In a recent conversation with a real estate investor friend, we discussed that remote work has caused some office buildings spaces to become empty, resulting in defaults and foreclosures. Some office space currently sells at 20 cents on the dollar. Is this a buying opportunity, or is the remote shift [more]
This article explains the benefits of cash-on-cash return as a metric to understand the cash flow of a real estate investment opportunity. One of the benefits of investing in real estate compared to other investments, such as stocks, is that real estate cash flows in addition to any potential appreciation. [more]
One seeming benefit of any real estate investment metrics that sums up the potential returns of an investment opportunity is that it pretends to allow investors to compare potential returns across different investment opportunities using a standard measure. One massive drawback is that one metric only tells part of the [more]
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and equity multiple are both metrics that real estate investors use to evaluate investment opportunities. Recently someone told me that they do not look at the IRR as a method for assessing their investment opportunities but instead use equity multiple. While there are some similarities [more]
There are numerous metrics used to evaluate the quality and attractiveness of a real estate investment opportunity - equity multiple, IRR, cash-on-cash, cap rate among others. Each one tells a different part of the story, and no one metric offers a comprehensive picture. In addition, the investor's goals also play [more]
Real estate sponsors will often present Internal Rate of Return (IRR) as the main metric to consider when evaluating an investment opportunity. It is important to be aware of the drawbacks and benefits of all the various metrics used to present a real estate investment opportunity including cap rate, equity [more]
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