We have a property under contract and just got word today that we can close this Monday.  If we don't close Monday, we'll have to pay for an extension for a rate lock.An issue has arisen with the sq. ft.- the realtor ...

A Comprehensive Guide to Tracking Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Discover how key performance indicators (KPIs) help us measure the success of various aspects of our business by tuning in today's episode!
Key per...

In the real estate industry, brand awareness
and lead generation serve different but complementary purposes, each targeting distinct aspects of business growth. Here's a comparison of the two:
1. Brand Awareness
De...

In the realm of finance, understanding the intricacies of various loan options is paramount for both borrowers and lenders alike. One such type of loan that plays a crucial role in commercial real estate financing is ...

Join us in today’s episode as we share daily practices to enhance emotional intelligence to improve the way we manage and lead.
Emotional intelligence and its impact on handling stressful situations
In our fast-pace...

Attention: Beware of Non-Bank Fintech Apps
I hope this message finds you well. I'm reaching out to share a cautionary tale based on my recent experience with a fintech bank issue involving Yotta and Synapse. Currentl...

Cap rates are arguably one of the most fundamental metrics in commercial real estate investing AND probably one of the most debated and misunderstood topics in this space...Lately, I have heard a lot of discussions ar...

I am looking to start marketing for off-market properties. As I begin my marketing, how important is it to have a website, and for those who feel it is necessary, who did you use to create and maintain it?

As a property manager, my responsibilities extend far beyond simply managing day-to-day operations; I'm also involve protecting the long-term value and profitability of my landlord's investments. Handling home warrant...

Greetings, and Happy Holidays to you all!I'm highly considering a property, selling for $350k, 100% occupied, $3k/month, i.e., 36k per year. Mortgage 2k/month.This is my first property, so I'm being lead by a guru (wh...