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Investor Insights: How to Thrive in CRE Amid Challenging Market Conditions

Appraisal Buzz

Let me explain — in 2021-2022, many investors purchased properties at high prices, using 2 and 3-year bridge loans. When their 2 – 3 year loans come due, they will have to refinance or sell their properties in an environment where capital is scarce and expensive (if available at all). Some will make it.

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Pros and Cons of Real Estate Certifications and Designations

McKissock

Real estate designations and certifications are additional qualifications that a real estate agent can receive by completing coursework to advance their knowledge and skillset in different areas regarding real estate. Unfortunately, there are a few cons as well, such as some of the designations are costly. By Brooke Tanner.

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How to Unlock Potential with Real Estate Software for Investors

Listing Spark

As digital innovation continues to reshape the landscape, a new potential savior has risen—real estate software for investors. This category of tools goes beyond general accounting and document management apps. Build your tech stack with real estate software that includes pricing calculators, MLS listing management tools, and more.

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7 Best Apps for Real Estate Investors in Texas

Listing Spark

Real estate investors who want to stay nimble in this market (especially as inventory stays low and prices stay meteorically high) need to adopt every tool at their disposal to stay informed and to quickly assess homes just entering the marketplace. Real estate investors need to have immediate access to both information and actionable steps.

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In-House vs. 3rd-Party On-Site Property Managers: Which Is Best for Your CRE?

The Robert Weiler Company

When it comes to property management – and property management companies – a great debate rages on. Then, as now, there are two schools of thought: third-party on-site property management companies vs. in-house property management (or “self” management).

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How to Buy a Rental Property: Get Tips from the Experts

PennyMac

Otherwise, you may need to hire a property manager. Sepehr Niakan, a licensed real estate broker at HB Roswell Realty and founder of CondoBlackBook , has sold hundreds of bank-owned properties in Miami and is an avid real estate investor. Otherwise, make sure to budget for a property management company.

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15 Costs to Consider When Starting an Appraisal Business

McKissock

You’ll need to know whom you’ll mainly be working for (banks, individual homeowners, investors). You can design your own website for very little money, but you might want to hire a professional website designer who knows what works and what doesn’t. He is also a noted novelist, essayist, and translator.