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It really depends on your commercial tenants. Long standing corporations, government related, will be reliable. In the current state of things, investing directly in brick and mortar commercial real estate does not appeal to me.
I don’t have real estate holdings but would cation anyone on them going forward given the 1.5 year eviction moratorium that is still going. Rule of law is gone for landlords and I expect it to stay gone in future recessions.
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For large, well capitalized clients, sure. For the mom and pop residential landlords who make up a big chunk of the landlord population, it's not going so well.
I agree with the others. Apartment building for income generation is not going well for landlords. 1.5 years I’m out $30,000+ grand and counting. Other landlords have it much worse. The law is not on the side of the landlord in this country (USA). If a future pandemic happens again (CHINA is not doing much to curtail another virus), your ROI will suffer. The best I can tell you is to get section 8 tenants where the government pays the rent.
Or get tenants that won’t abuse the eviction moratorium?
Take a look at investing in real estate syndications. The returns can be similar, if not better than, being a "small" landlord, yet you do not have to deal with tenants, termites and toilets. These are institutional grade investments with highly skilled (and experienced) professionals running the apartment communities. The returns have been as good, and in some cases, better than the returns pre-covid. Rent collections by landlords (in these assets) were off by a percent or two during pandemic. The fundamentals of multifamily apartments indicate a long runway for these to continue to be one of the best performing asset classes, and most importantly, on a risk-adjusted basis