Good evening BP,I'm looking to do a bit of market research to find some of the cheaper options for brokers representing sellers in the Fort Lauderdale/Miami area. It seems to me there's a disconnect between agencies t...

Hey BP,So I am reading What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow by Frank Gallinelli, great book so far. However, I'm really getting hung up on the concept of Discount Rate. In the book he uses 10%...

Hi everyone,
For those who took their real estate license class online with AceableAgent, I heard they often offer great discounts and coupons. I’m curious to know what kind of discounts did you get? Was it 50% off, ...

Hi all, I'm reading Real Estate By the Numbers and I get PVM, FV, interest vs discount rate. Where Im struggling is Dicounted Cash Flow using the Discount Rate. How are they building an interest rate into cashflows to...

Quick question on discounted cash flow analysis for anyone who has any input on the topic.Say we are dealing with the following hypothetical scenario:T12 Actual Income: 1,000,000T12 Actual Expenses: 475,000T12 NOI: 52...

Discount rates and capitalization rates (cap rates) are two fundamental concepts in commercial real estate (CRE) analysis. They both play a crucial role in determining a property's value, but understanding the nuances...

Something that has always made me curious is the discount rate real estate investors use in their DCF analysis. If you are a buy and hold investor, due you use the stock market average (e.g. S&P500, index fund, et...

Title says it all. How do you find a reasonable discount rate when doing a DCF analysis. Let's take an example where a value-add project is financed: 60% long-term debt. 4.00% 25-year amo. 5-year term.10% by a junior ...

The “cap rate” is probably the most widely used metric in commercial real estate. It’s a metric that I refer to almost every day when describing or evaluating an investment opportunity. In short, a cap rate is the u...

Hello BP community,
Hope you all are doing well and staying safe.
I guess I actually have two questions:
1) If you were going to either sell a home now or in three years,...would you do it now? I've heard several p...