EP220 Coronavirus: How Will It Affect Your Real Estate Investments with Neal Bawa

Published: March 23, 2020, 5 a.m.

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This coronavirus pandemic has changed our society and the way we live in a very short amount of time.\\xa0 Those of us who own investment property can\\u2019t help but ask: \\u201cHow bad will it get, what does this mean for my investments, and will there be new opportunities that arise from these unfortunate circumstances?\\u201d

There are so many opinions and overnight experts sharing those opinions, that it can be difficult separating the good information from the bad.\\xa0That\\u2019s why I\\u2019m excited to have Neal Bawa on the show today in order to cut through the clutter and give us a clear-eyed perspective on what we can expect.

Neal is not only a real estate expert with a $250 + million portfolio of multifamily, mixed-use and self-storage, but he\\u2019s also a technologist who successfully applies data science to his systems and processes.\\xa0Neal is also the CEO and Founder of Grocapitus and Multifamily University and he\\u2019s known as the Mad Scientist of Multifamily.

In our conversation today, Neal is going to help us understand the two distinct scenarios that could occur depending on our government\\u2019s willingness to put many parts of the U.S. on lockdown.\\xa0 He\\u2019ll discuss the outlook for multifamily and apartment investors and breakdown the different asset classes on their vulnerabilities to the economic shock.\\xa0 Neal will also share the types of opportunities he sees on the horizon and whether you should be doing any deals right now.

If you own and invest in real estate then you\\u2019ll definitely want to hear what Neal has to say.\\xa0 He\\u2019s not going to sugar-coat the truth, and there are some silver linings that could help us survive and thrive through this difficult time.\\xa0 If you want to learn more about Neal or get access to his timely webinars, you can go to:

https://www.grocapitus.com

https://multifamilyu.com

https://coronavirusrealestate.com

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