The role of leverage in real estate portfolios

Article Abstract:

Leverage is not the best method for financing a real estate portfolio since the risks are often higher than the returns. There are valid reasons to encumber real property as part of a leverage deal, such as financing a partnership or joint venture. In this case a mixed-asset portfolio would help spread out the risks.

Investment advice, Real estate investment trusts, Analysis, Usage, Portfolio management, Leverage (Finance), Leverage

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New tax rules for REITs significantly expand opportunities for profit

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented of real estate investment trusts (REITs) and tax rules which have been applied in the United States in 2001, as a result of the Tax Relief Extension Act of 1999. REITs are seen as an increasingly popular method of mortgage ownership and real property operation.

Economic aspects, Real estate investment trusts

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Mezzanine financing

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented of mezzanine financing, which unites the underwriting and careful planning aspects of lenders with the business development aspect of the equity investor. It is observed that investing risks are now better managed and understood.

Observations, Mezzanine financing

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