Is Now a Good Time to Buy Commercial Real Estate?
“Is now a good time to buy commercial real estate?” This is one of the questions I hear most often – especially during times of
“Is now a good time to buy commercial real estate?” This is one of the questions I hear most often – especially during times of
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: it’s not always the highest offer than wins. We see it all the time – multiple
For commercial real estate investors, prepayment penalties represent one of the most significant yet often overlooked costs in loan financing. These fees can substantially impact your investment returns and exit strategies, making it crucial to understand the different types of penalties and how to navigate around them effectively.
A DSCR loan is a type of real estate loan that is primarily based on the property’s ability to generate sufficient income. But who is this type of loan appropriate for?
Mobile home parks, or manufactured home communities, are a vital part of the housing stock in today’s market. Unfortunately, it can be tricky for investors to secure financing for these properties, even though the can be lucrative opportunities. Here are some ways to make the mobile home park financing process smoother.
by Michael Kushner, CCIM Commercial real estate deals, whether buying or leasing, involve a range of complexities and potential impediments that can impact the success
Have you heard the term “New Market Tax Credit”? This program was established by Congress in 2000 as a federal initiative aimed at stimulating investments
Zero cash flow NNN investment properties are a niche but intriguing option for seasoned investors seeking tax benefits, passive income, and stable long-term benefits. Read on as we explore the benefits and risks of these properties.
Seller financing has long had a bad reputation as a solution for unqualified buyers. But this solution might be the right choice for more sellers and buyers than you’d expect.
Fair market value is defined as the price at which a property would change hands between a willing buyer and willing seller, neither under duress, both with full knowledge of the property and market. But how is that number determined? And why should you care?