Consider the Capitalization Rate when Investing in Apartment Buildings

The difference between determining value when purchasing apartment buildings and single family homes is valuation determined by the capitalization rate and valuation determined by comparables based on supply, demand and emotion, respectively. The decision making process in purchasing an apartment building is all about the numbers, there is no emotion involved.


An apartment complex is valued based on the income generated from the property. Look at the number of units and the average rent being generated by each unit. Subtract the expenses to come up with net operating income, also known as capitalization rate, or cap rate for short. Based on the cap rate for the type of building in your market, you come up with a value. You’re not buying the building because you like the exterior, or it has a nice, big yard. Your lender doesn’t care about any of this; he’s going to have his own set of guidelines for making the decision to finance the purchase. A lender’s decision will be based on the income generated from the property and the average cap rate for the market. The purchaser must show adequate income generation to cover any unforeseen crisis he may encounter, to assure the lender that the payments will be made timely and there will be minimal risk involved in financing your business venture.

This was taken from an interview between Lance Hood from SuccessInsiders.com and Anthony Chara. For access to Anthony Chara’s teleseminars, go to http://www.successinsiders.com/


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Investing in Apartment Buildings versus Single Family Homes

Real estate investing, like any other business venture, has its pros and cons. There are reasons why some real estate investors do better than others; they take the time to fully analyze the deal to make better choices.


Some investors are not aware of the profitability of investing in apartment buildings versus single family homes. Apartment buildings can generate $1,000 to $5,000 a month in positive cash flow, where the profits on single family homes are as low as $100 to $150 per month.

Many investors will not take an interest in purchasing apartment buildings because of their lack of knowledge and experience. They don’t understand how investing in apartment buildings works and they feel they do not have enough money to make this large of an investment. A surprising fact is that it can be easier to purchase an apartment building than a single family home. When purchasing an apartment building, you are buying a business stream of income in which the cash flow makes the payments and pays overhead costs. A lender looks at this when analyzing the risk factor of his investment in providing the financing. So, even if you don’t have great credit, you can team up with other people and borrow-in essence, use other people’s money; use other people’s credit. So purchasing an apartment building is easier because the lender will see that the building stands on it own financially before they even take a look at the borrower.

What it really comes down to is they are limiting themselves with their own thought process, telling them selves “they can’t do it,” instead of changing their mind set and taking action to do what many others around them are doing.

This was taken from an interview between Lance Hood from SuccessInsiders.com and Anthony Chara. For access to Anthony Chara’s teleseminars, go to http://www.successinsiders.com/



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