
To help you make an informed decision, I'll
provide you with a detailed 5-year cash-flow analysis. We'll proceed
together only when you're confident about the property as a sound
investment. In addition to having the benefit of my expertise as a CCIM, I
will introduce you to a dynamic team of hand-picked, tried and true
professionals who will facilitate your purchase from start to finish.
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types of investments
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES - Whether you're seeking your dream home as your
personal residence or looking for a solid income property, it makes sense to
approach ANY home purchase as an investment.
FOURPLEXES
- In certain cases it's safer for initial investors to purchase four-plexes
in lieu of single family homes because the vacancy risk is spread across
four units. Four-plexes can be purchased using residential financing,
offering lower interest rates and smaller down payments.
MULTIFAMILY
- Apartment Complexes can be very attractive investments. Currently, the
vacancy rates are coming down and rents are increasing.
Here in Phoenix a significant number of apartment complexes were converted to condominiums
during the last three years.
The result is that there are fewer apartments available for rent. That places more upward pressure on
rental income.
OFFICE CONDOMINIUMS - Investing in office condominiums can be very
lucrative. In many cases the Owner offers tenants what's called a triple net
lease. These leases also known
as NNN, are structured so that the tenant pays virtually all of the expenses
associated with the office.
The
owner will want to carry insurance on the property and it, plus their debt
service, would be their only expense.
At the other end of the spectrum is the gross lease. In this case the owner pays all of
the expenses, and the tenant simply pays rent.
Naturally triple net leases would be
much less in terms of base rent, and gross leases would be significantly
higher.
Whether a triple net or gross lease, the
Owner is able to structure the lease so that their debt service is covered, and
their profits are built into the lease.
RETAIL CENTERS For investors with a large amount of capital to invest, retail centers can
offer the same type of reduced risk that multifamily properties offer.
Rather than having a single tenant,
retail centers can accommodate from six to 60 different establishments.
In these cases all of the tenants pay
common charges to reimburse the owner for the upkeep of the shared elements
of the property.