Buy and Hold Multifamily Investing
Is real estate always a “win-win” business?
In the multifamily real estate business, the adage holds true: money is made when the value of a property is known, and it can be
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Did the U.S Banking System Catch Covid?
A look at how federal stimulus money has caused the failure of some regional banks. I propose the theory that the federal reserve’s economic response
Investing Insights
Can a Bank Run Affect the Multifamily Market?
The simple answer is a resounding- YES! The failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and other regional lenders may have a jarring effect on the multifamily
Investing Insights
What’s next for affordable housing? Foreclosures.
I am making the unfortunate prediction that there will be a wave of foreclosures, in larger (20-200 unit) and older multifamily apartment complexes, over the
Creative Financing
Got Funding? Get Creative!
Funding for multifamily properties can be one of the highest barriers to entry in the real estate business. I remember the very first time I
Investing Insights
How Do You Structure A Seller Financing Deal?
Give on price and take on terms…that’s how. Sellers are most sensitive to price and buyers are most sensitive to the terms of the sellers’
Beginners Guide to Multifamily Investing
Multifamily FAQs Answered By Bill Ham
Are you looking for quick answers to your questions about multifamily real estate? Look no further than this article by Bill Ham, which provides answers
Getting Started with Multifamily Investing
Are Lenders Lending Less?
Are lenders lending less for real estate assets in today market? Are loan to value (LTV) rates falling? Are you having to put down more
Financial Freedom
How To Choose A Market For Multifamily Real Estate Investing
Most real estate education focuses on general criteria for selecting a real estate market. These include tracking data trends such as population growth, job growth,
Financial Freedom
Investors Vs. Entrepreneurs: Ways To Succeed In Real Estate
The first step to being successful in real estate is to understand the difference between being an investor and being an entrepreneur. You may be