The past two years and the ongoing commercial real estate crisis have given real estate investing a bad name. While this is not surprising, there is one class of real estate that should be front and center will all investors as the new decade dawns. Failing to do so will cost investors significant returns in the coming Read the rest of this entry

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Over the course of modern history, there have been thousands of business models used to create new businesses and even more ideas behind these businesses. Not all businesses succeed and, in fact, statistics will tell you that far more fail, despite the perceived strength of an idea or model for a business.

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Ok so you might find the next few links interesting. These are from around the web, just random snippets that I've picked up in my reading, but I found some very cool information in them. You might too. Here goes...

Tax Strategies for Landlords | AAOA - American Apartment Owners ...

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Any rental income property that has more than one family unit is considered multifamily property. The smallest multifamily property being a duplex (two units) and then up from there to larger rental complexes easily consisting of hundreds of apartments.

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Some investors find investing in multi-family apartments rewarding as they yield more long-term returns. An average individual investor cannot invest in multi-family apartments by himself; they make use of specialized REIT'S to do it for them or form a partnership with an experienced associate as it takes up time and needs an experienced person to see to the due-diligence, to take control and manage the property wisely.

Tips on How to Invest In Multi-Family Apartments:

It is necessary to identify a stable, profitable multi-family apartment, have a good idea of the local market and the have the ability to estimate the land value as well as the building value properly.

It is essential to make a financial as well as marketing analysis of the property.

Present a well thought out irresistible offer to the seller once you have made sure the necessary finances are in order.

Proceed with the due diligence and not be satisfied until you have studied in detail every document relating to the building and the maintenance of its equipments etc. The title deeds, tax returns of last 3 years if possible, insurance policies, financial records, information of any existing liens, all leases and all contracts for equipment maintenance, parking lot contracts, all utility bills, fire systems, litigation history, tenant and associated problem records etc. will be appraised. Engineering inspection, environmental inspection etc. will be conducted on site.

Have an attorney study all the documents and explain them to you.

Once the due diligence matters have been cleared it is time to bargain for as low a price as possible and legally purchase the property if it suits your needs and seems a profitable venture.

Try, and get a triple net multi-family apartment, as it could be a hassle-free investment as the owner just has to receive monthly rental checks and does not have to worry about maintenance etc. as the tenants are in charge of that!

People like investing in multi-family apartments because of increased cash flow, competition is less, if indeed you are in charge of maintenance because of the big cash flow it will be easier to hire a manger to take care of the property and deal with its problems. Multi-family apartments are also in demand because the property appreciates better than a single-family property. Some creative real state investors make fortunes rehabbing run down condos and giving them a face-lift! Thus, multi-family apartments are ideal suited for those who have large sums of money on hand to buy and invest in high yielding properties. They should have the expertise to deal with tenants and collecting rents on time and know what action to take incase the tenant defaults on payments.

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