Key Takeaways
- Mixed-use, adaptive reuse, and specialty assets offer above-average return potential with above-average complexity.
- Advanced valuation methods extend beyond cap rate analysis for non-standard asset types.
- Historic tax credits (20%) are a powerful tool for adaptive reuse of qualifying buildings.
- Each asset type requires tailored risk management — no one-size-fits-all approach works.
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Test Your Knowledge
1.What percentage federal tax credit is available for qualified rehabilitation of historic buildings?
2.Which valuation method is most appropriate for a hotel property?
3.What is the primary demand driver that makes self-storage recession-resistant?