Ron Cadman

Ron Cadman: Vital Aspects of Real Estate Investment Management The feeling you get when you own a piece of real estate is like no other. But as glamorous as owning real estate may seem, the nuts and bolts of owning real estate -- or, real estate investment management -- is anything but glamorous. Nonetheless, it’s one of the most important aspects of owning your own income property, according to real estate investor Ron Cadman. Here’s a rundown on a couple vital aspects of real estate investment management you need to know this spring. The first essential aspect is the management of the property itself, or assuming responsibility for daily tasks associated with owning your property. This includes dealing with your rental property tenants, which includes rent collection and handling complaints and requests. It also involves making sure that tenants aren’t breaking lease agreement rules, and moving forward with evictions as needed. Property management also involves marketing the p...

There’s a sense of pride that comes with owning homes you can rent out and generate cash flow from. But don’t limit yourself to single-family homes. Multifamily properties might seem intimidating to you at the outset, but the reality is that they offer so many benefits that they’re worth diving into, according to real estate expert Ron Cadman. Here’s a peek at a few reasons to invest in multifamily properties, as well as a few tips for doing it effectively. First, renting continues to be extremely popular, so the more renters you can serve at one time through your multifamily property, the better for you. Specifically, an increasing number of millennials are saying goodbye to their parents’ homes and are looking for their own homes to rent. With apartment building vacancies being limited, owning a multifamily property couldn’t be a wiser move today. So, how can you make sure that you choose the right multifamily property? First, select an experienced real estate broker who can lead...

Multifamily property investment can generate significant wealth in a relatively short time. So, why add single-family rentals into the mix? In the following article, Ron Cadman discusses the benefits of maintaining a diversified real estate investment portfolio. Ron Cadman is co-founder of Investar USA. Multifamily rental investments are among the best assets for wealth generation. If you have multifamily property in your portfolio, the tax benefits, regular cash flow, and control over the value of your investment makes you well-positioned to earn substantial long-term returns. Nevertheless, you may want to add single-family properties to your investment package, too. Here are a few reasons why. Single-family units are easier to sell than multifamily. While multifamily rentals are excellent revenue generators, having single-family properties can be a boon if you ever need to sell. Because single-family has a much lower barrier to entry than multifamily, there is a far larger pool...

Investar USA – Why Workforce Housing Will Continue to Produce the Biggest Multifamily Returns Workforce housing investment may be the smartest strategy going into 2019. According to a report by the United States Commercial Real Estate Services, workforce housing has outperformed other multifamily asset classes by a substantial margin. The following article from Investar USA discusses the reasons behind the growth of workforce housing. Investar USA is currently focused on real estate investment in the Southwestern U.S. Luxury multifamily buildings are the most popular assets among experienced real estate investors, yet they might not be the most profitable, or the most secure. Workforce housing, also known as Class B or affordable housing, may deliver the greatest potential for long-term returns. Here are a few reasons why workforce housing could offer the best ROI for all levels of investors. Affordable housing will always be in demand. The demand for workforce housing is high,...

2019 is fast becoming an interesting year for the United States housing market, where the words “slow” and “steady” are predicted to best characterize it this year. This follows a 2018 that began with fast rising demand that slowed down later in the year due to factors like high prices and fewer choices. Here’s a closer look at what to expect in this real estate segment this year, according to industry veteran Ron Cadman. Image source: Pixabay.com Realtor.com has the numbers, foremost of which is forecasting home prices to rise by 2.2 percent nationally. There are a couple of exceptions, though, such as the largest predicted price increases in areas from the 50 biggest markets, such as Grand Rapids, Michigan, at 8.2 percent and Boise City, Idaho, at 6.9 percent. It also anticipates that mortgage rates will reach 5.5 percent by the end of 2019, meaning the average home will cost 8 percent higher per month than it did in 2018. According to a Reuters poll of property ex...