Jacob Frydman – Details the Fundamentals of the Real Estate Market for Beginners

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 27, 2017 / Encouraged by the rapid growth in the U.S. real estate prices by more than 25% since 2012, a lot of business-minded individuals who are relatively new in the housing industry have made an informed decision to become property investment experts. Paired with record-breaking low interest rates, the opportunity to make a considerable profit is an alluring one. Of course, like any new venture, it pays – literally – to learn as much about the art and strategy of buying real estate as possible. Renowned New York-based property expert and investment consultant Jacob
Frydman has spent more than thirty years honing his successful business and has discussed a few tips that will help new investors who are entering the market.

There are a multitude of factors that determine real estate value, and the investors who consistently see returns are the ones who take time to educate themselves about all aspects, says Jacob
Frydman. They know the location and the history of the place, because understanding what drove the early development or the area is a key way to find potential neighborhoods that may have been forgotten and potentially undervalued here in the present.

Evaluating the overall local economy and assessing current growth trends is a vital component to successful property investing. Is the population growing, and in which parts of town? What new developments are planned that will likely spur additional growth and boost land values? What are the transportation issues in the area? Is there substantial infrastructure for the future population or will the local government need to expand roads or add rail lines – which usually means increasing real estate taxes and tends to make neighborhoods outside those municipal boundaries more attractive to residents and businesses.

The most important piece of advice which ultimately guides everything else, says Jacob Frydman, is “to always treat your business like a business, and not a hobby. Real estate investing is a matter of cash flow, balances and long-term planning, it is not an emotional transaction, the way buying your primary residence may have been.” It is essential to write a business plan that covers one, three, five and ten years. Create systems, process and rules that guide you like clockwork, objectively rather than subjectively.

Jacob
Frydman is a New York-based real estate consultant who sources and identifies value-added investment opportunities. For more than 30 years, he has successfully executed highly complex real estate transactions valued at over $2 billion and spanning over 5 million square feet. In addition to lecturing on real estate finance at Columbia University and New York Law School, Frydman is a frequent guest on CNBC, Bloomberg TV, Fox News and other major TV news outlets. An avid philanthropist, Jacob Frydman devotes much of his time and capital to various charitable organizations, including the National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education (NCFJE), Chabad of Dutchess County, and the Brem Foundation of Washington, DC.

Jacob Frydman – Blog – JacobFrydmanNews.com: http://JacobFrydmanNews.com
Jacob Frydman — Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/jacob-frydman
Jacob Frydman – Examines NYC’s Zoning for Mixed-Use Commercial and Residential Real Estate: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/jacob-frydman-examines-nycs-zoning-224500689.html

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