Eviction Moratoriums:-( Sales Up, Metros with high Foreclosures, Home & rental Vacancies & Manufactured homes…
Weekly update 7/31/20 Eviction Moratoriums:-( Sales Up, Metros with high Foreclosures, Home & rental Vacancies & Manufactured homes… Extended Eviction Moratoriums Do More Harm than Good The National Multifamily Housing Council recently put together some important facts about the adverse effects of extending the current eviction moratoriums. They recognize that the Coronavirus pandemic has caused serious economic […]
Continue reading4th of July, by the numbers!
“On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress voted in favor of independence, and two days later delegates from the 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence, a historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson. From 1776 to the present day, July 4th has been celebrated as the birth of American independence, with festivities ranging from […]
Continue readingUpdate Investors Checklist #102 (MA)
Property Analysis Here’s an example of some Property analysis Guidelines, make sure you’re comfortable with the Guidelines YOU use! Mike 1.Price/Square Foot 2.Capitalization Rate Cap Rate = Net Operating Income/Purchase Price (Value) *NOI Gross Rental Income (month) -Vacancy -Real Estate tax -Insurance -Maintenance -Condo/HOA fee NO PI! NOI/month x 12 _____________NOI Annually NOI/Purchase Price (Value) […]
Continue readingWeekly update April 17,2020 for MassRealEstate.net
Weekly Update 4/17/2020 Congress Missed a Chance to Protect Rentals. We Can’t Let it Happen Again! All of us at National REIA hope you and your families are well. The COVID-19 outbreak is an enormous challenge to our communities and our nation. While Congress enacted far-reaching measures in response to the crisis, more needs to […]
Continue readingWeekly update April 10, 2020 for MassRealEstate.net
Weekly update, April 10, 2020 for MassRealEstate.net 69% of Households Paid their Rent by April 5 The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) says that 69% of households paid their rent by April 5th. This figure is 12 points less than the percentage that paid by March 5th and 13 points less than one year ago. […]
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