TOP TECH TRENDS TRANSFORMING THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY

Article | February 12, 2020

If you are in the market to buy or sell a home, the first decision you will need to make is if you plan to go it alone or if you decide to hire a real estate agent. There are many reasons why it makes sense to have a licensed real estate professional on your side. We won’t get into them in this article, but stay tuned to The Cyr Team Blog for more helpful real estate tips and information. Assuming you decide to hire a real estate agent, the next step is to determine who you want to work with. Selecting a Realtor® shouldn’t be about picking the first name you see on the nearest bus bench or shopping cart. It’s a decision that warrants a fair amount of thought and consideration. Hopefully, the tips below will help you in finding the real estate agent (or team) who is right for you.

Article | February 11, 2020

The pursuit of exceptional people in today’s competitive commercial real estate market is a challenging proposition. DFW has a wealth of talent who could work at any number of prestigious real estate firms. So, what sets one global commercial firm apart from the next? How do we attract and keep the best in the industry to better serve our clients?

Article | February 10, 2020

Thinking about investing in commercial real estate? It can certainly be a lucrative venture. For those unfamiliar, this type of property is generally defined as land or buildings that are intended to generate a profit in some way. More specifically, commercial real estate is divided into subcategories. There are four main types, including multifamily, office, industrial, and retail. Which type is correct for you? It really depends. Each comes with its own set of pros and cons.

Article | February 10, 2020

Even though it may sound like a simple undertaking, vetting a good certified public accountant for your real estate investing business takes a lot of research and effort. The best certified public accountant (CPA) advice for investors usually comes from one who either invests themselves in real estate (RE) or has many clients who do. These types of CPAs may also hold certified financial planning (CFP) certifications. Although most CPAs are knowledgeable about taxes in general and can sometimes assist investors in getting the most tax advantages for their real estate investments, CPAs who invest in RE themselves do have a great advantage in firsthand knowledge of investing.