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Once you become an MS Investor

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At MS Property Investment, our dedicated account management team stands by you for the lifetime of our relationship. We provide ongoing support to you and your family, helping you leverage the full potential of your investments. As your trusted partner, we ensure our mutual success by routinely following up with you, reminding you of important deadlines, and sharing best practices for effective communication

Investment Capital

The capital required to finance a commercial real estate investment falls into two categories: 

Debt

Capital an investor borrows from a bank or other lender

Equity

Funds contributed by the investment's owners

Equity investors generally seek higher returns than lenders because they accept more risk. Only after the property's operating needs and debt obligations have been met do equity investors receive payment. If the property performs well, they share the profits.

Equity Investors and Ownership Structures

Equity investment can come from a diverse range of sources, including individuals, families, private equity funds, and institutional investors. These investors may be part of a personal or professional network—such as friends, family, or trusted connections within the local real estate community. On a broader scale, equity partners can also include family offices and pension funds seeking to strategically allocate a portion of their investment portfolios to real estate opportunities.

Syndication

In a typical real estate syndication, a sponsor raises capital from investors and takes on the responsibility of identifying, acquiring, and managing the property. Investors share in the ownership and profits while generally maintaining a passive role in operational decision-making. Syndications provide an effective way to pool resources for larger investment opportunities, offering access to projects that might otherwise be out of reach for individual investors. However, they also require careful navigation of federal and state securities laws, which regulate the marketing and sale of investment opportunities, including those in real estate.

What is the capitalization rate?

The capitalization (or ‘cap’) rate is a term that is used frequently in real estate asset sales and purchases. The cap rate is a ratio of two variables: net operating income and the current value or sale price of a property. Another way to think of the cap rate is that it is the rate at which the net operating income recapitalizes the asset value on an annual basis. 

Capitalization Rate = Net Operating Income (NOI) / Current Market Value (or Sale Price)

How are Cap rates used?

Cap rates are used in various ways when analyzing real estate investments.
Investment groups may use cap rates internally to compare and contrast investment opportunities. There are a number of other factors that go into those real estate decisions, but the investment group may weigh the pros and cons of buying one asset with a higher cap rate than another.

NOI

Net operating income (NOI) equals all revenue from the property minus all operating expenses.

Also known as: Net Operating Income

REIT

A REIT (real estate investment trust) is a company that owns, operates or finances income-producing real estate. (removed "modeled after mutual funds")

Also known as: Real Estate Investment Trust

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