How Are Property Management Fees Determined?
Additionally, a guide to the Opportunity Zones program, an agency loan refresher, and commercial real estate crowdfunding explained.
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Know Your Agency Loan Options
When your local bank or credit union can’t provide adequate financing, it may be time to look at more robust loan options. Agency loans, while strict in regards to borrower requirements, are some of the best options for multifamily investors. Loan programs insured by the likes of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are often non-recourse and offer higher leverage than most conventional loan options. Find out why an agency loan may be the best option for your next investment in this review from Multifamily.Loans.
Understanding Property Management Fees
Most building owners utilize property management companies to oversee the daily operations of a multifamily asset. The benefits are plenty, as operating larger properties is an incredibly time-consuming task, and most owners do not actually seek to become landlords. That said, property management companies must be compensated for their efforts, and understanding how their fees are determined can be quite helpful for property owners. Luckily, this guide covers all of the details regarding property management fees and their determining factors.
Crowdfunding for Commercial Real Estate
Syndication is nothing new in the multifamily sector. In fact, some of the biggest deals are facilitated through the pooling of capital by a group of like-minded investors with healthy reserves of capital. In today’s times, an even more straightforward and less exclusive version of syndication exists in the form of crowdfunding. But before you head over to Kickstarter with the intention of acquiring a multilevel apartment building, you should probably read about the actual nuances of multifamily crowdfunding in this informational article on the topic.
Opportunity Zones: A Guide
With recent economic pressures and incredible rental demand, many investors are turning to affordable housing for potential investment. There is a substantial need in many areas of the country for affordable units, and the more economically distressed areas — known as Opportunity Zones — offer impressive investment opportunities for interested parties. While the program itself is nothing new, investors can learn plenty about how it works and the benefits it can provide in this explainer from Multifamily.Loans.
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