Real Estate
by Anwell Tsai
| January 15, 2009
Let’s assume you’ve been presented with two outstanding investment properties to purchase. Both can be purchased at a great discount and share similar risk profiles, though property A is significantly more expensive than property B.
You’ve spent hours analyzing this to no avail.
You have done extensive research in the market area. You know what the contract [...]
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Real Estate
by Anwell Tsai
| October 29, 2008
In a Comparative Market Analysis, adjustments to comparable property oftentimes are made to reflect the motivations of a delineated market area’s typical buyer and seller. Adjustments for conditions of sale reflect the motivations of buyers and sellers when they are not typically motivated and purchases do not reflect arm’s-length transactions.
ADJUST FOR SALES BETWEEN RELATIVES/FRIENDS
Family members [...]
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