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No Assurance Government Bailout Will Work
Posted by: Investors Lounge Online in Recession, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Agents, Market Prediction, Market Bubble, Investment, Economy, Commercial Real Estate, Blogging on Oct 15, 2008
Banking Crisis
Posted by: Investors Lounge Online in Sub Prime Lending, Recession, Real Estate Investment, Mortgage, Market Prediction, Market Bubble, Legislation, Investment, Foreclosure, Financing, Economy, Due Dilligence, Commercial Real Estate, Bankruptcy on Oct 09, 2008
Commercial Property Due Diligence
Posted by: Elliot Barron in Real Estate Investment, Investment, Financing, Economy, Due Dilligence, Commercial Real Estate, Cap Rate, Analyze on Oct 08, 2008
What is the Future of Mortgages Due to the Financial Crisis?
Posted by: Investors Lounge Online in Sub Prime Lending, Refinance, Recession, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Agents, Pre Foreclosure, Mortgage, Market Prediction, Market Bubble, Loan To Value, Legislation, Investment, Foreclosure, Financing, Equity, Economy, Credit Report, Credit Cards, Commercial Real Estate, Bankruptcy, Bank Owned, ARMs, Appreciation on Sep 28, 2008
Who Will Bailout the Taxpayers?
Posted by: brad miller in Sub Prime Lending, Short Sale, Refinance, Recession, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Agents, Pre Foreclosure, Over Leveraged, Over Financed, Mortgage, Market Prediction, Market Bubble, Legislation, Investment, Foreclosure, Financing, Economy, Credit Report, Credit Cards, Bankruptcy, Bank Owned, ARMs on Sep 23, 2008
Investment Banks Fail and its Impact on You and I
Posted by: Investors Lounge Online in Sub Prime Lending, Refinance, Recession, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Agents, Over Leveraged, Over Financed, Mortgage Fraud, Mortgage, Market Prediction, Market Bubble, Loan To Value, Legislation, Investment, Insurance, Foreclosure, Financing, Equity, Economy, Credit Report, Credit Cards, Corporation, Commercial Real Estate, Bankruptcy, Bank Owned on Sep 16, 2008
Getting Started in Commercial Real Estate: Fear not, ye of little faith!
Posted by: Elliot Barron in Retirement, Real Estate Investment, Investment, Getting Started, Due Dilligence, Commercial Real Estate, Cap Rate on Sep 03, 2008
Gross Income Multiplier vs. Capitalization (Cap) Rate
Posted by: Elliot Barron in Real Estate Investment, Investment, Gross Income Multiplier, Due Dilligence, Comps, Commercial Real Estate, Capital Gains Taxes, Cap Rate, Analyze on Aug 29, 2008
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- Getting Started in Commercial Real Estate: Fear not, ye of little faith!
Although Wall Street seems to have rebounded in recent days in response to the Congressional approval of the $700 billion financial-system bailout last week, there seems to be continued concerns found amongst financial professionals, who are concerned with the continued pall of recession over the American economy. The main concern remains focused on government ownership of the American
It happens all the time when you engage in acquiring a new property through contract, there is not much information about the property known at that stage. All you may know is the details of the financial statement and rent payroll or you've visually inspected the place by driving around the block. This is more than enough details to make a solid educated offer on the place but it does
This current talk of financial bailout suggests that as a result mortgage rates will fall allowing a surge in home buying especially for first time buyers. Still one must wonder how long this will last but also what are the long-term impacts for the housing market? Right now it feels like the lending industry is distressed but this may not be true for very long. The banks at risk of
For a while now, many can spectulate the trouble started at the tail end of 2006 with the mortgage industry busy, the American economy has been struggling, facing uncertain times. Many understand the historic significance of last week but the implications of a federal bailout has yet to hit home. With the annoucement that the Federal Reserve will aid the ailing AIG with an $85 billion
Many people do not understand the liquidity of real estate transactions and are often lead to believe that the transaction hinges on the accessibility of cash money. In this day and age of a troubled economy, few have such means. The reality is there are other benefits to explore when embarking upon a real estate transaction that has less to do with cash funds and more to
One important aspect of due diligence is to know your documents but specifically understanding the details of the lease, insurance policy, and title policy. The lease, out of all of these is of utmost importance because it remains the roadmap for future events concerning the property. Part of the issue with the lease is language. There is a lot of strange stuff, interesting jargon








