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2011 Forecast for Single Tenant Net Leased properties bodes well for Sellers

Single tenant net leased properties are widely misunderstood by the private investor. They can provide steady returns and a hedge against inflation because the tenant pays all of the expenses no matter what they increase. It is, however, important to look carefully at the lease, location, and tenant. Marcus and Millichap’s 2011 outlook is a good read for the private investor. There is much to interpret in this research, however, as the market is changing dramatically. Returns have gone down, and values have gone up as investors turn to safety.  Moreover, the amount of available product is down considerably. This bodes well for sellers, but makes it difficult for buyers to find good product.

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Dr. Glenn Mueller’s 2011 Cycle Forecast has now been published.

The 2nd quarter 2011 Market Cycle Forecast predicts a slight improvement in occupancy across all product types. More importantly, the report predicts slight rent growth during that quarter. This is the first and most significant step in the real estate recovery.

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A succinct look at commercial real estate investment strategy that everyone can benefit from.

I would comment that financing can be a bit tricky. This is where your advisor can assist and finding a good commercial real estate advisor is also tricky. 3 things to consider: 1) look at that person’s back ground. Is it in commercial real estate? Or is it in residential? 2) has that advisor done any transactions in the asset or sub-market you are considering? 3) ask the prospective advisor to show you examples of a Proforma they have created themselves, with examples of different loans they have applied to development of the Proforma. This is a key item that separates the part time advisor from the one who has a depth of experience that will help you structure a transaction that mitigates risk while reaching your investment objectives.

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Institutional investors skittish about the slowing economy and the volatility and risk exhibited in the stock market are finding the commercial real estate asset class increasingly attractive.

We have always maintained that apartment properties are the safest asset class in commercial real estate. Current investor interest in multi-family properties is strong, as indicated by Real Estate Research Corporation. There are also great loans available for apartment investors even in today’s market. With the fast growing population in the United States, acquiring apartment properties presents a long term opportunity for investors who seek stability and higher absolute returns.

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A Long Term Real Estate Strategy Can Help Mitigate Volatility

I watched the stock market move down and up by 700 points in less than an hour yesterday…billions was lost and then earned back.  Outside of the global factors that have had real impact on the market, I understand that a “glitch” was also partially responsible? A glitch? So those investors who lost thousands of dollars when they sold along with the rest of the market because they thought we were on the verge of a global economic calamity,  have to stomach the fact that they sold when some trader hit a B instead of an M on their keyboard? I rarely get angry at such situations but yesterday I was beside myself. Jim Cramer from CNBC basically told the “retail” investor to turn off the television…this was something they had no control over. I couldn’t believe it, but he was right…the retail investor had no control, while institutions probably made billions.
 
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