In the world of real estate investing, you’ll quickly find yourself swimming in an “alphabet soup” of acronyms. You likely already know ROI (Return on Investment) or NOI (Net Operating Income). But as you start looking at more complex deals—like hotels, senior living facilities, or even retail strips—a new term will pop up: EBITDAR. EBITDAR
A city can look like it’s on fire headlines screaming record prices, bidding wars, and “hot market” alerts everywhere but underneath that glow, something very different might be happening. Maybe only a handful of luxury condos are selling fast while most neighborhoods are quietly stalling. This is why smart investors
In the world of real estate, most relationships are built on signed contracts and clear handshakes. However, emergencies don’t always wait for a signature. Agency by necessity is a legal doctrine that creates an agency relationship in the absence of a formal agreement because of an urgent, life-or-death situation regarding a property.
The moment fear takes over the market, money starts looking for an exit. The Bitcoin Misery Index was built to measure that exact breaking point—when volatility spikes, winning trades disappear, and investor psychology shifts from confidence to panic. In a single number, it reveals whether the market is euphoric, uncertain,
In real estate investing, timing is everything—and so is your credit. Imagine being days away from closing on your dream property, only to have your financing freeze because of a cybercrime you didn’t even know existed. A Credit Card Dump the unauthorized digital copying of card data. it can do
Government paralysis is once again pushing the economy into a holding pattern. The October 1st government shutdown is throwing a wrench in the gears of the housing market, creating chaos and panic for amateur investors. But for PRIME investors, chaos is just another word for opportunity. In this episode of
What is Year-Over-Year (YOY) Analysis? Year-over-year (YOY) analysis compares financial performance across two distinct years. It’s a way to assess how a particular metric—such as revenue, profit, or cost—has changed from one year to the next, highlighting the company’s performance. This method helps you gauge annual growth or decline, making