When someone refers to the equity waterfall in commercial real estate, they’re essentially talking about how cash flow from an asset will be distributed and when. There are countless ways to structure these distributions, which is what makes the equity waterfall concept so complex—and in practice...

Being successful in commercial real estate takes more than just an initiative to enter this field. It takes time, money, relationships, and most importantly, an ability to find and close on deals. Here are a few hiccups one might encounter on the way, and how to achieve success despite them.

While commercial real estate (CRE) investment through real estate investment trusts (REITs) is similar to buying shares in stock and bond markets, direct real estate investing is quite different. These transactions require evaluating and analyzing properties to determine if they match with one’s ...

Leases on commercial properties are an entirely different animal than those used for residential real estate. Learn about the four main lease structures and the ins and outs of the most commonly used among commercial real estate landlords and tenants: the triple net lease.

If you’re considering leasing your commercial property, there are many elements to mull regarding the market, your tenants, and the terms of the lease. Be sure and consult this checklist of thin...

WeWork’s failed IPO created a lot of negative chatter about the co-working industry over the last few months. But alas, there is still a ton of potential for the co-working model to create real value for investors. Here’s proof.

Here are several upgrades that renters really want today and that may generate some of the best rent bumps for multifamily landlords.

Let’s get ready to rumble! I say this halfheartedly because of the pride held by both the single-family home investor and

Why should you take a serious look at multifamilies? Learn about one investor who added $40,000/year to his net worth with a 12-unit apartment building.

In the commercial space? You should strongly consider pursuing a CCIM. It will add to your credibility and provide networking opportunities, as well. Here’s everything you need to know about the process of becoming certified.

While real estate investments tend to perform as well or better than equities in the long-term, is it a sure bet? Could it possibly be true that commercial property investing, in particular, is all profits and gains? Find out here.

In less than 12 months, we will have turned a $75,000 investment in smart metering technology (which was mostly offset by a lower loan rate) into $1.33M of appreciated value. We also expect it to be good for the planet, saving between 4 and 6 million gallons of water in the process.