further out in the suburbs with lots of space. As more people are renting than owning, they tend to have less stuff than before, they’re much more mobile and the need for space and a garage to store stuff becomes less important. This is the trend - more central and smaller units.

    Prediction 4: Lettings and estate agents

    Would you still go into a travel agents on the high street to book your holiday or would you book it yourself online? This is the case with lettings and estate agents, as it makes sense for people to go online and not visit a premises to be able to buy or rent a property. Most people now choose their properties on Rightmove or Zoopla (although we all love a cheeky peep at the lettings / estate agents window!). Although there is a huge resistance from people in the industry to this change as they believe people will still want to deal face to face. Older generations still may feel like they want to deal face to face, but the younger generations aren't really as fussy as online is more convenient. Rob B predicts that in 20 years times there will be very few lettings / estate agents on the high-street and online agents will take over through adapting and changing with modern consumer needs and requirements.

    Prediction 5: Increase in indirect property investment

    In 20 years time there will be a lot more indirect investment in property: crowdfunding, funds for residential property, funds for commercial property. There is already a lot of innovation in this sector e.g. crowdfunding wasn’t really around years ago but we are starting to see more of it now (although it’s extremely niche). This is going to be driven by technology and the fact that investors will need to have the knowledge, due to government changes in tax and legislation (prediction 1).

    Prediction 6: Mortgages - increased time frame

    Mortgages: Are we possibly going to see lifetime or even inter-generational mortgages in the UK? The government will need to find a way of making it possible for people to keep on affording property more expensive relative to their wages. The only way to do that is to increase the time frame - so the question is, will we see mortgages that will outlive us? One to watch!

    Wild Card Predictions!

    Rob D: Paperless property purchasing, maybe even further with block chain base technology to prove ownership instead of scribbling on a piece of paper and posting it off. The system may become more automated and conveyancing solicitors will be a thing of the past if they don’t radically change what they do.

    Rob B: Rightmove and Zoopla could turn into an agent themselves and compete with the likes of Purple Bricks who are growing in strength all the time. At some point if the likes of Purple Bricks gets too big and powerful, they might not need Rightmove or Zoopla and therefore become an agent! This is a wild prediction which Rob B says could (not will!) happen. Watch this space!

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    28: Finance's Hot New Thing Ended Up In An Old-School Scandal

    28: Finance's Hot New Thing Ended Up In An Old-School Scandal

    Peer-to-peer lending was supposed to disrupt the traditional way people borrowed money. Instead of going to some giant, soulless institution, online platforms offered a way for people to post what they needed to borrow money for, and for other individuals to loan them the money. In other words, rather than have a bank match up savers and borrowers, why not just cut out the middle? But as the industry has grown up, it looks more and more like the old establishment firms it was trying to disrupt. And now, the industry faces an old-school scandal. This week, Odd Lots co-host Tracy Alloway (who is an expert on these firms) explains how it all happened.

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