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What IRR do you project for your investors?
IRR is deal-specific. IRR is great on paper based on projections but no one has a crystal ball or knows the future. Knowing my cash-on-cash return day one based on the purchase price, the NOI, and the financing structure, Broadway Equities focuses on preservation of principle and value first.
What is the difference between cash-on-cash returns or ROI and IRR?
How does cash-on-cash differ from return on equity?
There is a difference between return of equity and return on equity.
Why should I invest in real estate through a private company, which I can’t sell tomorrow, rather than investing in a REIT, which is liquid?
With a REIT, you are investing in a company, not a property. With an LP investment, you don’t own a share of a company. You own a part of the actual real estate and that includes the short and long-term upside of the actual property as well as the benefits of depreciation and your investment is tax-free for the first five to seven years. With a REIT, you are vulnerable to the volatility of the stock market. And with a REIT, you only get a steady share of the return, not of the full return of the property. Also, properties with excess depreciation can carry forward to other investments for tax write-offs.