The type of property class a commercial real estate (CRE) investor chooses can significantly impact the long-term stability and potential for growth of their investment. For example, Class A properties are a good choice for those looking to preserve capital, while...
Over the years, the Federal Reserve’s delinquency rate—the percentage of loans that have not been paid back to banks on time—has consistently fluctuated. When the economy is booming, delinquency rates tend to fall; conversely, when economic contraction occurs,...
Commercial properties are evaluated differently from homes. Therefore, if you are thinking of investing in commercial real estate, it’s essential to understand how to use the three main approaches to establishing the value of a CRE asset. Let’s talk about...
It’s essential to understand the risks and uncertainties involved in commercial real estate (CRE) investing, whether you want to own stabilized assets, develop a property from the ground up, or manage existing CRE properties. In this blog, we will talk about the...
There are various commercial lenders you can turn to if you need funding for commercial property acquisition. Your options will range from traditional banks to hard money lenders. And if you are thinking of negotiating your new loan with any of these institutions,...
The pandemic has changed the landscape of commercial real estate debt capital. Money is still available—but the rules have certainly changed. Some lenders have left the game altogether, while others are on pause. And those that are still active in the industry have...
