Rough Week for Investors in the Stock Market
Posted: September 18th, 2008
Category: commercial news
Investors in the stock market have been going through a rough period this week and for the last year.
Investing in tenant occupied commercial properties with a decent CAP rate is a viable alternative to investing your money in the stock market. This form of investing requires extensive due diligence but has the ability to grow your investment dollars steadily. Its no secret that we are experiencing a down turn in the real estate market. If you purchase a property in a down market with a good rate of return, as the market recovers, your property will likely increase in value. This lines up with the old adage of “buy low, sell high”. The object of this type of investing is to obtain a good return on your investment dollar and have the possibility of picking up a decent rate of appreciation as the market recovers.
Over the past few years, many commercial developers retained ownership of some of their properties and leased them to tenants. A portion of these developers are now selling their tenant occupied spaces to obtain cash to purchase or finance other deals in this market. If you are interested in earning seven to eleven percent on your investment dollars, please contact me (James West) at Maxsell Real Estate 678-741-2060 to learn about the opportunities in your area.
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