While some investors are waiting for the health crisis to be resolved, others are seizing the opportunity to buy apartments in the best performing multifamily markets across the country.
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If You’re Hesitant To Hire A Broker For Your Multifamily Property Read This
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Cash flow in most properties has remained steady, and rent collections have remained high — over 90% nationwide.
Evaluating a direct real estate investment is different than investing in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. When you invest in direct commercial real estate, you own a fractional percentage of the actual property.
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Investor Excitement And Rental Demand Are The Perfect Pandemic Pair In Multifamily Real Estate
There’s been a lot of dry powder capital building up, which has to go somewhere, and asset classes like multifamily are reaping the benefits of eager investors looking to spend.
this new work-from-home trend, multifamily landlords, developers, and designers are reconsidering design elements fit for the remote work lifestyle, but it’s also important to consider how long this trend will last.
Prospects for a strong rebound in investment activity in 2021 are positive. There is tremendous capital on the sidelines in the form of consumer savings and money market funds.