10 Terms to know before Investing in a Real Estate Syndication If you are interested in passive income with low-risk exposure, multifamily real estate syndications can be an attractive investment opportunity.  Those who are new to multifamily investing should take the time to research the topic and learn all they can about it. To get started, you should familiarize yourself with the business terminology. This article includes some of the more commonly used terms in multifamily investing.  Multifamily Syndication  Multifamily syndication is a group of individuals or compan ..read more

How To Increase The Income On Your Multifamily Property Owners of larger multifamily property can control the value of their property to a much greater extent. The most common way to make money in real estate is through appreciation. An appreciation of the value of a commercial real estate property depends on the location, overall development, and improvements. In a Multifamily property, each unit operates as an independent property but at the same time, all the units can be collectively managed as a single property and thus creates multiple earning opportunities for the investor and th ..read more

Why Is Senior Housing Becoming Investors’ Favourite?   Real estate investors are flocking to the senior housing and care sector. PwC’s Emerging Trends in Real Estate report predicts that investing in senior housing will continue to be one of the best investment and development opportunities for years to come. A recent survey indicates that investors are now more inclined to invest in independent living units, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and long-term care facilities. Senior housing properties present investors with profitable investment opportunities in the coming y ..read more

Is Now The Right Time To Invest In Multifamily? While the world suffered a lot during the pandemic there was a subsequent effect on the economy, market growth, development as well as investments. The economy is still on its way to recovery from COVID 19. The vaccine is widely available, and the majority of people have already been vaccinated with at least one dose. With improving economic conditions and loosening restrictions throughout the country, the outlook for multifamily investment has improved. The below trend of the demand and renewal conversion depicts the same. Historic an ..read more

Reduce Your Tax Burden With Cost Segregation Maybe you’ve been in the middle of a discussion about how unfair it is that wealthy individuals pay so little in taxes. It’s true, right? It’s as if the tax system is designed to benefit the rich, but it ends up being unfair to the middle class. However, that’s a myth, and we’re here to clarify how the system works. As long as we know how to use the tax system, we can all benefit. There is no secret or hack that only the rich use; everything you need to know is right out there in the open for anyone who is willing to figure it out. You need t ..read more

Five Skills Every Multifamily Investor Should Develop To become a successful real estate investor, you must go through a number of stages. A desire to invest in real estate does not guarantee success. The first few months of investing are often filled with growing pains for new investors. When learning the business, look at experiences from other investors instead of suffering through trials and errors. You’ll find that most successful investors share a few common traits. Ask them about their journey to success and what made them succeed. Whether you’ve been in business for years or jus ..read more

San Antonio: New Tech and Invention Mecca Welcome, San Antonio Growth! Enough said! Multifamily property remains the most favored property type, with 86% of investors surveyed intending to increase exposure in the next three to five years plan. San Antonio’s multifamily sales volume during 3Q21 totaled $288.8M, representing a 92.3% year-over-year increase (According to CoStar, San Antonio Business Journal). Sunbelt markets continue to drive the highest demand and garner the most attention from multifamily investors and developers, and San Antonio is no exception. Year-to-date, approxima ..read more

Why Millennials Prefer To Rent Over Buying A Property Millennials are delaying homeownership for a variety of reasons. As a result, they are choosing to rent longer than previous generations. In general, renting allows millennials to remain flexible and mobile in the job market while paying off their substantial debts before settling down. Instead of being tied down to a house, renting offers millennials more options. In this blog, we’ll tell you five reasons why millennials prefer renting. Let’s get started… 1. Student Debt  Many millennials are still trying to pay off large amoun ..read more

How To Secure Real Estate Investment Capital Investing in real estate deals requires investors to know more than how to find capital; they also must know how to secure the capital once they know where to get it. Investors must therefore learn how to approach those who have the money they need once they have determined where they can find the money they need. Likewise, there are plenty of lenders who are just waiting to lend their funds to today’s investors. In the end, it’s up to the investor to prove they’re worth it. Here are some of the most important characteristics venture capitali ..read more

Now Is The Time to Invest In Multifamily Real Estate The popularity of apartment living continues to grow, and not just for temporary stays. According to Freddie Mac’s 2019 housing survey, almost 40 percent of renters say they are unlikely to buy a home – up from 23 percent two years ago – and 80 percent say renting is better suited to their lifestyle. Many generations of renters, including Gen Zers just entering the workforce to baby boomers approaching retirement – and even high-income earners who can afford a home – are renting. Why is rental demand rising? As most new homes on the m ..read more