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26 December 2008
Rentals:Multi-Family vs. Single Family...No Question...
Here are some of the advantages that investing in Multi-units Buildings has over Single Families. Cash flow on a multi-family is always greater than that of a single family. Simply because you have more rents coming in. The more units you have under one Read More...
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26 December 2008
Dr. Sam Chandan Video link on Multi-Family/Apt. Investments
Dr. Sam Chandan (formerly Chief Economist with REIS) speaks on the status of the Multi-Family Apartment market. I normally do not post links on my Blog, but Dr. Sam has his finger on the pulse and speaks on why now is the time to Buy! Here is the Link Read More...
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18 December 2008
Multifamily Is Bright Spot, Will Continue to Be in 2009
(Please contact me to discuss your long term Passive Income Strategy that includes the purchase of Multi-Family Property . My Team at Keller Williams will show you the benefits in this down market.) The Apartment Rental Market continues to benefit from Read More...
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14 November 2008
Multifamily Investment Sales Surge in LA
As prices for Multi-Family properties in Los Angeles potentially reached their bottom in the third quarter , San Francisco came close to bottoming out, while New York City remained far from it, according to the Investment Properties Q3 2008 report. The Read More...
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15 October 2008
Multi-Family Financing Available and Reasonable
Permanent Financing Availability, Cost Remains Reasonable. The MULTI-FAMILY SECTOR is relatively isolated from Wall Street. But REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) are being impacted. Their dividend yield rate is falling, which is making it difficult Read More...
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21 September 2008
Multi-Family is the best investment NOW!!
Multi-Family Apartment Buildings are the best investment now. This is true here in Los Angeles, CA as we see rents increasing 5% year over year. Rents have risen in each of the past 24 Quarters partly due to the Sub-Prime fallout which is forcing many Read More...
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