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The official real estate course of interest and interest

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  1. Module 1 - Real Estate in the United States - Intermodal
    6 topics
  2. Module 2 - What kind of investor are you?
    3 topics
  3. Module 3 - Investment Market Selection
    3 topics
  4. Module 4 - Investigating Potential Investment Market
    2 topics
  5. Module 5 - Where Transactions Come From
    6 topics
  6. Module 6 - Building the local team
    4 topics
  7. Module 7 - Working with Zillow Website - Zillow.com
    2 topics
  8. Module 8 - Investigation of the property and surrounding area
    7 topics
  9. Module 9 - Finding Deals Below Market Price
    4 topics
  10. Module 10 - The Purchasing Process
    2 topics
  11. Module 11 - Negotiation
    2 topics
  12. Module 12 - Work with contractors
    4 topics
  13. Module 13 - The renovation process
    4 topics
  14. Module 14 - Focus on Flip
    5 topics
  15. Module 15 - Risk Management in Real Estate Investment
    3 topics
  16. Module 16 - Insurance and Contracts
    2 topics
  17. Module 17 - Investment Management by a Management Company
    2 topics
  18. Module 18 - Sales Process Management
    4 topics
  19. Module 19 - Importance of financing with the help of investment leverage
    4 topics
  20. Module 20 - Bonus - Self Asset Management
    2 topics

In this module we will go over 4 types of areas for example - ABCD, we will explain each of them in terms of price, yields, population and certain emphases. Areas D are usually characterized by cheap property prices (relative to the same market!) And refer to crime-ridden areas and with a low-capacity population, while Area A is characterized by high property prices (relative to the same area) and refers to a strong, economically capable population.
We will analyze a chart that refers to the three golden terms - tenant quality, property price, yield.
The higher the price of the property, can we expect a higher quality tenant?
And what does that say about the return, is it proportionately down or rising?
And on the other hand - when we work in an environment of (relatively) cheap property prices, will the yield go down or go up?
And what can this tell us about the quality of the potential tenant population we're going to rent to?
We will go through all the aspects of the chart and answer all the above questions.