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@TheRealEstateG6 Avatar @TheRealEstateG6 The Real Estate God

The Real Estate God posts on X about money, private equity, bitcoin, over the the most. They currently have XXXXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social topic influence money 1.33%, private equity 0.88%, bitcoin 0.44%, over the 0.44%, why is 0.44%, $10mm 0.44%, $75mm 0.44%, $25mm 0.44%, $250k 0.44%, acquisition XXXX%

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"Its the easiest time in history to start a business but the average person uses the internet to - doom scroll - sports gamble - & leverage trade crypto Use the internet to learn a skill start a business & get rich You live in the best time in history take advantage of it"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-11T23:32Z 133.4K followers, 12.3K engagements

"Steps X & 3: There are two drivers of a market - supply and demand Fundamentally you want to make sure that supply doesnt increase and demand doesnt decrease - thats where you get into trouble (When supply increases or demand decreases the supply-demand dynamic changes prices drop - both rental prices and sale prices - and you lose money) If anything else happens (ex demand increases - thats not only perfectly fine but its actually a net positive to your deal) So what would cause supply to increase Theres only one answer - new development And when do developers develop When its profitable to"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-06T13:57Z 133.4K followers, XXX engagements

"@JoeSmit7064694 If you truly have no one in your own life use social media. Network post frequently youll find investors"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-12T11:55Z 133.4K followers, XXX engagements

"@resilienthodler Bitcoin is fine. Leverage trading it to the point a small drawdown destroys your entire networth not so much"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-12T11:50Z 133.4K followers, XX engagements

"My main message to everyone is that it is possible It's probably going to take longer and be a lot harder than you thought it would But if you set aside the excuses and just do it insane things are possible over 10+ years"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-15T14:36Z 133.4K followers, 6968 engagements

"Most people don't realize that the seller's expenses are not your expenses This is a real listed deal from a while back. Average buyer thinks they're buying at a XXX cap. In reality once you adjust the expenses it's a XXX cap & equity is wiped (can download this BOE template below)"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-14T18:51Z 133.4K followers, 11.5K engagements

"HOW PRIVATE EQUITY FIRMS ANALYZE DEALS: Most important metrics:"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-09-29T15:16Z 133.4K followers, 89.8K engagements

"If youve learned anything over the last X years its that if you have the chance to lock in life-changing profits you take it You dont worry if itll go up another XX% next year you dont start optimizing for tax strategy World changes quickly. Take your money and move on"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-06T18:53Z 133.4K followers, 13.6K engagements

"Yeah some jurisdictions only reassess every X years Basically you have the mill rate and the assessed value. In those jurisdictions the assessed value will remain flat for X years but the mill rate will increase by some small amount (1-3%) every year. So taxes will increase but not much until reassessed"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-13T16:06Z 133.4K followers, XX engagements

"Why is real estate private equity so lucrative Because you basically get a 2x return on your capital before the deal even starts Lets take a sample deal: $10MM purchase price. The deal will be purchased with a $7.5MM loan and $2.5MM of equity. The PE firm will put in XX% of the equity ($250k) and the remainder will be funded from investors Fees: the PE firm will take an acquisition fee yearly asset management fees and a promote - Acquisition Fee (1% of purchase price): $100k - Asset Management Fee (2% of invested equity): $50k/yr. Assume X year hold so $150k So before the deal has even"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-03T14:46Z 133.4K followers, 15.5K engagements

"Heres how to identify when a deal is too risky: Sometimes the deals you dont do are more important than the deals you do This 40-unit deal that I underwrote a while ago had X major deal breakers"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-07T14:38Z 133.4K followers, 7001 engagements

"This is why there's zero competition It's the easiest time in recorded history to start and scale a business and instead morons think the way to get rich is to leverage trade crypto Everyone wants to get rich quickly which is why they never get rich at all"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-11T15:19Z 133.4K followers, 42.3K engagements

"Ill walk you through exactly how I choose a market to invest in But first lets talk about how institutions look at deals and why it doesnt make sense to look at deals that way as a smaller investor/someone just starting out The way I see it there are two fundamental strategies when choosing a market X. The rising tide lifts all boats X. The search for dislocations/discounts Strategy number one is predominantly used by institutions who need to deploy a lot of capital This involves them playing macro-economist. They need to find markets where population growth will be most pronounced rent"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-15T00:05Z 133.4K followers, 10.3K engagements

