Category: Commercial Property Advisor
Overcome Investment Hurdles
Use Expert Advisors The commercial real estate market is a complex landscape, filled with hidden pitfalls and ever-evolving trends. Investors like you need more than just a broker; you need a team of seasoned professionals to anticipate challenges and secure winning opportunities. In a Nutshell At eXp Commercial, we understand the specific obstacles you face:…
Your Fast Track to Commercial Real Estate Success
Curated Advisory Teams The commercial real estate world thrives on expertise and adaptability. At eXp Commercial, We understand that navigating this dynamic market requires a multi-faceted approach. That’s why, as your Commercial Advisors, we curate teams of the industry’s top brokers to ensure you have the ultimate A-Team supporting your investment goals. Benefits of Our…
Decoding the Market
In a Nutshell A Guide to Property Value Fluctuations for Owners and Investors The world of commercial real estate (CRE) thrives on value. Whether you’re an experienced investor or a first-time owner, understanding the factors that influence your property’s value is crucial. This knowledge empowers you to make informed decisions, maximize returns, and navigate market…
Investors Exit Strategies
Prepare for the sale In commercial real estate, exit strategies are plans for how you will eventually sell or otherwise dispose of an investment property. Here are some of the most common CRE exit strategies: Selling the Property: Refinancing: 1031 Exchange: Passing Property to Heirs: Other Considerations: Choosing the Right Exit Strategy: The ideal exit…
Comparing Investor Strategies
FOCUS Commercial real estate (CRE) investor strategies encompass various approaches for acquiring and managing income-producing properties. Overall, I suggest follow one course until successful and then become more creative as the deal requires. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most common CRE investor strategies: Core Strategy: Core Plus Strategy: Value-Add Strategy: Opportunistic Strategy: Additional…
Investors Alternative Strategies
Getting Creative There are a few additional approaches and ways of thinking about CRE that can be valuable for investors: Alternative Investment Strategies: Unique Property Types: Beyond Traditional Metrics: Creative Thinking: By exploring these unconventional strategies and ways of thinking about CRE, you can position yourself to identify unique investment opportunities and potentially outperform the…
Communicating Broker Value
Understanding Investor Goals: Communication and Transparency: Building Trust and Relationships: Additional Considerations: Offer Additional Services: Depending on your expertise and the needs of your investors, consider offering additional services like property management or financing assistance.
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The Biggest Mistakes You Can Make in the Multifamily Property Business
Beware Pitfalls The multifamily property business can be a lucrative one, but it’s also fraught with potential pitfalls. Investors who make certain mistakes can find themselves in financial hot water. Here are some of the biggest mistakes to avoid: 1. Overleverage One of the biggest dangers in the multifamily business is overleverage. This means borrowing…
Predicting Owner Willingness to Sell in Commercial Real Estate
Identifying motivated sellers in commercial real estate, particularly multi-family property owners with 4-20 units, requires a multi-layered approach. Here’s how you can refine your search and craft compelling outreach messages: Factors that influence owner willingness to sell: Refining your prospecting on PropWire: Profiling motivated owners: Compelling SMS messages for motivated sellers: Here are some example…
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