Show Notes
With real estate values soaring to new highs, it’s common to wonder how to incorporate the risk of a potential market correction while still participating in property appreciation over the long term. Our guest today, Gabe Bodhi, is a Denver-based professional real estate investment manager who shares insights learned through previous market cycles. Gabe discusses the various inefficiencies of the non-institutional real estate market and how value-add and mismanaged real estate can present attractive opportunities for savvy investors.
Key Points in This Episode
- Gabe's depth of experience in the financial markets and how he came to found Tekton Group
- How markets are cyclical and tend to overshoot on the way up and down
- Why he is a value investor and how he weaves value into his investment strategy
- The view that leverage is beta and not alpha, and how to employ leverage in real estate transactions
- Important areas for due diligence, and how physical due diligence can uncover potential red flags
- How he looks for value-added and mismanaged real estate as investment opportunities
- The inefficiencies that are prevalent in sub-institutional real estate investing, and the enhanced return opportunities
- The metrics he employs to value and transact real estate, including unlevered yield to total cost
- Compares real estate to public stocks, and how REITs and private real estate are similar and different
- Why Colorado is an attractive market and why he invests predominately in that market
- How to find the right investment manager and the risks to watch out for when selecting a private real estate manager