Discover the significance of the LTV ratio in commercial real estate, including how to calculate it and its role in financing and property analysis.
CRE Fundamentals
This comprehensive guide will provide an in-depth exploration of 1031 exchange rules, shedding light on the intricate details that investors must adhere to for a successful exchange.
There may be slight variations on exactly how each ownership type works in different estates, but below is a general overview of the different ways to hold property
As economic pressures grow, owners and investors increasingly look to professional property management for end-to-end solutions.
The battle between renting and owning is intuitive. If renting is significantly cheaper than owning a home, more of the population will gravitate towards renting. If homeownership is only moderately more costly than renting, people will be more inclined to pursue ownership.
Running a commercial real estate asset on a day-to-day basis can be expensive. As such, it is important for operators to manage costs relative to rental income to ensure that the given property is profitable. From a management standpoint, costs can be grouped into two buckets: Operating Expenses (or “OpEx”) and Capital Expenses (or “CapEx”). While they are both categories of expenses, there are material differences between capital expenses and operating expenses.