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SF Bay Area Investment example:  

Invest in Antioch, Pittsburg, Concord - example:  you can get $2000-$2500 rent with $200k investment.

Invest in Mountain house, Tracy (purchase home with Cassetta, also called in-law unit) - good returns together from main home and in-law unit rentals.


Real Estate

We have a long history in real estate investing. We seek to utilize our expertise and presence to generate attractive returns for our investors in any environment.

We look for high-quality assets, focusing where we see outsized growth potential driven by global economic and demographic trends or overall stable market with great returns.

Our vast experience and connection provides us with information across every major real estate asset class, allowing us to identify themes and invest capital with conviction.

Our connection with real estate professionals across many regions allows us to identify the opportunities that ultimately benefits our clients.


What Is an Investment Real Estate?


Investment real estate is a real estate that generates income or is otherwise intended for investment purposes rather than as a primary residence. It is common for investors to own multiple pieces of real estate, one of which serves as a primary residence while the others are typically used to generate rental income and profits through price appreciation. The tax implications for investment real estate are often different than those for residential real estate.


Key Takeaways

Residential

Investment real estate can include residential land and properties. Residential investments typically involve homes, townhouses, and condominiums. Residential properties can be multi-family or single-family units.


Commercial

An investment in commercial real estate might involve the ownership of retail stores, office buildings, or storage facilities and warehouses. 

Investment in commercial real estate is typically more involved and costly than residential investments. Commercial property leases can be longer than a residential rental agreement. Both the costs and profitability are usually measured on a per-square-foot basis.


Benefits of Investment in Real Estate

The benefits of investing in real estate are numerous and can vary depending on the goal of the investor. 

Goals also depend on the investor's risk tolerance and investor's time horizon. 

Some investors invest in real estate to Diversify money away from the stock market, while other investors want their money invested in physical assets instead of securities, such as equities or bonds. 


Two of the primary benefits of investing in real estate, both residential and commercial, include:


Capital Appreciation

Investment properties can realize capital gains for investors due to property value increases over time. A capital gain is a profit that results from the difference between the original purchase price and the sale price of the property. Of course, investors can only realize the capital gain after they sell it. 

However, prices have risen dramatically over the last few decades as demand for housing has increased. Both supply and demand play a role in earning capital gains from real estate. If there are fewer properties in a geographic region or less supply, property prices tend to appreciate–all else being equal.


Rental Income

Many investors buy real estate for the steady stream of income that it provides. Whether it's a residential or a commercial property, renters or occupants pay the owner each month until the rental agreement or lease expires. This revenue stream can offer a stable income for retirees and others who are looking for an alternative source of income besides income from holding investment securities such as bonds or stocks. Income from real estate can also act as a hedge or protection against stock market downturns and rising prices of consumer goods.