Cost segregation

Article Abstract:

Cost segregation is significant for the real estate sector. The two methods, which distinguishes Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) meaning of building and tangible personal property, are outlined. The Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) case is examined in the context of cost segregation. Latest standards that explain on the ways to document the depreciation change are presented.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Asset Valuation & Distribution, Cost Accounting, Methods, Usage, Asset valuation

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Hard-money loans: the new generation of real estate investment

Article Abstract:

Modern real estate investment concepts and the advantages of trust deed investments or hard-money loans for profitable and secured real estate lending is are discussed.

Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Home equity loans

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The near extinction of the traditional due diligence period; what to expect and do if you area a prospective buyer in a competitive investment sales process

Article Abstract:

Increasing competitive trends in real estate markets are examined and suggestions for profitable investment in this market are presented.

Industry forecasts

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