Let's say you know you want to purchase properties at a particular going-in cap rate, say 6%. If you know that much, you can back-solve to the Purchase Price that... read more →
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The verdict is in on crowdfunding. It's here to stay, which is terrific for those who have not previously had access to real estate investment opportunities. If you're an investor... read more →
You can now communicate investment stories more clearly than ever before with our recent improvement to Valuate's comparison screen. Load in three properties or three scenarios, and then compare and... read more →
The differences between levered (with debt) and unlevered (without debt) deals appear in lines C and J. Note that both deals return a Year 1 5% cash-on-cash return to equity,... read more →
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Cap rates (capitalization rates) are still one of the most-mentioned and least-understood elements of commercial real estate. What is a cap rate? The simplest way to define a cap rate... read more →
Why do some properties command valuations based on forward estimated income, whereas others on past income? The simple answer is because of the average lease lengths and the extent to... read more →