Estimating the value of real estate is necessary for a variety of endeavors, including financing, sales listing, investment analysis, property insurance, and taxation. But for most people, determining the asking or purchase price of a piece of real property is the most useful application of real estate valuation.
by Randolph Taylor
If the current occupants are month-to-month residents, you have more options for changing their lease and tenancy if they meet state and local law requirements.
by Randolph Taylor
Real Estate Syndication is the phrase used to describe the concept of pooling the resources of and bringing together several different real estate investors in order to do a large commercial deal.
by Randolph Taylor
One of the most fundamental concepts in real estate investing is the capitalization rate, better known as the "cap rate."
by Randolph Taylor
Resident retention remains a high priority, and these five incentives can help earn renewals. 5 Incentives to Increase Multifamily Lease Renewals - It costs a whopping $3,976 to replace one of your residents when they don’t renew their lease, which is up from $3,850 last year, according to Zego’s “The 2022 State of Resident Experience Management Report.” One of the most valuable assets to any...
by Randolph Taylor
1031 Exchanges, Delaware Statutory Trusts, Opportunity Zone Funds, and Other Tax Reduction Strategies When it comes to tax avoidance strategies, most real estate investors are probably familiar with the 1031 “like-kind” exchange, in which an investor can defer a tax liability — capital gains, depreciation, or even state and local income tax and the 3.8% net investment income tax — from the...
by Randolph Taylor