Here's a fundamental explanation to get your juices flowing:Assume a house costs $200,000 and rents for $1,500.

I think if you take a listen to some of the shows coming out over the next few weeks, you'll see that we're focusing on the fundamentals, great guests, and sound, responsible advice.As you listen -- please give me feedback!

Property managers fundamentally do two things: manage your asset (lease, maintain, accounting, anticipate) and reduce your liability. 2.

That should abate in the next 12-18 months, and as new units stop hitting the market at their current pace, Phoenix may see solid growth, especially as the market seems to have solid inbound demand fundamentals, good jobs, tech presence, etc.

Quote from @Daniel Rabinov: I’m new to REI currently looking to acquire multifamily properties in the North Miami Beach, Aventura, and Hollywood areas that meet the following criteria:Price per Unit: Maximum $250,000 (4 PLEX MAX 1M)Cap Rate: 7.5% or higher as-is not pro formaValue-Add Potential: Properties that offer the opportunity to renovate, improve, and increase rents or overall property value.My focus is on underperforming properties with strong fundamentals that are located in these markets.

Hey Devin, They can definitely be overwhelming, but they’re crucial for making informed decisions in real estate.As a hard money lender, I often focus on a few key metrics when analyzing deals:ROI (Return on Investment): This is fundamental for assessing the overall profitability of a deal.

Focus on the fundamentals of the real estate and stop chasing an arbitrary door count.

Feel free to share what’s most important to you and any other factors that influence your decision-making process.Hey Jeff,I think fundamentally it is finding a group that says 'yes'.

A common mistake I observe are investors focused on unit count rather than the fundamentals of the underlying real estate that's being bought.

Lots of people think that STR is just instant cashflow, but it is fundamentally a different business model.