FINC 349 CHAPTER 9

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This set of flashcards covers key concepts, terms, and principles discussed in the real estate lecture, focusing on property types, financing, cash flow management, and market dynamics.

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What are the two main types of residential properties discussed?

Single-family housing and multifamily housing.

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Why is it important to combine theory and quantitative skills in real estate studies?

To enhance understanding and application in practical scenarios.

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What is a 'turnkey' property?

A property that is built and ready for operation without further modifications.

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What is the significance of understanding cash flow in real estate?

It influences decisions on financing, investment viability, and overall project profitability.

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What distinguishes residential mortgages from commercial mortgages?

Residential mortgages are typically for individual homeowners, while commercial mortgages are for properties used for business purposes.

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Why do banks prefer fixed-term, long-term tenants for financing?

They provide stability and predictability of cash flow, reducing risk.

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What can affect vacancy rates in real estate?

Market conditions, competition, and the attractiveness of the property to potential tenants.

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What does it mean to perform due diligence in real estate?

To thoroughly investigate and assess a property before making a purchase or lease.

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What is the main goal of property owners in terms of sales revenue?

To increase sales revenue while effectively reducing operational costs.

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How does competition influence pricing power in real estate?

Increased competition may limit pricing power, forcing property owners to adjust rents to maintain occupancy.