Tag Archives: Estate Planning
Efficient allocation of credit resources
The importance of asset allocation, or deciding what percentage of a portfolio to devote to various asset classes, cannot be overstated. Especially equity and corporate bond investors spend enormous efforts on picking individual investments, while they spend relatively little time on deciding what types of stocks or bonds to buy into their funds. Numerous empirical [...]
Guidelines and solutions to debt problems
Histories of indices will be used by investors and their consultants to formulate strategic allocation policies. Asset allocators and academics also have an interest in long data histories when building allocation models. The asset–liability modeling exercises that many pension funds and insurance companies now undertake on a regular basis to review strategic benchmarks, all tend [...]
How credit affects your income
Common sense will tell you that if an apartment is not rented, it is not producing income, and that reduces your cash flow. Even if the vacancy rate is listed on the pro forma, verify it with the property manager on your team. He or she will be able to tell you if the va¬cancy [...]
Credit Vacancies and Other Income
At this point, we have verified the actual potential income for the pr< >pcrty. Remember that’s the income the property could generate at current rents with 100 percent occupancy. But certainly, it is highly unlikely that this property is or will be 100 percent occupied every day of every year from now until eternity. So [...]
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