Thinking about investing in retail commercial real estate? In this video, I break down the 3 critical areas every investor must evaluate before jumping into a deal—borrower credibility, property fundamentals, and lease quality. We reject 90% of deals because they don’t meet our standards, and I’ll show you exactly what red flags to watch for and why saying “no” can save you big.
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ABOUT Brian Dorr
I’m Brian Dorr, I have over 30 years in the Commercial Real Estate Industry in Canada and I want to help you LEARN how to invest wisely in this industry. have spent years building deep knowledge of real estate finance. I have worked for CMHC, Canada ICI, CDPQ, MCAP, Quest Capital, Infrastructure Ontario and other private finance corporations. I have experience in underwriting, distressed asset management, and mortgage administration, along with a sophisticated network of relationships with lenders, investors, and borrowers, and this has been a defining factor in the success of my two businesses. Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-dorr-69a94a114/
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0:00 Introduces the focus on retail deals
1:34 Borrower assessment process
2:10 Key factors for evaluating retail properties
3:30 Common reasons deals are rejected
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