To calculate a loan to value (LTV) ratio, divide the current balance of the loan by the current market value of the asset securing the loan. If you own the property…
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What is Net Operating Income or NOI (and Why Does it Matter)?
Net operating income or NOI tells real estate investors how much money you make from a given investment property on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis. It’s an investor’s version…
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What rental property investing in a post-COVID era looks like
This is a guest post from Onerent Property Management, who offer the first contactless rental experience to help homeowners manage and monetize residential rental properties in the cloud. Ever…
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Home price decline expected in 2020-2021
According to Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI), 61% of Americans believe now is a good time to purchase a home. The sentiment survey saw an increase of 9…
Real estate investing lessons from the Great Recession applied to 2020
This is a chapter taken from the upcoming comprehensive guide titled, Market Cycles: How Investors Can Survive (+ Thrive) in a Turbulent Economy. If you would like to sign up…
10 things real estate investors should do during economic downturns
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Managing tenants effectively in uncertain and recessionary times
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Tips for Real Estate Investors to Get Through a Down Market
This is a chapter taken from the upcoming comprehensive guide titled, Market Cycles: How Investors Can Survive (+ Thrive) in a Turbulent Economy. If you would like to sign up…
What is discounted cash flow and why is it important
Real estate investors buy properties that they hope in the future will earn them a considerable return. To truly understand what that value is, investors can use discounted cash flow…
