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Joe Fairless is an expert in the real estate investing sector with years of experience. His blog Best Ever CRE covers everything you need to know in this industry. Learn and Understand the current Market trends and how to create balanced investment portfolio.
Best Ever CRE Blog
5d ago
The rental comparable analysis is the process of analyzing similar apartment communities in the general area to determine the market rents of the subject apartment community ..read more
Best Ever CRE Blog
1w ago
LLCs are widely used and appreciated by most commercial real estate investors. The main benefits of LLCs are well documented: liability and asset protection, tax benefits, management flexibility, and flexible ownership structure. However, commercial investors must recognize the critical, potential LLC-related sticking
points — and consider the value of professional guidance to avoid these — so they don’t put themselves at a disadvantage ..read more
Best Ever CRE Blog
2w ago
No one said entering this business is easy… and they were right. Going on a journey into the business world, particularly as a woman in the multifamily real estate sector, is not for the faint of heart. ..read more
Best Ever CRE Blog
2w ago
Investors have plenty of options to minimize taxes on real estate. My favorite is the simplest of all: the “lazy 1031 exchange.” ..read more
Best Ever CRE Blog
2w ago
The second and third days of the Best Ever Conference offered attendees an immersive experience, brimming with invaluable insights from a lineup of distinguished commercial real estate professionals. From J Scott's illuminating session on the intricacies of raising capital to Anthony Vicino's forward-thinking strategies for harnessing the power of social media in 2024, the agenda was designed to empower and inspire ..read more
Best Ever CRE Blog
3w ago
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Unavoidable Risks
Whether you are an active syndicator, fund manager, or a passive investor, losing money in a real estate syndication or fund is a real concern. Often, it happens due to unavoidable circumstances, such as ..read more
Best Ever CRE Blog
3w ago
Any seasoned or newbie real estate investor will agree that large real estate ventures often require significant capital. To obtain this capital, many real estate companies seek passive investments from multiple sources. When selling public securities, it's important to keep in mind that Section 5 of the Securities Act of 1933 mandates that companies issuing securities must register them by filing a registration statement. Failure to comply with Section 5 means any securities offered or sold are considered unregistered, putting the issuer in violation of federal law. If a real estate operator ..read more