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نویسندگان: Craig Hall
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ISBN (شابک) : 0071421955, 9780071421959
ناشر: McGraw-Hill
سال نشر: 2003
تعداد صفحات: 289
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب زمان بندی بازار املاک و مستغلات: نحوه خرید کم و فروش بالا در املاک و مستغلات نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
چگونه در املاک و مستغلات کم بخریم و بالا بفروشیم
بله، زمان بندی همه چیز است. در بازار املاک و مستغلات، این به معنای خرید در بازارهایی است که آماده شروع به کار هستند و قبل از سقوط قیمتها، پول نقد میشوند. در Timing the Real Estate Market، کارآفرین میلیونر املاک، کریگ هال، اسرار خود را برای به حداکثر رساندن سود، با دانستن اینکه چه زمانی خرید، چه زمانی بفروشد، و چه کاری باید انجام دهید، به 17 میلیون سرمایه گذار املاک در آمریکا فاش می کند. .
به دنبال توصیه های هوشمندانه هال، سرمایه گذاران املاک و مستغلات یاد خواهند گرفت:
How to buy low and sell high in real estate
Yes, timing is everything. In the real estate market, that means buying in markets that are ready to take off and cashing out before prices crash. In Timing the Real Estate Market, millionaire real estate entrepreneur Craig Hall reveals to America's 17 million real estate investors his secrets for maximizing profits, by knowing when to buy, when to sell, and what to do in between.
Following Hall's savvy advice, real estate investors will learn:
Cover Timing the Real Estate Market Contents Acknowledgments Part One Why Timing the Market Is the Best Way to Make Money in Real Estate 1 Timing, Timing, Timing! Timing the Critical Buying Decision Timing the Critical Selling Decision My First Lesson in Timing the Real Estate Market Timing vs. Location Timing vs. Improving Value Why Most Investors Don't Pay Enough Attention to Timing So, What Is a Real Estate Cycle? Maximizing Your Returns Through Timing Real Estate Cycles Are Market- and Property-Specific Seven Major Trends Impacting Real Estate Cycles Sources of Timing Cycles Successful Timing Can Be Learned 2 The Myth of Cash Flow: Why You Don't Make Money "Owning" Real Estate My First Big Lesson About How Real Estate Is Not a Cash Flow Business My First Lesson in the Importance of Selling The Greatest Lie in Real Estate The Second Greatest Lie in Real Estate REVENUES OPERATING EXPENSES CAPITAL EXPENSES MORTGAGE PAYMENTS Don't Believe the Two Greatest Lies in Real Estate—Instead Concentrate on Timing 3 Lessons I've Learned from Real Estate Cycles of the Last 35 Years 1974-1976: Big Opportunity in a Down Market LESSONS LEARNED AND PRACTICAL TIPS 1981-1982: Opportunities in a Down Market in the Southwest LESSONS LEARNED AND PRACTICAL TIPS 1986-1990: Success Made Us Forget About Timing the Market—and We Ended in Disaster LESSONS LEARNED AND PRACTICAL TIPS A Review of the "100-Year Flood" of 1986-1990 SUPPLY AND DEMAND WERE WAY OUT OF WHACK ENTER THE U.S. GOVERNMENT LESSONS LEARNED AND PRACTICAL TIPS 1991-1992: Another Down Cycle 2000-2003: How Trends Work Against One Another LESSONS LEARNED AND PRACTICAL TIPS Learning from Past Cycles 4 The Fundamentals of Pricing: Capitalization Rate and Net Operating Income Value vs. Price Determining Prices Throughout Real Estate Cycles Net Operating Income (NOI) Capitalization Rates (Cap Rates) CALCULATING CAP RATES How Cap Rates Impact Property Pricing Why Lower Cap Rates Are Good Buy When Cap Rates Are High and Sell When They Are Low Part Two The Seven Trends That Drive Real Estate Timing Decisions 5 The Seven Major Trends Behind Real Estate Cycles The Three National Trends National Trend #1: Inflation INFLATION CAN TRANSFER RISK FROM REAL ESTATE INVESTORS TO LENDERS TOO MUCH INFLATION CAN HURT YOU THE PERFECT INFLATIONARY TREND National Trend #2: Interest Rates THE "GOTCHA CLAUSES" LOW INTEREST RATES AREN'T