Is NOW the Time to Invest in Real Estate?

Learn the most common issues and concerns first-time home buyers have when moving into a home. Jay will also demonstrate key home maintenance tips that will help your clients during their first year of owning a home. Plus, get some generational selling insights into what Millennials are looking for, how to speak their language and make them feel comfortable during one of the biggest steps they will take in their lives. This webinar recording will help you learn how to be a better trusted advisor to your first-time home buyer clients and guide them through the process.

This webinar to see how property fund managers can leverage on eFront Insight to access a complete analysis of all theirs funds and streamline communications and data exchange with their LP investors.

As they search online for multifamily housing options, prospective residents will first be exposed to your brand through your business listings and reviews of your properties. With an understanding that first impressions can make or break a business, property managers are increasingly utilizing online reputation management strategies to ensure their listings are easy to find and their reviews truly reflect their brand.

The adoption of cryptocurrencies and the emergence of blockchain platforms have made real estate tokenization a potential capital-raising option. With tokenization, ownership interests in real estate assets can be more immediately bought and sold, but tokenization requires a thorough understanding of the technology, the offering process, and the regulatory issues involved. Investors typically invest in real estate through an LLC or limited partnership that owns an underlying property. With tokenization, LLC or LP interests are in the form of tokens that can be traded or used as collateral in smart contracts. The issuer must determine the number and type of tokens and select an exchange platform for trading. The issuer must also decide whether a security is being offered and registration is required. Offering documents may include operating agreements, subscription agreements, and a private placement memorandum. Offerings must also comply with KYC requirements and have appropriate protection of user data. Tokens should have built-in compliance features such as restrictions on transfers and secondary trading. Issuers will also need to determine how distributable cash will be paid (perhaps using stablecoins or other digital currency). Listen as our authoritative panel discusses these and other matters associated with commercial real estate tokenization.