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Real estate investments tend to be more stable compared to other types of investments, such as stocks or bonds, as they are less affected by short-term market fluctuations. As the prices of goods and services tend to rise over time, the values of homes and rents also tend to increase, making investment properties a potential shield or hedge against inflation.
Cashflow is the net income from a real estate investment after mortgage payments, taxes, insurance, and any other operating expenses have been paid. Real estate is what many people consider the best income producing asset that has the ability to purchase a steady stream of monthly cashflow.
Real estate investing offers various tax advantages, such as depreciation deductions, deductible expenses, and the ability to defer capital gains taxes through 1031 exchanges, which can lower overall tax liabilities and increase cashflow.
Real estate has the potential to appreciate or go up in value over time. When a property’s value goes up, the owner’s equity also increases due to there now being a greater difference between the price of the property and the mortgage balance or original purchase price. This allows investors to potentially generate a profit by selling their property at a higher price in the future.
Leverage is the ability to use borrowed capital (mortgages) or debt to amplify an investment’s potential return. Essentially, it allows an investor to purchase a property with a percentage of their own money (down payment) and borrow the rest, typically through a mortgage.
As mortgages are paid down, owners build equity in the asset. Using rent paid by tenants to pay down loans allows one to strategically increase their equity over time and thus increase their overall net worth
Real estate is a tangible asset that can be seen, touched, controlled and improved over time. There are strategies to force appreciation or equity through improvements to the property over time.
Real estate often acts as a hedge against inflation. As property values and rents rise with inflation, the fixed mortgage payment remains constant, effectively reducing the real cost of the debt over time.
Whether you’re an accredited investor or simply interested in learning more about multifamily real estate syndication, you’ve come to the right place! This resource is designed to educate you on the syndication process and provide you with a solid understanding of the terminology used by sponsors and syndicators.
We believe that knowledge is power, and our goal is to empower investors with the information they need to make informed investment decisions. The sole purpose of this section is to provide you with all the necessary tools and resources to confidently navigate the world of multifamily syndication.
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