COMMERCIAL VS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE | WHICH IS BETTER?

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interesting view point on how one can benefit from different perspectives and strategies

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Great info. Plan to invest on some of your future deals in the near future.

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[@jordanwarner8380]

We got into commercial 1st. Now that it’s been going so well and there are more deals than we can handle we are planning to stick to this side. We can manage 1,200 storage units and 100k+sf industrial and retail with only 2 employees.

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[@Walina1001]

You are explaining this backwards. Cap rates do not measure "returns". Cap rates come from an income approach to value called direct capitalization. The formula is V=i/r. In a 10% cap rate market NOI is selling for $10 and in a 5% cap rate market that same dollar of NOI is selling for $20. You cannot tell me which property has a higher return based on those cap rates. Think about it. If a seller can only get $1,000,000 for $100,000 NOI then you are selling at a 10% cap rate. Now if you can get $2,000,000 for $100,000 NOI then you are selling at a 5% cap rate. Please explain why DOUBLE the "return" (10%) is selling for HALF the price ($1,000,000) ? You can't because you incorrectly think a cap rate is a "return" instead of a valuation metric. Stop posting incorrect information.

[@davidalvarez7262]

Cap rates counterbalance like a scale so the higher the cap rate the higher the risk.

[@Walina1001]

@@davidalvarez7262 Possibly, but cap rates DO NOT measure risk or returns. Cap rates can be indicative of risk or return but that is all. Cap rates DO measure VALUE to the penny. A 7.67% cap rate means that the NOI sold for $13.04=$1/7.67%. See, it measures the value of NOI. What is the "risk" or "return" component of that 7.67%? Last I looked Class A office CBD was selling at a 7% cap rate in Philly and a 4% cap rate in SF. Which is riskier and which has a higher return?

[@davidalvarez7262]

@@Walina1001 you have to do your due diligence in any property but generally the higher the cap rate the higher the risk.

[@Apo0]

If you're trying to start a business and it's a from home business, which is better to buy a residential or a commercial/residential property?

[@LukeniV]

I would always say Commercial. Personally even if it’s a larger deal that you’re working on it feels like the better investment

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Thanks!

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