Investment Strategy
Learn about asset classes and investment methods that dial into strategies to meet your REI goals: Alternative Investing | Commercial | Funds | IRAs | Multifamily | Single Family | Syndication
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Investment Strategy
Learn about asset classes and investment methods that dial into strategies to meet your REI goals: Alternative Investing | Commercial | Funds | IRAs | Multifamily | Single Family | Syndication
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Module 5 – Bridge Debt Versus Perm Debt
00:07:24 | Which loan is right for you to receive maximum returns on your investment? This episode breaks down the differences between Bridge Loans and Perm Loans. Other Videos in This Course ...
00:14:12 | A letter of interest is an indication from the lender of what they expect to bring to you. In this video, Eric explains how to interpret the initial terms sheet that you receive. Other Videos in This Course ...
Module 7 – Differentiating Your Lender
00:05:58 | There are three specific categories that Eric focuses on to connect with real estate investors. Find out what these areas are and how he can help you gain success! Other Videos in This Course ...
Module 8 – Closing Remarks for Commercial Loan Strategies
00:00:24 | Thank you for watching and investing the time in yourself to prepare for financing in your upcoming real estate deals. Other Videos in This Course ...
Course Addendum – How to Maximize Your Returns With the Right Loan
00:26:21 |In this episode Eric discusses how to get the right loan for the maximum returns. A strategy to ensure you are getting the most out of your investment. Other Videos in This Course ...
Think Realty Podcast #267 – Multifamily Marketplace: Is it a Home Run?
When it comes to investing in the multifamily marketplace, can you expect a home run every time? Eddie sat down with our Think Realty Resident Expert, Eric Stewart from Atlantic Investment Capital, to discuss the current trends in the marketplace, why multifamily should still be considered an asset class to ...
What to Look for in an Investment Property
When it comes to buying investment properties, single family homes often provide a great option. They tend to be in demand, attract long-term residents, and retain or appreciate in value over time. When looking for a home to invest in, consider a few key factors to check carefully before making ...
Five Tips for Your First Property Flips
When it comes to investing in property, the profitable flip is one of the most sought-after real estate investments. It is one of the best ways to make money while doing something productive. Whether you are in real estate for work or want to take it up as a side ...
Think Realty Podcast #265 – Industrial Buildings – An in Demand Investment
00:19:34 | What comes to mind when you think of investing in an industrial space? So many people may be clueless about how to start or what to expect, but Joel Friedland from Brit Properties sat down with Eddie to chat about how he got into real estate by going door to ...
Think Realty Webinar – Oil & Gas: The Missing Piece to Your Alternative Investment Portfolio
Think Realty is providing you with another FREE WEBINAR! On March 29th at 6:30PM (CST), Carson Jones from Carson Passive Investments will be speaking about "Oil and Gas: The Missing Piece to Your Alternative Investment Portfolio." Investors are looking for the best hedge against the looming down market. In this ...
A real estate investing strategy wherein one party, the wholesaler, places a property under contract for attractive terms and then assigns that contract to another party who either assigns the contract again or transacts the deal. Usually wholesalers market to other investors and there are certain types of contract that ...
The expansion of human populations away from central, urban areas into low-density, usually car-dependent communities. Also may be referred to as suburbanization ...
A real estate investment purchase rent-ready, often with a tenant already in place paying rent. A property purchased for the express purpose of renting it out. A turnkey investment may already have a tenant in place, or a turnkey provider may sell a property with the promise of an appropriate ...
An investment company that offers turnkey properties or transactions to other “passive” investors. Turnkey providers locate properties, renovate them, usually place tenants, and may provide property management after the purchase ...
A turnkey property has historically been defined as a piece of real estate that can be purchased as-is and immediately rented out. Turnkey has expanded in recent years to include anything that can be conducted from a distance (i.e. a turnkey fix and flip) and generally refers to rental properties ...
A tax-favored retirement account that provides a tax deduction for contributions and tax-free compounding of profits. Income taxes are due when withdrawals are made ...
An auction at which investors bid on properties with delinquent tax liens. In some states, investors pay a price for the lien, while in others, investors may bid down the interest rate on the lien ...
Single-Family Residential (SFR)
A designation used to describe real estate used for living space by a single household ...
A relatively small, economical residence that meets the requirements of a first-time homebuyer. Usually these properties appeal to younger buyers, but the aesthetic requirements for starter homes have changed as millennial buyers often delay their first home purchase until they are in their 30’s ...
An investment strategy revolving around the purchase of single-family real estate. Single-family investing usually is assumed to involve the purchase of single-family residential real estate for rental purposes ...
When a distressed homeowner sells a property for less than the amount due on a mortgage with the endorsement of the lender to a third party. All proceeds from the sale go to the lender and the seller is not permitted to experience financial gain from the short sale process ...
A retirement account that allows the account holder to save money for retirement in a tax-advantaged way while investing their savings in nearly anything they like, including real estate ...
When a self-directed IRA investor takes advantage of their position in a transaction to act for their own interests instead of those of the self-directed IRA ...
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) defines rural areas as those that are nonmetropolitan and have “open countryside, rural towns (laces with fewer than 2,500 people) and urban areas with populations ranging from 2,500 to 49,999 ...
A tax-favored retirement account that accepts after-tax contributions and provides tax-free compounding of profits and tax-free withdrawals during retirement ...
