AveryFreemanA New Type of Real Estate Business Consultant

Analyze Outside the Box!

With a new market economy, why use old-fashioned investment evaluation methods?

Allow me to provide more thorough valuation of your target investment properties than the simple ratios generally utilized in real estate. My valuation techniques combine traditional methods used in real estate, such as cap rate and cash flow projections, with more complex valuation systems commonly used by business analysts. These methods include (but are not limited to) net present value (NPV) and return on investment (ROI) projections, income appraisal methods, and payback period. Most of all, we will couple these financial valuation methods with subjective appraisal considerations that prove to be financial measures in the long run, such as rent control policies, possible tenant relation issues, assumed market appreciation vs. immediate cash flow, vacancy factors, and many more!

 

 

Standardize your Documents!

Having trouble creating a standardized set of information you can retrieve easily?

With business as hectic as it is, most managers don't have time to go organizing and searching for important documents. Stuff gets pushed aside, is non-standardized and ends up being a mess in no time. Allow me to create a data model that suits your business needs and implement a database for keeping track of all your important information.

Reduce your Bank Runs!

Tired of having to make so many trips to the bank around the first of the month?

Around the first most property managers don't have time to go to the bank as much as they need to, pushing aside or delegating other important tasks. To make matters worse, late payments can make it difficult to travel even towards the middle of the month. Therefore, stringent policies enforced by tenant contracts augmented with online or direct deposit methods can alieviate many relations headaches and free up massive amounts of time!

 

 

Reduce CPA Consultations!

Are you shoving receipts and invoices in a box and paying your accountant to sort them?

Business owners who implement their own financial tracking systems have an accountant on their team _at all times_! These systems can help you have a better understanding about your business' financial standing. Managers will be able to examine important data such as operating expenses, down to different categories such as vacancy, maintenance, human resources, and taxes. With this data, one can assess their profitability by examining how income relates to different expense catagories, and perhaps most importantly, save money on expensive accounting fees!