CCM Ends 3rd Quarter with Big Returns to Investors

canter-administration — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 21:48:55 +0000

In a time of economic downturn, Canter Capital Management has consistently produced high volumes of home sales, increasing cash flow to their Distressed Assets Fund. With over 40 properties acquired in the third quarter of this year, CCM was able to generate double-digit returns to its investors.

The DA Fund, established in May 2011, has been producing an average annual margin on cost of 35 percent. This can only attest to what is to come in future quarters. Principal of The Canter Group, Andrew Canter, says, “We are very pleased with the fund’s current results and we are eager to develop two new funds focused within the distressed real estate arena that we hope will achieve the same results.” CCM actively creates and welcomes new opportunities to invest in additional funds with new and existing investors.

Canter Capital Management operates under the umbrella of The Canter Group. Along with CCM, The Canter Group also includes Canter Group Brokerage and Canter Group Construction. With advanced experience in civil engineering, general contracting and project management, the Canter Group Construction specializes in rehabilitation of distressed residential realty. A team of skilled real estate agents with individual niche expertise then list and sell the investment properties under the brokerage.

Looking to purchase an investment Property in San Diego?

canter-administration — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 22:52:25 +0000

The improving economy, combined with the new mindset among Americans that renting may be a more attractive option than home ownership, led Peggy Alford from Rent.com to project rental rates in San Diego will increase 31% by 2015. Now the real question, what does that mean for you? Rental properties are generally valued on their ability to generate income for the owner, also known as their cap rate (which is simply calculated as net operating income/purchase price). As rental rates increase, not only would the cash-flow generated by the property increase, but so would the underlying value of your the property. I have listed below a simple example of how at 31% increase in rental rates could impact your property’s value using a cap rate of 5%.

2011 2015

RentalRate: $1000 RentalRate: $1310

Expenses(30%): $300 $300 Expenses (30%): $393

Annual Income: $8400 Annual Income: $11,004

Value using 5% Cap Rate: $168,000 Value using 5% Cap Rate: $220,080

Here is a Link to the article reference Peggy Alfords projections on rental rates. http://cantercapitalmanagement.com/?p=92

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CCM Ends 3rd Quarter with Big Returns to Investors

Looking to purchase an investment Property in San Diego?