As we prepare for the upcoming 9th Edition of IMN's Single Family Rental Investment Conference (West) in Scottsdale, Arizona, we reflect upon IMN’s recent Build to Rent conference focusing on private equity, debt and joint venture financing in the land and homebuilding markets. CoreVest exhibited at this event, spoke on…
By Brendan Hamilton There are many different acronyms used in commercial real estate finance on a frequent basis. For newer investors or borrowers, some of these may sound foreign and require additional explanation. One of the most asked about terms is DSCR. We will explore this term in the next…
Build For Rent (BFR), building new single-family homes from the ground-up for the specific purpose of renting to tenants, is a rapidly expanding real estate asset class. It is born out of growing tenant demand for increased privacy, greater room options, larger outdoor areas, and now, a comfortable place to…
It was so great to see so many of you this week at the IMN Single Rental Family Forum in Miami. It really has been too long. The overarching themes were palpable in the hallways, at the dinner table and at the sessions. The market is maturing and thriving with…
by Ramsey Kassih One of the greatest advantages of utilizing private lenders when investing in real estate is that some of these lenders, CoreVest included, offer non-recourse debt. Recourse vs Non-Recourse To understand the benefits of non-recourse, it is first important to understand what the difference between recourse vs non-recourse…
Purchasing an investment property isn’t a simple process as most investors would like. When the property is outside of one’s local market, the challenges often increase. However, despite these obstacles, real estate investors shouldn’t limit their search to just one market. It is generally helpful to study the trends of…
by Rachel Adams The apartment complex market, also known as the multifamily market, has continued to grow steadily and gain exposure amongst investors of all kinds – experienced, novice, foreign, “mom and pop” operators, etc. Even amidst a global pandemic, the multifamily market continues to show areas of growth and…
It’s true—real estate trends vary market to market, across the map. And it’s no secret that buying and managing property can be challenging in multiple zip codes. But many experienced investors recognize the potential for higher returns by finding and investing in properties outside of a single market. Of course,…
How do you, as a landlord, further protect yourself from fiscal responsibility while managing expenses so that you can continue growing your rental business? Today, I’ll explain why umbrella insurance policies can ease fears by newer single-family real estate investors of having a need for separate Limited Liability Companies for…
As a real estate investor, having multiple sources of capital at your disposal is a essential element of your ability to acquire new properties. Most investors have several traditional sources at their disposal, including: Conventional mortgages Owner financing Hard money loans Private money Self-directed IRA funds Home equity lines of…
