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Wilson Investment Properties
       Highest Cash Flow Quality
     Turnkey Investments in the USA

The Door to Understanding
  Real Estate Investing

                              Tom Wilson
                             President / Founder
                         Wilson Investment Properties

                               Saratoga, Ca
                               408-867-1867
                          tomkwilson@earthlink.net
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Wilson Investment Properties
       Presentation Agenda
    RE Investing Fundamentals
    Tom’s Top Tips
    State of the Real Estate Union
    Investment Choices Methodology

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Wilson Investment Properties
               Disclaimer
    I’m an Investor
    Not an accountant
    Not an attorney
    Not an agent or broker
    Everything I share is a reflection of my own
     experience and education
    Seek professional assistance before
     making any investment decision
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Path of One Investor - Tom Wilson
 BSEE University of Delaware 1969
 Silicon Valley 1969; 30 years Hi Tech
  2 Start Ups, 7 Companies, 2 VP positions
 1st Prop 1971; 1st Rental 1975
 1998 Retirement Plan Wake up call
  Year Business Plan Research
 1999 – Began 1031 Exchanges to DFW
 1999-2010; >$100M & >1600 units , 7 multifams,
       3 condo conversions, 3 syndications
 In 3yrs Cash Flow replaced W2; 3x Net Worth
 Founded Wilson Investment Properties 2006
   260 Props Rehabbed & Leased Props for Investors
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Wilson Investment Properties Team
 Home                                        Saratoga
 Office                                        Ca
 Jody Knauf                                   Joe Hernandez
 Operations                                   Acquisitions &
  Manager                                     Sales Manager

 Tom Wilson
                                              Weegi Wilson
 President &
                                               VP & CFO
  Founder

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Tom Wilson

                       This is what
                       I looked like….

                    Before the crash !

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Fasten Your Seatbelts

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RE Investing
Fundamentals
   Review

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Some Key RE Investment Terms

CAP (Capitalization Rate)
ConC (Cash on Cash Return)
IRR (Internal Rate of Return)
ROI (Return on Investment)
Depreciation Tax Credits
GRM (Gross Rent Multiplier)
Rent Ratio (Rent/mo / Prop $)
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Types of Real Estate Investing
 Buy and Hold
  Income/Cash Flow
  Appreciation
 1-4 Residential, Multifam, Commercial
 Flips
  Preconstruction speculation
  Assignments
  Added Value
 Land Banking
 Development
 Paper
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Real Estate Returns Outperforming
  Stocks Which Remain Volatile
                          1-year      5-year    10-year
150%

                        126%          127%           125%         128%

            96%
100%
                                                              83%

                    63%
                                                 54%
                                   50%
50%

        16%       19%          20%                          17%
                                               13%
       9%

 0%
       S&P 500    Apartment        Office      Industrial    Retail
Real Estate
Still the Best
Leveraged, sheltered &
 controlled vehicle for
   cash flow & the
accumulation of wealth
Tom’s
      Top
      Tips

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Tom’s Top Tips
 Buy in Top Metros
 High Returns
 Low Risk
 Buy in Best Submarkets &
  Neighborhoods
 Buy Good Products
  Let time be your friend
  Most of my purchases were near
  market value & 20% down & have done
  very well thank you!

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Tom’s Top Tips

Buy Simply for Best
Reward/Risk Ratio
Not emotion
Not fancy
Not live in
Not next door
Stock market analogy
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Tom’s Top Tips

Don’t be a Landlord

  Be an Investor

Always Think About
 Opportunity Costs
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Tom’s Top Tips

Secure an Experienced Team
Don’t try to do it all
Delegate to experts you trust
Follow Success

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Use, & Don’t Underestimate Your
        Generalist Skills
                           Market Analysis
                           Supervision
                           Communications
                           Marketing
                           Financial
                           Project Management
                           Management by Objectives
                           Delegate Responsibility &
                            Accountability

