How to Calculate Equity Multiple in a Commercial Real Estate Investment
The equity multiplier is how many times invested capital will be multiplied after the sale of an investment property.
Unlevered Yield on Cost in Private Multifamily Real Estate Investing
Unlevered yield cost is the yield on the total cost of the property as if it wasn’t financed. This helps determine whether the property is…
How to Interpret Yield on Cost in Multifamily Real Estate
A property’s yield on cost is its net annual income divided by its acquisition cost. It helps investors gauge investment risk in a property.
Unlevered IRR vs Levered IRR in Real Estate Investing
Unlevered IRR looks at a property’s return based on invested capital and time, while a property’s levered IRR does so while taking financing into account.
What is a Good ROE for Real Estate?: Return on Equity, The Overlooked Return Metric
When it comes to a good ROE, the higher the better. However, an ROE of 20% or better is considered good for most markets.
Reversion Cap Rate: A Tool For Underwriting Exit Sales Value
Helping a real estate investor have a more conservative approach to projecting the exit market value of a commercial real estate project is very crucial…
Cap Rate Compression & How It Affects Multifamily Values
Multifamily property values are a derivative of the capitalization rate, and over the last 3 years, we have seen the great compression of cap rates,…
Double Money Every 7 Years: How Can I Double My Money Every 5-7 Years Through Real Estate Investing
Putting your money to work is not something that you should do, rather it’s something that you must make your priority and your duty as…
What is a Good Cap Rate for Multifamily?
Cap rates are a fundamental metric for return and value in commercial real estate across the board. They tell us what yield investors are willing…
What is a Good IRR for Multifamily? – Target IRR for Real Estate
The internal rate of return (IRR) is looked at by most real estate investors as the barometer of strength for any given project. That is…
