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"I began analyzing the limitations of
the internal rate of return. While being
an effective quantitative metric for
measuring an investment's expected
performance, it can result in
misleading conclusions if interpreted
incorrectly..."
"The FLEA incorporates several real estate services
(i.e. brokerage, property management, syndication,
etc.) into one product to create an entirely passive real
estate investment that enables commercial real estate
investors to achieve both cash flow and internal rate of
return objectives..."
"Every investor has that certain item they look for in
order to identify a good investment property; some use
Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM), others use Price per
Square Foot, others use Price per Door, while still
others use Capitalization Rate (CAP). This certainly
begs the question, who is right? Even more profoundly,
is there a right or wrong when measuring the value of an
investment? Let’s compare these different ways of
comparing..."
"In general, properties listed as Value Add always
appear to be so much more enticing with motivating
phrases like “Fantastic Opportunity”, “Huge Upside” and
even “Perfect for the savvy investor looking to capitalize
in this dynamic redevelopment area!” Now of course we
are all savvy and we all want to capitalize on fantastic
opportunities. The difficult part is to sift through the
creativity and make real decisions that cost real
dollars..."