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Focus; Don’t Get Too Much on Your
        Plate at One Time

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Analyze & Compare Local and
         Economic Trends
 Different regions have different cycles
 Submarkets can vary a lot from the averages!!
Leveraged Return on
  Down Payment
More Important than
    Appreciation

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Asset Protection
Holding Title & Insurance
 Joint Tenancy        Entities vs. Insurance
 Living Trust          Entities really protect?
 LLC                   Economics
                          Entity Cost vs. Insurance
 LP                    Gates prior to entity
 Corp S & C             protection
                          Event
                          Unresolved
                          Lawsuit
                          Lose or Unresolved
                          Insufficient Insurance

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Real Acquisition Cost Items
       Rehab
         Trash out                 Closing costs
         Flooring                  Taxes
         Landscape                 Debt service
         Paint                     Insurance
         Kitchen & baths           Utilities
         Roof                      Property mgmt
         Fixtures plumb &          Advertising
          elec
         Appliances & HVAC
                                    Lease up fee
         Windows
         Staging
         Garage door
       Rehab surprises

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Often the Tortoise Beats the Hare!

     Don’t be in too big of a hurry
Doing it right is better than doing it fast
Learn From
Your Mistakes
 Don’t Run &
   Forget
Be Careful What Persons with Influence Tell You
                          “We’ve never had a decline of
                          housing prices on a nationwide
                          basis. What I think is more
                          likely is that house prices will
                          slow, maybe stabilize. I don’t
                          think it’s going to drive the
                          economy too far from its full-
                          employment path, though.”

                          Ben Bernanke
                          July 29, 2005

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State of the
Real Estate
   Union

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Easy Money Last Two Decades

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It was Really a CREDIT Bubble
Tightened Credit Caused Price Declines

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Natural Cycles Return to Mean

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Does Real Estate Really Appreciate?

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10.0%

                                                                                                                                                  12.0%
Source: LPS, ForeclosureRadar.com, and The Norris Group.

                                                                                                0.0%

                                                                                                         2.0%

                                                                                                                  4.0%

                                                                                                                           6.0%

                                                                                                                                  8.0%

                                                                                                                                                          Delinquencies vs. Foreclosures
                                                                                                          1.3%
                                                                                      Q1-2007          0.2%
                                                           Delinquent % (LPS)

                                                                                                          1.7%

                                                                                                                                                            Trustee Sale Progression
                                                                                      Q2-2007          0.3%

                                                                                                                2.4%
                                                                                      Q3-2007          0.4%

                                                                                                                  3.4%
                                                                                      Q4-2007          0.6%

                                                                                                                         4.2%
                                                                                      Q1-2008           0.8%
                                                           Foreclosures Sold %

                                                                                                                           5.1%
                                                                                      Q2-2008            1.1%

                                                                                                                              5.9%
                                                                                      Q3-2008            1.2%
                                                                                                         1.2%
                                                                                                                                  7.3%
                                                                                      Q4-2008           0.7%
                                                                                                          1.5%
                                                                                                                                         9.0%
                                                                                      Q1-2009           0.7%
                                                                                                           1.8%
                                                           Trustee Sale Progression

                                                                                                                                           9.7%
                                                                                      Q2-2009           0.8%
                                                                                                           2.1%
                                                                                                                                             10.0%
                                                                                      Q3-2009           0.8%
                                                                                                                2.6%
                                                                                                                                                  11.3%
                                                                                      Q4-2009           0.8%
                                                                                                                 3.2%
                                                                                                                                                  11.0%
                                                                                      Q1-2010           0.8%
                                                                                                                  3.4%
                                                                                                                                                 10.50%
                                                                                      Q2-2010           0.8%
                                                                                                                  3.5%
Shadow Inventory

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40% of Delinquent Loans Have Not
     Made Payment in 2+ Years

Source: LPS, April 2011.
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Percent of Owners Intending to Repurchase

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Unemployment Recovery after Recession

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Federal Debt % GDP

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>2030!

