Investor Resources

With hotel and retail properties suffering, the role of real estate lenders is more important than ever.

Emphasis on operational efficiencies, institutional metrics, and both member and employee wellness ensures stability, even in a pandemic.

Real estate investing has long been considered a safe haven during economic downturns. As global markets face increasing volatility, many investors seek out recession-resilient assets to protect and grow their wealth. Real estate, particularly through private equity, offers a compelling case for stability and long-term growth, even when other asset classes falter. In this article, we explore why real estate investing is resilient during recessions, with a particular focus on multifamily apartments and senior housing, and how private equity firms can capitalize on these opportunities, supported by current economic data.

Ryan Sterling of Future You Wealth shares how investors can get on the path toward building long-term wealth by focusing on acquiring appreciating assets, even in times of market volatility.

The real estate investment landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years, moving from a focus on returns to a greater emphasis on risk management due to global economic uncertainty, inflation, and market volatility. In this environment, the ability to accurately assess and mitigate risk has become a top priority for investors. From multifamily properties to senior housing, understanding how to identify and partner with best-in-class sponsors is more critical than ever.

Alex Libin of Mercer Street Partners describes what investors can expect during these unprecedented times. The good news is, there is always opportunity in times of disruption.

An experienced crowdfunding attorney explains how to safely navigate real estate crowdfunding portals.

Using intellect, intuition, rational analysis and the “gut-check” to holistically approach a deal.

Technology, data and human discernment form the foundation for effective and efficient investment evaluation in the modern economy.

Seasoned investor Jim Richardson paints a picture of the lifecycle and evolution of a successful commercial real estate entrepreneur.