Property consisting of land and buildings; a key area for investment.

Allocating resources, usually money, to generate profit or income.

A physical asset such as land, buildings, or homes that can be bought or sold.

The process of evaluating a market to understand trends, demand, and property values.

A financial metric used to evaluate the profitability of an investment.

The net amount of cash being transferred in and out of an investment over time.

A metric used to estimate the return on an investment property.

Creating a plan to manage income and expenses for property investments.

The process of determining the worth of a property based on various methods.

A method to evaluate property values by comparing similar properties.

Statistical data about populations that influence market trends.

Various methods available to fund real estate investments, such as loans.

A calculation to determine when an investment will start generating profit.

A plan outlining how to allocate resources to achieve financial goals.

An investor's ability to withstand potential losses in their investments.

Patterns and changes in the real estate market that affect property values.

Overseeing and maintaining real estate properties to maximize returns.

Money earned from leasing out a property to tenants.

The increase in property value over time due to market conditions.

The reduction in property value over time, often used for tax benefits.

A property that requires renovation or repairs before it can be sold or rented.

Buying properties, renovating them, and selling for a profit.

A contract granting use of a property for a specified time in exchange for rent.

Legal ownership of a property, including rights and responsibilities.

Regulations governing land use and property development in specific areas.