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[Webinar Recap] Understanding Due Diligence: Overview and Methodology
If you’re interested in learning more about pursuing a passive income without the full-time hassle of managing a property, a Delaware Statutory Trust, or DST, might represent an investment opportunity for you. A DST offers fractional ownership in commercial real estate, so you can enjoy the retained investment without the responsibility of managing the property yourself as you would with direct ownership. DSTs are also an investment option to consider if you need to conduct a 1031 exchange to defer any capital gains taxes due when you sell an investment property.
Is Market Risk Systematic or Unsystematic?
Risk is an unavoidable aspect of every investment. There are many different kinds of risk, from rising interest rates to liquidity to regulatory and operational risk.
What Is Risk Allocation?
Building an investment portfolio involves crafting a strategy for deciding where to invest funds. Often, investors choose asset types and then select specific targets within those categories. For example, if you prefer a traditional 60/40 allocation, you would direct approximately sixty percent of your investment funds to equities and the remaining forty percent to bonds or other conservative instruments. Within those two asset categories, the investor can choose from large and small-cap stocks, domestic or international companies, industry, company age, dividend-paying or reinvesting, and more. In the bond portion, there are plenty of options as well.
What Is Tax Risk?
Whether you’re an investor or business owner, tax law can be hugely complex. The bible of United States federal statutory tax law is the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), which is implemented and enforced by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The IRC contains 11 subtitles, covering income taxes, employment taxes, health benefits, group health plan requirements, and more.
What Is Financial Risk in Real Estate?
When discussing risk, there are articles about evaluating real estate risk, determining risk profiles, and how property risk differs from that of securities.
How to Calculate Unsystematic Risk
Our blogs continually drive home the point that all investments have a degree of risk, such as business risk, credit risk, and micro market risk. There is also systematic risk, which includes inflation, interest rate changes, recessions, and even pandemics.
What Is Default Risk?
Whether you are applying for funds to buy an investment property or considering tenants for a rental property you own, understanding default risk is an essential part of the process. Default risk is a concept that lenders and landlords use when determining whether to lend money or sign a contract with renters.
How to Reduce Inflation Risk in Construction
Anyone reading today’s headlines (or trying to heat their homes, fill their cars, or buy food) knows that prices are going up. By the end of June 2022, the U.S. inflation rate stood at 9.06%, close to double the 4.99% reported at the same time the year before.
How to Use Leverage to Invest in Real Estate
Purchasing an expensive property requires a large cash outlay. This can mean missing out on other potential opportunities and assuming full investment risk.
What Is Business Risk?
Dun and Bradstreet, a renowned data and analytics firm, defines business risk as “anything that could threaten a company’s financial health or lead to insolvency.” Of course, every business faces risks, and the ones that successfully manage them are the ones that survive and even thrive. Risks can be internal or external, and some can be predicted and possibly avoided, while others are unavoidable but to which a company can potentially respond.
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