"What's the relationship between cap rate return on cost and stabilized yield This is arguably the most important relationship in real estate and most people dont understand it at all Its actually really simple Lets start with the basics - The cap rate is the NOI divided by the purchase price. When you buy a deal you buy it for an in-place cap rate - The return on cost is the NOI increase of a specific action (usually a renovation) divided by the cost of that renovation - The stabilized yield is the new NOI divided by all the costs in the deal Stabilized yield is an extension of the cap rate"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-12T14:24Z 133.4K followers, 15.9K engagements

"Even if youre a total killer things just simply dont happen overnight Its years of consistency. Working on the same thing day after day If youre an absolute killer start expecting a breakthrough at the X yr mark For high performers 2-5 years For most people XX years+"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-13T19:06Z 133.4K followers, 15.3K engagements

"I get a lot of DMs asking how I underwrite deals to ensure that (if I get my offer price) the deal ends up being a home-run This is how. This is a real deal I submitted an offer on a while ago. XX units priced at $3.75MM If I got this deal at my price it wouldve been nearly guaranteed to be a home-run Ill walk you though how I priced my offer & how high Im willing to go Lets get into it At a base level this is a deal with minimal in-place cashflow but one that works on a stabilized yield basis The seller bought the deal for $2.2MM in 2021 & I have no idea how theyve operated it so poorly"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-13T15:32Z 133.4K followers, 17.2K engagements

"Drew joined the Bootcamp in April 2025. At the time he was a complete beginner had never bought a deal (he ranked his real estate knowledge as a X out of 10). He had a demanding day job that involved XX hour weeks (he said he only had an hour or so a day to work on buying real estate) and he lived in a major city which meant he was going to have to buy remote. After working with us through the Bootcamp he was able to buy his first deal. A $500k+ deal that he was able to close within X months of starting the Bootcamp. He did incredible work and now he has a skillset that he can use for the"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-13T23:53Z 133.4K followers, 11K engagements

"If you want to get rich theres a 2-3 yr period where its absolute hell Then theres a 5-10 yr period after that where youre still working a lot but life's pretty good. After that if you did it right pretty much done (20-40 hrs/wk) Choice is that or work until 65"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-12T19:07Z 133.4K followers, 53.6K engagements

"Actual financial advice - get mid-level job (doesn't matter just cover living exp) - spend free time working on business - scale enough to work on it full time - instead of buying a car/watch like a moron re-invest heavily into biz & other assets for 5-10 yrs Set for life"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-09T13:55Z 133.4K followers, 79.9K engagements

"As we go into 2026 keep it simple - job - side business - buy at least X property a year Financially independent within X years wealthy within 10-15 years"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-14T14:22Z 133.4K followers, 80.2K engagements

"There's an epidemic of people who have "wealth" but never use it Million dollars in their 401k won't take out $50k to start a business. $1.5MM in home equity but won't spend $15k on a vacation At a certain point you're not even living anymore"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-07T21:58Z 133.4K followers, 64.4K engagements

"Never listen to a doomer ever Life is great. Youre in control. If you want to change your life you can Youre never more than X years away from a completely different life"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-13T00:06Z 133.4K followers, 27.9K engagements

"Step 4: The last criteria is making sure there are mispricings (discounts) A typical broker-marketed return in todays age is approximately a XX% IRR (sub XXX bps delta between your stabilized yield and the market cap rate) You want to find deals thatre better than that So track a prospective market for 3-6 months If you dont see a few deals in which the delta between your stabilized yield and the market cap rate is 200bps+ at minimum the mkt is too competitive and you need to try again If you do find a few deals youve found your market And thats really it. As a recap: Step 1: Look for"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-06T13:57Z 133.4K followers, 3092 engagements

"People go about choosing a market all wrong. Most people will tell you to look for the statistics (population growth etc) But everyone swarms to those markets - that just means more competition. RE investors make money on mispricings Smaller mkt=less competition=less price discovery=more mispricings=easier to generate outsized returns So your main criteria for a mkt should be "place with the least competition" If XX firms are bidding on a deal (like in bigger/higher growth markets) there's no mispricing and only way you get outsized returns is if you're lucky or have a unique biz plan So (as"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-09T22:30Z 133.4K followers, 11K engagements

"I've bought over $50MM of real estate And I bought my first deal with just $2500 of my own capital If I had to start over in 2025 Heres how Id find a market in just X steps:"
X Link @TheRealEstateG6 2025-10-06T13:57Z 133.4K followers, 9387 engagements