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Rockford Commercial Real Estate: A Good Investment

While many are skeptical of investing in Rockford commercial real estate due to the perceived higher risk compared to investing in residential property, commercial property can provide significant cash flow benefits, greater rental certainty due to longer rental periods and fewer ongoing expenses. If you do your research, practice due diligence and understand the risks involved, commercial real estate could be a valuable addition to your property portfolio – an option that you may not have previously had on your radar. Higher return Rockford commercial real estate generally provides a higher return on investment (ROI) compared to residential properties. According to CoreLogic (2015), the average rental yield for commercial properties, such as a warehouse, is between 8-10%, whereas the rental return for residential properties is 3.6% on average. Longer lease period The average lease for a commercial property is between 3-10 years, whereas the lease for a residential tena...

Rockford Realtors Obligations to Clients

As Rockford realtors , you have obligations to your clients to do everything you can to smooth the process of selling their home. You are their advocate, the professionals they are turning to for help. Most people want an agent they can not only trust but will do all they can to get the most money for their home in the least amount of time with the fewest headaches along the way. The mission of Rockford realtors Because some home sellers know so little about the sales process, it is easy enough to do the bare minimum and get by as realtors, but you will never build your business by doing the least possible. When you do your best – cover all the bases of a smart sales process – you will gain a reputation for great work, and enjoy the referrals that come along with that reputation. Smart home sellers understand there is a big difference from so many of the “post and pray” real estate agents that do not much more than put a sign in the yard, place it in the MLS and pray. Selle...

Invest in Apartments in Loves Park Today

Apartments in Loves Park are still a good investment, but for more fundamental reasons than during the past eight years. What I mean by this is apartments have always been a good investment. Unlike other commercial real estate investments, apartments are tied much more to residential trends and demographics. Starting in 2010 and continuing through early 2018, the fallout from the crash and recession created an imbalance in homeownership that gave rise to an increase in apartment rental rates. The rent increase directly correlates to an increase in the value of apartment buildings. But apartments are still a good investment for traditional reasons versus heavy appreciation, even with changing circumstances such as rising interest rates, rising property taxes and a potential recession. If investors focus on property fundamentals, hone their investment strategy and conservatively underwrite for today’s market, apartments are still a high-performing investment in 2019. Focus On ...

Invest in Income-Producing Apartments for Rent in Rockford IL

By selecting the right apartments forrent in Rockford IL in the right locations and then being very smart in how you manage the properties, they can produce a number of benefits unmatched by other investments. Here are simple reasons why investing income producing real estate is an excellent choice for protecting and growing your wealth: Dependable Income Stream One of the biggest benefits to income producing apartments for rent in Rockford IL is that the assets are generally secured by nine to fourteen month leases which provide a regular and dependable income stream that should produce positive cash flow higher than typical stock dividend yields. Multiply Asset Value through Leverage Another important characteristic of commercial real estate investing is the ability to place debt on the asset which is several times the original equity. This allows you to buy more assets with less money and significantly multiply asset value. $100,000 can buy $300-$400k in property...