ALWAYS A PLUS National Trend #3: Flow of Funds WHEN STOCKS ARE HOT, REAL ESTATE IS NOT THE IMPACT OF TAX INCENTIVES THE ROLE OF FOREIGN MONEY AND MONEY MANAGERS PSYCHOLOGY PLAYS A BIG ROLE THE IMPACT OF LOWER INTEREST RATES ON FLOW OF FUNDS The Four Local Trends Local Trend #1: Job Growth Local Trend #2: In- or Out-Migration Local Trend #3: Path of Progress Local Trend #4: New Construction How to Use the Seven Major Trends 6 What Each of the Seven Trends Tells You About When to Buy, Hold, or Sell Timing Recommendations for Single-Family, Rental, and Second Homes TREND #1. INFLATION TREND #2. INTEREST RATES TREND #3. FLOW OF FUNDS TREND #4. JOB GROWTH TREND #5. MIGRATION TREND #6. PATH OF PROGRESS TREND #7. NEW CONSTRUCTION Timing Recommendations for Apartments TREND #1. INFLATION TREND #2. INTEREST RATES TREND #3. FLOW OF FUNDS TREND #4. JOB GROWTH TREND #5. MIGRATION TREND #6. PATH OF PROGRESS TREND #7. NEW CONSTRUCTION Timing Recommendations for Raw Land TREND ash;1. INFLATION TREND ash;2. INTEREST RATES TREND #3. FLOW OF FUNDS TREND #4. JOB GROWTH TREND #5. MIGRATION TREND #6. PATH OF PROGRESS TREND #7. NEW CONSTRUCTION Timing Recommendations for Office Property TREND #1. INFLATION TREND #2. INTEREST RATES TREND #3. FLOW OF FUNDS TREND #4. JOB GROWTH TREND #5. MIGRATION TREND #6. PATH OF PROGRESS TREND #7. NEW CONSTRUCTION Timing Recommendations for Retail TREND #1. INFLATION TREND #2. INTEREST RATES TREND #3. FLOW OF FUNDS TREND #4. JOB GROWTH TREND #5. MIGRATION TREND #6. PATH OF PROGRESS TREND #7. NEW CONSTRUCTION Timing Recommendations for Hospitality—Hotels and Motels TREND #1. INFLATION TREND #2. INTEREST RATES TREND #3. FLOW OF FUNDS TREND #4. JOB GROWTH TREND #5. MIGRATION TREND #6. PATH OF PROGRESS TREND #7. NEW CONSTRUCTION Trends in Action The Wildcard—Exogenous Shocks 7 Using the Seven Trends in the Real World Understanding Trend Interaction Looking for Anecdotal Evidence Pulling It All Together A Real-World Example: Radisson Hotel DFW South, Dallas 2002 STEP #1. LOOK AT THE SEVEN TRENDS STEP #2. CONSIDER EXOGENOUS EVENTS STEP #3. ASSESS BARRIERS TO ENTRY STEP #4. REVIEW ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE STEP #5. PULL IT ALL TOGETHER Rely on Logic And Then There's Hindsight Part Three When to Buy 8 Buying Basics Think Through Where Your Property Is in the Timing Cycle Determine Your Purchase Goals Finding Your Property: How to Effectively Use a Real Estate Broker Get to Know Your Market: Getting the Word Out Appraisers, Market Studies, and Local Economic Indicators How to Find a Lender The Dangers of Leverage Assuming Existing Financing—The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly New First Mortgages Understanding Financing Seller Financing Mezzanine Financing What Lenders Expect of Borrowers Picking Your Lawyer Reading the Sales Agreement Title Companies, Escrows, and Closing Due Diligence—A Critical Phase Renegotiating Your Deal After Due Diligence Structuring a Property Management Plan Timing and NOI Projections Take It to the Board of Directors 9 Buy When There's Blood in the Streets: The Contrarian Timing Strategy Why Would Anyone Sell a 20-Year-Old a $1.6 Million Apartment Complex with Zero Down Payment? What Is Contrarian Timing? Do Markets Always Rebound? Five Principles to Live by When Making Contrarian Investments Risks and Problems with the Contrarian Investment Approach Bottom-Line Benefits 10 Buy When Prices Are Going Up: The Momentum Timing Strategy A "Path of Progress" Momentum Play What Is Momentum Buying? Five Important Indicators of Upward Momentum Buy to Sell How Momentum Buying Is Different from Contrarian Buying Four Risks and Problems with Momentum Timing How to Spot the End of Upward Momentum Bottom-Line Benefits of Momentum Buying Part Four How to Hold 11 Increase