Commercial real estate investors are fleeing cap rate-constrained coasts for areas with higher cap rate opportunities—and leaning on knowledgeable brokers for help choosing wise investments.

In the face of economic uncertainty, investors are looking toward the long-term prospects of second-tier markets, also known as 18-hour cities. Discover the potential of these markets here.

Let’s talk about scaling in real estate, whether that means moving from no properties to single family or single family to commercial. In general, I mean taking your business to the next level. To explain how scaling is possible, I’m going to talk a little about how I did it personally. 

Looking to jump from residential to commercial investing? Learn what differentiates the two and where you can find some of the best deals.

There are a bunch of ways to add value to your multifamily deal, but investments like this can be costly. What about value-adds on the more affordable side?

Are you wholesaling, flipping or landlording? If so, then that strategy will NEVER get you out of the rat race. Find out why and what you can do about it.

In residential and commercial properties alike, real estate listings with video tours are among the most effective. In fact, research has shown they receive four times more inquiries than listings without videos. Here’s how to create a two-minute video tour of your property with no special equipm...

Investors are watching and waiting to see what implications COVID-19 will have on the real estate market. Thus far, residential prices remain steady, but many predict that will change. And the commercial sector is seemingly poised to be even more impacted due to temporary shutdowns and mandatory ...

Don’t let property management get the best of you as a real estate investor. Instead, get the best property management for your large multifamily investment. Let’s talk about a simple technique that will help you avoid making some big mistakes.

Many passive investors confuse distributions with performance, so if the distributions are coming, the plan is coming together. Bernie Madoff’s investors probably thought that, too. So, how can you really tell how your investment is faring—especially if the syndication sponsor is overstating perf...

If you’ve been looking to invest passively in a real estate syndication, you’ve probably noticed that most offer a feature called preferred return. It seems that as awareness of syndications has increased so have misconceptions about preferred return. Let’s clear up what it is and, more important...

Two popular ways for individuals to invest in real estate are buying a building independently or investing in real estate with a group, often called a syndication. Understanding the pros and cons of each can help people decide which strategy will bring them closer to their wealth-preservation and...