When buying real estate, there are some ways you can save money on your due diligence. You may think you can save a few bucks but you are risking a magnitude of more money. Yet, there is one third party report I would not skip. In my previous article titled
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Frequently I’m called upon to underwrite a property. Whether it is for a loan or a purchase for an investment property, some principal or borrower needs to know if their real estate asset will perform as expected. There is a complex process I go through when underwriting and I cannot
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I was prompted to write this article when I saw an article from Realtor.com titled Apartment Market Slumps as Supply Surges. I ignored my urge. Then, a few friends, who read the same news feeds, asked something akin to “Is the multifamily product finally going to crash allowing us investors
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You may have noticed this article is not titled Five Reasons You Need to Do Due Diligence. I’m going to assume you already know you should be doing your due diligence before any investment. Though, you may be asking yourself, “Why do I have to know this, as my buying
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Stronger Offers. With private lender funds, you can make stronger offers with quicker closings and eliminate financing contingencies with offers just as good as cash. Real estate brokers present numerous offers to their clients and the strongest offers are accepted. The strongest offer is not always the highest offer price
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There are some people out there that will delineate these two in completely different ways. I personally think they are extremely similar. Let me give you some descriptions. What is a hard money lender? Does it sound scary? Check out that word in the beginning of the term, “hard”. Hard
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Do you know what a cap rate is? When I first started flipping properties I had no clue what it was. When I first started I was concerned with one thing only which was cash flow (and you should be too). However, when you expand your horizon and look at
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