Industrry Essentials Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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4 reasons people decide to move

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Location
Housing costs
Size
Life circumstance

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Investment

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Use of funds to earn a profit

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3
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Growth

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Improvements are made to a property in demand increases

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4
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Stability

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Property undergoes little change, and is operating optimally

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5
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Decline

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Property requires increasing amount of upkeep to retain original utility, and demand decreases

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6
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Revitalization

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Property is renovated an increase demand is stimulated

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Owner

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A person or company that purchased an apartment property. Owner is responsible for paying the mortgage taxes and cost to maintain the property.

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Investor

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A person or company that allocates money to an investment with the expectation of a future financial return

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Lender

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A person or company that lends money with the expectation of repayment, plus interest and fees

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Employee

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Someone who works directly for, and is paid by the business under an agreement of employment

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Vendor

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A separate business entity offering a product or service. Requires a vendor agreement

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Contractor

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A separate business entity hired to perform specific services or work. Requires a contract.

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Resident

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An inhabitant of an apartment community who resides on the property and pays rent

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Prospect

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A potential resident someone who has shown an interest in renting an apartment on the property

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15
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Neighbors

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People living or working in the area surrounding the apartment property

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16
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Ethics questions to ask

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  1. Is it illegal?
  2. Who is affected by your decision and how?
  3. What are the long-term consequences of your decision?
  4. How will your decision make you feel?
  5. Have you examine all the alternatives?
17
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What type of housing is general multi family housing?

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Conventional market rate

18
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What type of housing is income amount housing

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Section 8 and tax credit

19
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What types of residents are there?

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Senior
Student
Military

20
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What types of ownership are there?

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Condos
Co-ops
Renter single-family

21
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What types of uses are there?

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Mixed use
Extended stay rental

22
Q

What is a duplex?

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Buildings that have two apartment units usually side-by-side units, but sometimes on two different floors each unit has its own entrance

23
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What is a triplex

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Buildings that have three apartment units, divisions, or floors. Each unit has its own entrance. There may be one main entrance into the building.

24
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What is garden style?

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Buildings no more than three stories with multiple apartments per story each unit has its own building entrance off an open breezeway or shares an entrance via a stairwell and interior hallway only occupies one level do not have elevators

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What is a townhouse?
Buildings are generally multi story structures with units attached to each other side by side
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What is low rise?
Enclosed buildings that typically have no more than four stories
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What is a mid rise?
Enclosed buildings that have 5 to 10 stories
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What is a high-rise?
Enclosed buildings that have 5 to 10 stories with more than 10 floors
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What is a class “A” property?
Typically owned by institutional investors Lowest cap rates in highest unit prices Most appreciation potential and strong, cash flow
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What is a class B property?
Typically owned by high net, worth individuals, institutional investors, or investment groups Slightly higher cap rates and good cash flow
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What is a class C property?
Typically owned by private investors or private investment groups Higher cap rates, and good cash flow Lower appreciation potential
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What is a class D property?
Typically in challenging neighborhoods Highest cap rates Management intensive Little appreciation potential
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What is a corporate apartment?
A fully furnished apartment, equipped with all necessary amenities