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Commercial Real Estate (CRE) involves buying properties for business use, like offices, stores, or apartment buildings. The goal is to make money through rental income and property value growth.
Look for income-generating properties like office buildings or stores that have good tenants and a strong location.
Purchase properties at a price that allows for a profit. You can buy through auctions, real estate brokers, or directly from sellers.
Make improvements like renovations or leasing empty spaces to raise the property’s value and rental income.
Once improved, earn steady rental income or sell the property for a higher price when it appreciates in value.
Choose properties in high-demand areas with strong rental income and growth potential.
Renovate and maintain the property to attract tenants and keep it in top condition.
Inspect the property and analyze market trends to assess its condition, value, and rental potential.
Lease the property for steady income or sell when its value rises to maximize returns.
Periods of vacancy can lead to a significant loss of rental income, affecting overall profitability.
Economic downturns, demand shifts, or oversaturation can reduce rental demand and values.
Ongoing upkeep, repairs, and replacements can raise long-term costs.
Purchase Price: $1,000,000
Renovation Costs: $100,000
Total Investment: $1,100,000
Annual Rental Income: $120,000
Annual ROI: 10.9%
New furnishings
Upgraded kitchen
Bathrooms
Cleaning equipment
Long-term leases provide reliable cash flow, and you can manage the property to influence profits.
Property values increase over time, offering strong returns, especially in prime locations.
CRE helps spread risk in your portfolio, while offering tax deductions on property expenses.
CRE generally outperforms stocks or residential properties, delivering higher returns.