If you are new to commercial real estate investing and lack the money to pay cash for an opportunity, you still have the option of acquiring one through various funding sources. That’s one of the most attractive aspects of investing in commercial real estate - using someone else’s money!
Crypto vs. Real Estate (Which Should You Buy?)
What Is ESG Investing? [And Why It Matters]
Many investors are now beginning to see the ESG potential in real estate as projects can provide a wide range of benefits to the general public, such as the rehabilitation of public spaces, affordable housing (or affordable commercial space for small businesses), and green buildings that can save energy during the construction phase and following completion.
Real Estate Zoning for Dummies [and Why It's Important]
What Is Cost Segregation? [And How It Works!]
No - Renting Is NOT A Waste of Money
Why Do a NNN Lease?
Triple Net vs. Gross Lease (What Are The Differences?)
One of the most attractive aspects of commercial real estate for investors is the ability to negotiate and structure deals in any way that fits their criteria.
It can also be one of the more frustrating pieces, too, considering how many options you really have when you’re dealing with an investment property or trying to lease vacant space to a new tenant.
Triple Net Lease Pros and Cons | What Landlords Need to Know about NNN Leases
Investing in Triple Net (NNN) Properties: EVERYTHING You Need to Know
Triple net properties are one of the most attractive real estate investments for a variety of reasons: they can offer low risk, minimal responsibilities for the landlord, and long-term passive income. Here’s everything you need to know about investing in triple net properties so that you can decide whether or not they make sense to add to your investment portfolio.
What the Texas Storms Mean for the Future of Real Estate
Why I'm Focusing on Micro-Units in Office, Retail, and Restaurant Real Estate
The Guide to Wholesaling Commercial Real Estate
Lessons Learned from a $4.8 Million Cash Raise
Commercial Real Estate Syndication for Beginners
Direct Mail for Commercial Real Estate: Sourcing Off-Market Deals
In August of 2020, I bought a neighborhood retail building in Nashville for $435,000 that, after we leased it out, will bring me a 30.85% cash on cash return in year 1.
Today I'm going to show you how I sourced that building and that investment opportunity through direct mail and how you can do the exact same thing.
How to Get into Commercial Real Estate Investing (If I Had to Start All Over)
Commercial Vs. Residential Real Estate
Commercial and residential real estate are two sides of the same coin, but they’re still vastly different from one another. However, many of the same principles hold true for both - location is important, they both cash flow and appreciate, and they offer many tax benefits.
Let’s dive into commercial and residential real estate to decide which is better for you as an investment vehicle.