Investment Strategies
Over the last few months I’ve been telling folks that if they wanted to be a genius in 5 years they should make smart real estate investments now. My other refrain is that they were in no danger of profiting from multifamily investments until they take action. The focus of this article is the fundamental question: “When should I invest in multifamily?” Just as in nature where... Read More »
I really liked this article from IRA Advantage…the concepts David Moore discusses here are also useful for acquiring Oregon Multifamily properties. This can be accomplished as an individual or as a group. By David Moore, IRA Advantage Well, this month the IRA of the month is actually the 401k of the month… A business owner wanted to diversify his retirement account’s holdings by adding... Read More »
This is an article I wrote at the request of a small investor who asked that I lay out a simple framework of the four engines of real estate wealth building and how residential and commercial investment strategies vary. When investors buy any commercial real estate they are acquiring a revenue stream. Admittedly there are a few signature buildings that are so iconic that they are a ”pride... Read More »
By Randyl Drummer Almost every multifamily market saw strong leasing, rising demand and falling vacancies in the third quarter as the nation’s apartment market continued a solid 2010 rally. As of now, apartments should continue to surge over the next five years, with a growing supply of renters and very little new product in the planning pipeline. Granted, vacancies remain above historical averages... Read More »
When it Comes To Seizing Recessionary CRE Opportunities, Investors Don’t See a Specific Market or Property Type Holding a Special Advantage By Mark Heschmeyer (As seen on CoStar.com) September 15, 2010 When it comes to commercial real estate investment, distress is all the buzz. It’s the catchword that seems to always precede the word ‘asset’ and is currently the archetypical... Read More »
