by Theresa Bradley-Banta
You’re feeling enthusiastic. You’re ready to dive in with your multifamily investment plan. That’s great–but don’t overestimate the time, ability, and capital that you have to dedicate to the project! Many real estate investors invest in... by Michael Calderaro
A laundry lease exists when a laundry equipment provider leases space in a multifamily property, installs and services laundry machines, and shares the revenue they collect with the property owner. It’s important to note, especially as a buyer of multifamily... by Theresa Bradley-Banta
“Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream, Discover.”—Mark Twain... by Theresa Bradley-Banta
How much are you communicating with your exiting residents? A resident exit survey and interview can be a wealth of information. Residents who are moving out can provide you with honest feedback about their experiences living in your property. That feedback can give... by Theresa Bradley-Banta
You’re ready to invest in a new multifamily property. Before you get started, however, it’s important to put together a realistic look at what income and expenses you can expect over the first year or two of owning the property. You do this by approaching... by Theresa Bradley-Banta
There is a difference between owning a building and owning a business. If you’ve invested in multifamily properties and want to develop a thriving business, you need to think strategically about your income-producing assets. This becomes even more important when...