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Not Enough Cash for a Commercial Real Estate Down Payment? No Problem.
You’ve probably heard the saying: “Developers or investors never have any cash.” Why? Because their capital is usually already tied up in other commercial deals. So what happens when a great new deal suddenly pops up — maybe the exact kind of opportunity you’ve waited five years for — and you’ve only got 50% or […]
The Secret Strategy Foreign Investors Are Using to Buy U.S. Commercial Property Without U.S. Credit
U.S. commercial real estate has long been seen as a stable and attractive asset class. In recent years, it has become increasingly popular among international investors looking to diversify their portfolios, generate predictable income, and build long-term equity. What many investors don’t realize is just how accessible U.S. commercial property is—even if you don’t live […]
Q&A: Investing & Financing U.S. Commercial Real Estate While Living Overseas
In the exclusive webinar, “Investing & Financing U.S. Commercial Real Estate While Living Overseas,” Lance Langenhoven, Head of Commercial Lending at America Mortgages, shared expert insights on how non-U.S. residents can successfully invest in and finance U.S. commercial properties from anywhere in the world. From understanding different loan structures to learning how to work with […]
Tariffs Just Made U.S. Real Estate More Valuable—Here’s Why Canadians Should Pay Attention
When tariffs make global headlines, most people think of trade wars, inflation, or higher prices on imported goods. But for Canadian investors, tariffs are quietly reshaping the U.S. real estate market—and opening doors to wealth-building opportunities just south of the border. Whether you’re a seasoned investor expanding your portfolio or a first-time buyer exploring cross-border […]
NNN, NOI, and Cap Rate Explained: Real Estate Investing Basics
NNN, NOI, and Cap Rate are three of the most important metrics in U.S. commercial real estate investing. Whether you’re reviewing a retail, office, or mixed-use property, these numbers determine how cash flow, risk, and valuation are assessed. For foreign nationals and first-time U.S. investors, misunderstanding these terms can lead to overpaying for a property […]
The Difference Between Cap Rate and IRR
Some investors won’t move forward on a deal if the cap rate is too low. In some cases, they can’t even calculate a cap rate because there’s no income yet. A good example of that is buying vacant land for a future development. Personally, I prefer to invest in deals where the IRR, or Internal […]
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