A real estate analysis is routine for investors and analysts trying to determine the cash flows, rates of return and profitability performance of any potential real estate investment opportunity. The process is straightforward. The financial data of the rental property… Continue Reading
Capitalization rates (or cap rates, as they are more commonly called) are one of the most popular returns associated with real estate investing. As such, it’s not uncommon for a cap rate to appear in a real estate analysis inside… Continue Reading
As you know, one of the great challenges facing real estate investors is the ability to invest their money in rental properties that make them a profitable return, and at the very least won’t lose them money. To cope with… Continue Reading
Cash on cash return (CoC) is a popular rate of return used by real estate investors conducting a real estate analysis because it’s easy to compute and offers investors a “quick read” on a rental property’s profitability. It can help… Continue Reading
Cost recovery, also commonly known as depreciation, is tax concept implemented by the Internal Revenue Service that is roughly defined by the tax code as a loss in value to a property over time as the property is being used.… Continue Reading
There are virtually hundreds of real estate investment terms that can be discussed, and subsequently should be learned by real estate investors. In this article, however, we’ll explain just six of the terms we consider play a major role with… Continue Reading