How to Value Investment Properties With Bruce Kirsch
In this video, Bruce Kirsch with Real Estate Financial Modeling (REFM) and the creator of Valuate®, will walk you through a very simple investment scenario using a single family rental income. This will give you the building blocks to get started with using both Valuate and working with investors.
To continue your journey, no matter where you are now, we recommend taking a look at the following resources. And don’t forget to practice what you learn using RPR and Valuate!
- Review real estate investing key terminology
- Watch on demand training – RPR Webinars and REFM Webinars
- Visit NAR’s e-library section for working with investors
- Purchase the Real Estate Finance and Investment textbook used by over 125 colleges and universities
- Pursue your REFAI Certification
- Register for CCIM online courses
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How do I arrive at a suggested value price for Commercial properties, the same as I do with residential properties? I don’t seem to comp the commercial properties as easily residential, help.
Hi Dennis,
In the commercial world it is more common to see a brokers opinion for valuation which looks at various valuation methods for pricing. That can include an investment analysis based on cash flows, an appraisers analysis of value and a comparable analysis looking at recent sales. RPR Commercial you can create an investment analysis with Valuate, lots of training on the blog here under the learning section, and you can do a search for comps by doing an all property search and using the sold date filters.
I’d recommend heading over to http://www.ccim.com to see if they offer any training on valuing commercial properties.