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March 1, 2025February 28, 2025Commercial Property Management, Investors, Landlords, Lenders

Federal Office Space Cuts Impact on CRE Loans: Investor Guide

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The federal government’s aggressive reduction in office space leases signals a major shift in the commercial real estate landscape. Recent policy changes […]

February 27, 2025July 5, 2025Accounting, Investors, Lenders

What Makes a Bulletproof Real Estate Investment Pro Forma?

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A real estate pro forma is a crucial financial projection that helps you evaluate potential investment properties before committing your capital. Pro […]

February 26, 2025February 26, 2025Commercial Property Management, Investors, Landlords, Lenders, Tenants

Retail Store Closures: A Hidden Real Estate Investment Gold Mine

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The retail landscape is experiencing a dramatic transformation as store closures surge by 70% in 2024, creating ripples across commercial real estate […]

February 26, 2025June 19, 2025Investors, Landlords, Lenders, Residential Property Management, Tenants

Can Eviction Rate Data Predict Your Next Investment Win?

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Tracking eviction rates offers crucial insights for property investors seeking to make informed decisions about market stability and potential returns. The nationwide […]

February 25, 2025March 14, 2025Investors, Landlords, Lenders, Residential Property Management, Tenants

Why Are Corporate Landlords Dumping Homes? 5 Red Flags to Watch

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Large institutional landlords own approximately 446,000 single-family homes nationwide, representing a significant portion of rental housing inventory. When these large corporate landlords […]

February 24, 2025March 11, 2025Commercial Property Management, Investors, Landlords, Lenders

Commercial Real Estate Bond Distress in 2025: Shocking Stats

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The commercial real estate bond market faces unprecedented challenges in early 2025, with distress rates reaching record highs. Bond distress has hit […]

February 20, 2025June 5, 2025Commercial Property Management, Investors, Landlords, Lenders

How To Perform a Commercial Real Estate Analysis

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Commercial real estate analysis requires systematic evaluation of properties to make informed investment decisions. A comprehensive commercial real estate analysis examines key […]

February 20, 2025February 24, 2025Commercial Property Management, Investors, Landlords, Lenders, Residential Property Management, Tenants

Inflation Impact on Real Estate Investors: Profiting From Market Shifts

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Inflation shapes the real estate investment landscape in profound ways. During inflationary periods, real estate investors often benefit from rising property values […]

February 18, 2025May 16, 2025Investors, Lenders

Real Estate Notes: Your Guide to Private Lending Investments

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Investing in real estate doesn’t always mean owning physical properties. You could invest in AI, for example. On the other hand, real […]

February 18, 2025May 2, 2025Investors, Landlords, Lenders, Tenants

Short Sales vs Foreclosures: Key Differences for Investors

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When homeowners face financial difficulties, their properties often end up as either short sales or foreclosures. These situations create opportunities for real […]

February 17, 2025May 15, 2025Investors, Landlords, Lenders, Residential Property Management

Can Building Permit Trends Reveal Housing Market Hotspots?

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Building permits serve as a powerful economic indicator, revealing crucial insights into future real estate market conditions. Monthly building permit data shows […]

February 16, 2025February 24, 2025Accounting, Investors, Landlords, Lenders

Fair Market Value and Assessed Value: What’s the Difference?

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When evaluating investment properties, knowing the difference between fair market value and assessed value can significantly impact your investment decisions. These two […]

February 11, 2025July 16, 2025Investors, Lenders

Do You Need Credit To Buy Real Estate? Guide for Investors

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Investing in real estate without established credit might seem challenging, but it’s not impossible. While traditional lenders typically require a credit score […]