Better Advice for clients who own Investment Property
Guest Expert: Rich Arzaga, CFP,
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Webinar Replay Description
In this webinar Rich Arzaga, CFP®, CCIM, a distinguished adjunct professor from UC Berkeley Personal Financial Planning and a financial advisor, explored investment real estate planning topics such
Comments
A few comments from listeners:
It's interesting how much due diligence and analysis must go into evaluating investment real estate - very similar to individual securities analysis, which most planners avoid, preferring to index with ETFs or funds. Planners need to put on a analyst hat if they advise on real estate.
- Kelli N.
I now have a source of information for clients with real estate investments
- Avi C.
It's interesting how the ease of understanding real estate relative to other asset classes can influence client decision making around investment real estate.
- Alec H.
My new ideas are all around how to approach discussing these topics with clients as a large portion invest directly in real estate and I am wanting to learn more to have an educated conversation regarding the topic.
- Nathanael A.
The NOI model and factors to consider -- there were a number I had not thought of. And, the emphasis on the emotional aspects to clients of owning real estate. Good examples
- Karen F.
Will utilize model to evaluate cash flow and cap rates for clients with rental properties to assist in evaluating profitability of asset.
- James M.
Treat real estate investments as an income producing part of the portfolio and not something to sell.
- Alexis B.
It's interesting how much due diligence and analysis must go into evaluating investment real estate - very similar to individual securities analysis, which most planners avoid, preferring to index with ETFs or funds. Planners need to put on a analyst hat if they advise on real estate.
- Kelli N.
I now have a source of information for clients with real estate investments
- Avi C.
It's interesting how the ease of understanding real estate relative to other asset classes can influence client decision making around investment real estate.
- Alec H.
My new ideas are all around how to approach discussing these topics with clients as a large portion invest directly in real estate and I am wanting to learn more to have an educated conversation regarding the topic.
- Nathanael A.
The NOI model and factors to consider -- there were a number I had not thought of. And, the emphasis on the emotional aspects to clients of owning real estate. Good examples
- Karen F.
Will utilize model to evaluate cash flow and cap rates for clients with rental properties to assist in evaluating profitability of asset.
- James M.
Treat real estate investments as an income producing part of the portfolio and not something to sell.
- Alexis B.
06.20.2023 - Investment Properties
Attendees Comments:
It's interesting how much due diligence and analysis must go into evaluating investment real estate - very similar to individual securities analysis, which most planners avoid, preferring to index with ETFs or funds. Planners need to put on a analyst hat if they advise on real estate.
- Kelli N.
I now have a source of information for clients with real estate investments
- Avi C.
It's interesting how the ease of understanding real estate relative to other asset classes can influence client decision making around investment real estate.
- Alec H.
My new ideas are all around how to approach discussing these topics with clients as a large portion invest directly in real estate and I am wanting to learn more to have an educated conversation regarding the topic.
- Nathanael A.
The NOI model and factors to consider -- there were a number I had not thought of. And, the emphasis on the emotional aspects to clients of owning real estate. Good examples
- Karen F.
Will utilize model to evaluate cash flow and cap rates for clients with rental properties to assist in evaluating profitability of asset.
- James M.
Treat real estate investments as an income producing part of the portfolio and not something to sell.
- Alexis B.