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Cash Flow is King! A blog of Richard Crenian

In commercial real estate, a property’s value is largely influenced by its net operating income. A commercial real estate owner, therefore, is able to increase his/her property’s value by simply increasing the net income.

Depending on the capitalization rate of commercial properties in that area, increasing a property’s net operating income will increase the property’s value in a substantial manner, but it will also achieve an increase the owner’s cash flow, which is what the ideal would be.

“How to do it?”

There are several ways to increase the net operating income of a property in order to increase the value of the property. In order to accomplish this, you would either have to increase the revenue that is generated from the property, pay down the mortgage, or “value add”.

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Real Estate Investor Abbreviations and Jargon

Real estate investors, brokers and agents are as guilty as any other industry practitioners at using jargon and abbreviations that seem commonplace to us, but are often confusing to our clients and customers. As a reminder to slow down and explain these important terms and concepts, especially to new clients, here is a list of the most common jargon and simple explanations:

* ARV – After-Repaired Value. The estimated resale or new appraisal value of a property after remodeling or repairs are complete.

* CMA – Comparative Market Analysis. A report run by a real estate professional to estimate the value of a property for a listing.

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