Generic Data Mixed With Non-Industry Author = Waste of Reading Time

Generic Data Mixed With Non-Industry Author = Waste of Reading TimeBY: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMAn article in today's Orange County Register touts rising rents in the multifamily sector as the reason that there are more and more buyers entering into the single family residential for sale market. For those of us working in the multifamily … Continue reading Generic Data Mixed With Non-Industry Author = Waste of Reading Time →

Highlights From the Recent AAOC Rental Outlook

Highlights From the Recent AAOC Rental Outlook Recently, I was on a panel at the Apartment Association of Orange County's trade show in which we discussed market activity, outlook and other things related to investing and operating income producing real estate. You can read the write up in the Orange County Register by clicking here.

Different Date, Same Story

Different Date, Same StoryBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMToday's register reveals what many in the industry know and have seen for quite sometime: one-time homeowners who have lost their homes through foreclosure or have been forced to sell-short their homes are in need of a place to live. For landlords, this relatively new class of renter, … Continue reading Different Date, Same Story →

Rental Rock ’em, Sock ’em

Rental Rock ‘em, Sock ‘emBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMAccording to this morning’s OC Register, Apartment rents are now hitting bottom. Funny, they said the same thing a few months ago. Truth is, rents at B and C Class Properties in Orange County are now on the rise, up from where they were last year at … Continue reading Rental Rock ’em, Sock ’em →