the Value of Your Property: Six Powerful Techniques "Holding" a Property Often Means "Get to Work" Turning a Big Lemon into Lemonade Problems Were Not in Short Supply PROBLEMS OUTCOME Building on Positives Every Transaction Needs a Management Action Plan Your MAP Needs an Alternative Bonus Plan MAP Opportunity #1: Make Cosmetic Improvements and Catch Up on Deferred Maintenance MAP Opportunity #2: Undertake Major Rehabilitation MAP Opportunity #3: Improve the Economic Uses of the Property MAP Opportunity #4: Improve Operational Efficiency MAP Opportunity #5: Improve Marketing MAP Opportunity #6: Financial Engineering Timing Your Improvement Plans 12 Hold Most Properties for One Up Cycle Selling Your Fruit Tree at Peak Harvest Time So, How Long Is a Cycle Again? Why You Hold for One Up Cycle The Impact of Deferred Maintenance on Your Plan Financing Affects Holding Time One Cycle Allows Time for Property Improvements Why You Sometimes Hold for Less than a Full Up Cycle IF YOU SEE A REAL DOWNSIDE COMING IF YOU'VE ACHIEVED YOUR MAJOR GOALS JUDICIARY CENTER: A SHORT HOLD THAT NETTED MAXIMUM VALUE When You Miss the Window, Waiting Out Another Cycle Can Cost a Lot 13 Hold Some Properties Longer Than One Cycle Willowtree, the Cash Cow Hall Office Park: A Long-Term Plan Reasons to Hold for More Than One Cycle Quality of Construction Is Important Location Is Critical How Financing Figures into Holding for More Than One Cycle Part Five When to Sell 14 Selling Basics Think Through Your Property's Position in the Timing Cycle Determine Your Goals The Value of Real Estate Brokers NEGOTIATE THE BROKERAGE FEE DETERMINE A MARKETING PLAN Look for 1031 Exchange Buyers, if Possible Methods of Selling THE "MULTIPLE LISTING" APPROACH THE "AUCTION" METHOD PRICING PROPERTIES VS. OPEN-ENDED BIDS Consider the Buyer's Financing Needs Before You Sell, Order Reports on Your Property Marketing and Maximizing Exposure Analyzing Letters of Intent The Legal Process PICKING YOUR LAWYER ENTERING INTO THE SALES AGREEMENT NEGOTIATING THE CONTRACT DEFENDING YOUR GOAL SURVIVING DUE DILIGENCE—A GENERAL POINT RETRADING THE DEAL CLOSING THE TRANSACTION Income Taxes Relating to Property Sales 1031 Exchanges Three Bottom-Line Reflections on Selling It's Better to Be Too Early Than Too Late 15 When the Pay Window Is Open, Sell: The "Sell When Everyone Wants It" Strategy Gates of Arlington: The Pay Window Was Open ... A LITTLE PUBLICITY MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE BUMPS IN THE ROAD SOMETIMES YOU WIN, SOMETIMES YOU LOSE Selling Doesn't Just Happen It's Hard to Sell When Everything's Right—But Just Do It! Four Ways to Know It's a Seller's Market Create a Bidding War Timing Is Critical: Don't Miss Your Window 16 When Positive Momentum Is at Risk, Get Out: The "Sell Before Prices Go Down Again" Strategy What Is Positive Momentum? Catching the Wave What Does It Mean When We Say Positive Momentum Is "at Risk"? Four Ways to Know Positive Momentum Is at Risk Part Six Putting Theory into Practice 17 Is Real Estate the Next Bubble? Applying the Seven Trends The Three National Trends NATIONAL TREND #1: INFLATION NATIONAL TREND #2: INTEREST RATES NATIONAL TREND #3: FLOW OF FUNDS The Four Local Trends LOCAL TREND #1: JOB GROWTH LOCAL TRENDS #2 AND #3: IN-OR OUT-IMGRATION AND PATH OF PROGRESS LOCAL TREND #4: NEW CONSTRUCTION Taking Stock of the Seven Trends Anecdotal and Exogenous Events Remember: Real Estate Lags Behind National Economic Cycles Has There Been a Paradigm Shift? Is the Real Estate Bubble About to Burst? What Should Investors Do? 18 Real Estate Timing: More Art Than Science Science Can Help but It's No Panacea Art Is Understanding the Changing Relationships Among the Seven Trends Perspective and Humility Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z