7 Commercial Real Estate Terms You Should Know

Discover 7 Commercial Real Estate Terms you should know if you plan to invest in commercial property at some point in your career. You'll learn about the following terms in this video: 1. Net Operating Income (NOI) 2. Cash on Cash Return 3. Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) 4. Debt Coverage Ratio 5. Price per Unit 6. Building Classification 7. Types of Leases And the bonus term is "Relationships"

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1. You are such a great teacher Peter. Excellent videos. I am a commercial real estate Broker and working on my CCIM. You are on point with everything and you are providing a wealth of information to viewers.
2. Hi Peter how can an investor increase property value when tenants are occupying the units already? What are some ways to increase property value?
3. It's really good. Peter. I really like it.
4. Thx for the great information.
5. Peter is the nicest guy on youtube
6. Thank U! Peter. You are an awesome teacher.
7. On cash on cash return, how did you convert 25% into 4 years?
8. Do you have any recommendations on how to better assess up and comming areas that were previously distressed ?
9. What's the basis behind the correlation that the higher the cap rate is, then the neighborhood is getting worse and worse? Is it that the Property value part of the equation is going down?
10. Thank you, Peter, and CPA, for this informative and educational video. I wish I had a mentor like yourself years ago to help me along the real estate acquisition process. I'm gonna watch more of your vids.
11. I am learning a lot thank you. Thank you. Do I need to have real estate license to sell the contract/deal to a buyer or an investor?
12. Hi Great Work! ,Whats the difference between cash flow and NOI?
13. great info I loved the examples you gave as to why these terms are important
14. Nice explanation! maybee its thanks to your example (and I know its an example only) One problem i've observed (with C-o-C) is in the end you have to cover your personal expenses on one level or other From your total income(s), meaning 12.%K/year will most likely be spent. therefore you have to to a title more 'logic' math if I can put it this way. second problem, after making a down payment, you most likely (unless its all your money that you invested) have to pay a cut to the investor(s). but thank you for your channel, very informative. (Y).
15. How did you get 1.66 Million for the value of the property. I'm trying to do the value of a property that's NOI is $264,538 and the Cap. Rate is 13%, but when I put 264,538 divided by 13% I get 34,389.94? Am I just an idiot? Haha. What am I doing wrong?
16. Fantastic video, you explain these terms very well :)
17. great teacher you are.
18. Awesome stuff!!! Thanks for all the info. Straightforward and right to the point.
19. can these formulas be used for residences?