What is a High-Level Property Analysis?
Monday, January 06
When applying for job, normal protocol is to complete an application and/or submit a resume. The job application or resume are basically the initial screening step that lets the employer quickly determine if we meet the minimum qualifications and decide whether to take the next step in the hiring...
The 4 Classes of Multifamily Real Estate: Which is Right for You?
Thursday, January 02
One of the first things we all start to hear as we enter our real estate investing journey are terms like, “Class A” or “Class B” property. What does Class A, B, C, or D actually mean? Each class of real estate (A, B, C, D) represents a different level of overall property quality. In this regar...
What is "Turnkey" investing?
Wednesday, January 01
When deciding to invest in real estate, one of the first steps is determining our Investment Strategy. That is, a plan that directs what we invest in and how we manage the investment. There are three primary Investment Strategies to pursue, based on the type of asset in focus: Distressed Assets...
What is the "Value-Add" Multifamily Investment Strategy?
Monday, December 30
In multifamily real estate, our Investment Strategy serves as a plan that describes “what” and “how” we plan to manage the investment and make our returns. Investors will usually focus on one of three primary categories of assets for their Investment Strategy:Distressed AssetsValue-Add AssetsTurn...
The Ups and Downs of Investing in Distressed Assets
Saturday, December 28
Having an Investment Strategy means having a business plan that describes “what” we plan to invest in, “where” we plan to invest, and “how” we plan to manage the investment. In multifamily real estate, our Investment Strategy will usually focus on one of three primary categories of investment as...
Four Keys to Understanding Cash on Cash Return (CoC)
Thursday, December 26
When reviewing a potential real estate investment opportunity, or the performance of an existing investment, one of the indicators that should be considered is Cash on Cash Return The formula for Cash on Cash Return is the Cash Flow divided by the total Cash Investment. Cash Flow / Total Cash In...