The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an impact on people’s finances around the world. Many people may think it may not be the best time to invest in multifamily during a pandemic. But they have it wrong. If you are financially stable and have a decent amount of savings, you can still increase your revenue, even […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant increase in remote work since March 2020. With millions of Americans moving to work from home, the work landscape has changed, even for multifamily real estate professionals.

America needs 4.6 million more apartments by 2030. The NMHC projects that the U.S. needs to build approximately 328,000 new apartment units per year until 2030 just to meet current demand and improve affordability.

Because of the economic effects of the pandemic, inflation has increased over the past months. How? Interest rates were at low levels for years but especially over the past year in order to help Americans cover their expenses during these hard times.

Consumers look at many things but they tend to focus on the price whereas investors consider value. Thus, it is important to distinguish value from price.

One of the things you realize in real estate financial engineering is that the less money you put into a project, the more leverage you use, which has a multiplying effect on your returns.

By increasing the money supply and reducing the interest rates, what this does is that it increases the demand for housing.