by abbygat | Mar 28, 2025 | Commercial
A commercial cash-out refinance allows property investors to access the equity tied up in their real estate, which would otherwise remain illiquid. While selling the property is one way to unlock equity, refinancing offers an alternative with several potential...
by abbygat | Mar 24, 2025 | Commercial
When evaluating investment properties, understanding vacancy rates is essential. This metric reveals how frequently units remain unoccupied and for how long. It also offers insight into the property’s management efficiency and overall desirability. For those...
by abbygat | Mar 7, 2025 | Commercial
Multifamily investors and developers utilizing Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs) must adhere to specific regulations regarding how they use the land or develop their projects. One key requirement of LIHTCs is compliance with rent limits for a designated period,...
by abbygat | Mar 3, 2025 | Commercial
Earnest money is not always required in commercial real estate transactions, but it is a common element in most agreements. This guide explores what earnest money is, how it functions, and whether it can be refunded. What is Earnest Money? Earnest money is a deposit...
by abbygat | Feb 28, 2025 | Commercial
An assumable loan is a financing option that allows a buyer to take over the existing loan of a property from the current owner. This type of loan structure enables the new owner to step into the existing debt arrangement rather than securing a new loan upon...
by abbygat | Feb 24, 2025 | Commercial
For commercial real estate investors, particularly developers, understanding the floor area ratio (FAR) is crucial. This metric plays a key role in maximizing property usage while adhering to zoning regulations. Below is an overview of what FAR is, how it is...
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