Posts filed under: Financing Blog

Georgia is a peach of a state (pun intended) for real estate investors seeking to utilize a ground-up construction loan to fund their next project. As the 8th most populated......
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It never fails: year after year the New York and New Jersey real estate markets are some of the most profitable in terms of transactional activity and valuation. The New......
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In the early stages, starting the search for a new home is overwhelmingly exciting. You kick off your research by browsing promising listings on the internet, and then set appointments......
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If you are new to the real estate investment industry, the best piece of advice we can give you is to know what you don’t know. Being humble with regards......
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Leverage, also referred to as debt financing, is a useful and often required element of the majority of completed real estate transactions. Still, as the 2008-2009 real estate bubble emphasized,......
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Starting a real estate business involves many challenges. Whether you’re new to this industry or have recently decided to fly solo, you might have discovered that what seemed simple on......
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The current real estate market is understandably dynamic given the constantly developing COVID-19 situation—making it more important than ever for real estate professionals to consistently check up on the latest......
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Just as with so many other industries, technology has rapidly become permanently and intrinsically intertwined into virtually every aspect of the real estate sector. Potential homebuyers can get a 4K......
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Although at the moment it seems like the real estate supply is low and demand is skyrocketing—making it challenging to find promising leads—what you may not be aware of is......
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The question on everyone’s minds these days in the real estate industry is what the foreclosure situation will look like after the various moratoria and forbearance initiatives expire. Will tenants......
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