Investing Fundamentals

Understanding real estate asset classes and their demand drivers can help you evaluate if a potential real estate investment is right for your portfolio.

Commercial real estate covers everything from apartment complexes to package sorting warehouses. Learn about investing in this $20.7 trillion asset class.

Real estate investing can be an alternative to stocks and bonds to help build a diversified and more resilient portfolio and can also provide cash flow.

Get answers to the six most common questions new investors have about real estate investing.

Distressed assets are the fixer-uppers of the commercial real estate world, which puts these investments at the top of the risk-reward scale.

If real estate investors are willing to take on the risk of an opportunistic investment, then there's the possibility of a bigger reward.

Investors can build a diversified portfolio one CRE deal at a time. But there is another way to diversify–by investing in a fund. 

Opportunistic deals generally focus on a property that needs significant work to reach its full potential market value. While they are considered the riskiest investment, with increased risk comes the increased potential upside.

In this webinar, Tom James of CrowdStreet is joined by Sean Kelly Rand of RD Advisors to discuss what investors need to know about debt funds.

Having a HUD-insured loan can mitigate risk, provide attractive loan terms and overall help ensure the longevity of the project.