What's the impact on my investment when new properties are built nearby?
This is an answer to a question on reddit. The person asking the question would like to know how the building of a new hospital near their property will impact the property value.
In the video we walk through a couple of things to keep in mind when attempting to understand the impact the new construction may have on the property value. This video covers how to think through the potential impacts as well as some suggestions on what actions the property owner could proactively take to position the property in the best possible way to take advantage of the upcoming changes.
If you have any other CRE related questions or would like us to feature your question in one of our videos, please leave a comment or feel free to reach out via email at info@investedfyi.com.
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How to fund deals (Private Equity)
This video is a response to a reddit user inquiring about the process by which to fund the deal and asking for suggestions on what he should offer his funding partners (CO-GPs or LPs).
There were a couple of funding options provided that depend on whether the person asking the question was referring to raising capital via Limited Partners or via additional General Partners (CO-GPs).
Hope this helps, would love to answer any other questions you may have. Please leave a comment or send reach out via email at info@investedfyi.com.
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How long does it take to build a 200k sqft warehouse?
This video is a response to a question found on reddit regarding the construction of an industrial warehouse. It provides a general overview of the requirements as well as some assumptions when answering that question that were not provided.
If you have any questions regarding commercial real estate development or construction, please feel free to share them in the comments or via email at info@investedfyi.com.
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How to invest $100M today to maximize your return (invest like a PE firm)
This is a response to a Redditor's question. The Redditor is attempting to gauge his level of understanding of the way of a professional would look at opportunities in the market today. Hope this helps.
Thanks for watching the video, please feel free to submit any questions you may have in the comments.
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Zoning and other considerations when developing commercial real estate.
This is a response to a question by a reddit user regarding land, we cover issues related to zoning and risk in addition to providing general recommendations when considering these types of projects.
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Opportunities in the crumbling office market -
This is another question from Reddit regarding office buildings as investments. We break down some of the reasons why they might be in trouble and a horrible investment as well as some areas of opportunity around non class A / iconic building options that might work very, very well in this market.
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ProTips for new Commercial Real Estate Analysts - Analyze it like the Pros
This is an answer to a question from a new commercial real estate analyst that covers the basics for analyzing a market. Here is the question that was posed:
New analyst on the IS side at a brokerage in the Midwest. Focus on multifamily & student housing.
Boss wants me to do an analysis (nothing PhD level or anything, I'm a fresh grad from bachelor's) on our market. Something we can show to clients to sell our market narrative to them better.
I studied economics and not real estate or finance in college, so I'm not super familiar with all the different real-estate specific ratios and metrics one would look at to determine how good a market is to invest in. Basic macroeconomic stats and trends I can use common sense to evaluate, but a question like "How over/undersupplied is market x? How will that drive property values going forward?" is somewhat puzzling to me. I know I can look at the absorption rate, for example, and that will tell me something about supply/demand dynamics, but that's not a complete picture to me, just one data point. I'm struggling to come up with a larger, more comprehensive conceptual framework that gives me context on the data I come across.
So far, I've broken down my state into its hierarchy of CSAs and MSAs, and have been collating some basic demographic and economic data on the different regions, but don't know what real estate-specific data points to drill down on.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CommercialRealEstate/comments/13grb1f/advice_on_doing_an_analysiswriteup_on_my_market/
DealIQ 2
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Triple Net Leases - Controllable Expenses - DealIQ
This video series will focus on answering questions that real estate investors currently have about properties they're considering, actively working on, or other topics related to state of the commercial real estate and investments market.
- DealIQ 1
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Watch out for these when evaluating CRE Investments!
Keep these in mind every time you evaluate a commercial real estate investment. These common pitfalls can result in leakage and RUIN. Prepare for your investments and they'll more than likely eventually take care of you.
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Real Returns, Real Investments - Risk Reward profiles used by the Pros.
Ever wondered how professionals in the industry assess risk on the thousands of investment opportunities that pass through their desk? This is the video that'll walk you through it.
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