In this episode of the Think Realty Podcast, Glenn Brooks discusses one of the most frequently underestimated parts of a real estate investment: the exit. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience, he explains why disposition planning should begin before acquisition, what separates a smooth exit from one that stalls, and how properly positioning […]
A strong renovation plan creates a common understanding of the work before construction begins. It connects the budget to a defined scope, establishes expectations and gives everyone involved a clearer basis for managing changes when they occur.
By Ron Marszalek | Genstone Construction
Consistent inspections, preventative maintenance and seasonal preparation can provide greater visibility into what’s happening at the property level – and create opportunities to address smaller issues before they become larger ones.
By Deanna Alfredo | Chief Operating Officer, Genstone Field Services
Properties don’t remain the same after they’re acquired. A vacant property may enter renovation. A renovation becomes a rental. Property values and reconstruction costs change. An investor may add properties in new markets or begin building a larger portfolio.
By Dan Huynn | Genstone Insurance
Foreclosure activity has been gradually increasing from the historically low levels that followed the pandemic. For real estate investors, that naturally raises a question: Could more distressed properties—and more opportunities to acquire them—be coming?
By Glenn Brooks | President, Genstone Asset Disposition
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