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Get a Grip:
The Appreciation / Speculation Game
              is Over!
       So What Do You Do?
   1. Wait until everybody knows
      everything is going back up ?
   2. Invest in a location that soared and
      crashed, hope it doesn’t go down
      much more & hope to catch the
      next wave ?
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Buy Assets That Produce Income Now

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Invest for Cash Flow

Single Family Homes
Cash Flow & IRR Sensitivity
 % Bottom Line Change for 20% Change
          in Income & Expenses
3Br/2Ba $125,000 home, $1250 Rent, DFW

                                                             120
      CoC
                                                             100
      IRR
                                                             80
                                                             60
                                                             40

                                                             20
                                                             0
Rep         Ins      Occ    Prop    Tax   Int Rate   Rent
                            Mgmt                     Ratio

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So You’re Looking for Cash Flow?
      Look no further……..
               High Rent Ratio
                            =
               High Cash Flow
                        Monthly Rent $
                  Market Value of Investment
                         Monthly Rent $
                     Or Total Invested $$
                         $1000/mo rent    = 1%
                           $100,000
Selecting

                     A Region

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Major Metro Rent
   Ratio Avgs

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SFR Rental San Jose vs. DFW
 San Jose              DFW
 $600,000              6 X $100,000 =
                       $600,000
 $2000 Rent
                       6 X $1000 Rent
 (.33% Ratio)

                       $6000 Rent
                       (1% Ratio, X300%!)

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Future Performance
    & Risk Indicators
 Historical & Projected Home Prices
 Employment Growth & Diversity
 Population Growth
 Historical & Projected Rents &
  Occupancy
 Negative Equity & Foreclosures
 Government Stability & Intervention
Prices

Single Family Homes
For All Types of Investing
     Short Term or Long Term:

 What Direction Will Prices Go in the
Region I’m Considering Investing In?
Bruce Norris – Market Timing Expert

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Market Direction Indicators
             •Historical Trends
           •Affordability Index
             •Inward Migration
              •Negative Equity
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CA / FL / TX / USA Appreciation

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Case Shiller : MSA Declines
L.Vegas                                       Dallas
 Worst                                         Best

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Delinquency By State

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Negative Equity 25% US, 35% CA

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Texas vs US Foreclosure Rate

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Jobs

Economy
Dallas Job Growth Leader

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Texas vs USA Employment Growth

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Dallas 24 / San Jose 13

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State Government Financial Stability

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Cost of Living

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Population

 Growth
Population Growth by MSA

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Migration Paterns

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Vacancy and Rent

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Selecting a Property

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Lower Risk, More Predictable ROI

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Quality Properties
                       Price : $123,000
                     Rent : $1295 4/2.5/2
                         Sq Ft : 2400
                      Year Built : 2005

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Aaahhh – The Future…….

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Dr. Doug Duncan
               VP & Chief Economist Fannie Mae

                “If anyone tells you that
                   they know how this
                market is going to play
                    out, run like heck!”

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WIP Investment Conclusions
The Good News………!
   Shadow Inventory &
  Government Intervention
      Are Giving the
     Well Educated &
     Careful Investor
 Great Opportunities
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WIP 2012 RE Investing Conclusions
Cash Flow Now is King
Best Cash Flow is Still Out of State
Speculation for Appreciation is Risky –
 Expect Long 5-20yr Recovery
Be Honest About True Cost of
 Acquisition
Get an experienced team or Provider

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“A crisis is a terrible
  thing to waste.”
    Paul Romer, Senior Fellow at Stanford University

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Wilson
    Investment Properties
 Investor Education Resources
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1.WIP Website Investor Info
2.WIP Weekly Newsletter
3.Report: How to Select the Best
  Investment Region & Property
4.Real Estate 360 Wed 3pm - KDOW 1220am
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