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What Investors Should Know About Mixed-Use Properties in Miami

A mixed-use property contains three or more land uses, such as residential, retail, and parking within a carefully designed walkable community in the same or adjoining structures. Mixed-use falls under the commercial property category. You will frequently see an example of mixed-use real estate in commercial buildings located on busier thoroughfares with both offices and retail businesses on the ground floor and residences on the upper levels, also known as vertical development. Horizontal developments encompass a complex with single buildings.

Mixed-use properties have become a more prominent part of the landscape, gaining ground with city planners for their contribution to the community and the tenants. Others who benefit from these communities are the employees and visitors to Miami. Moreover, this sector of the real estate investment market has proven resilient through the recent events affecting the economy, further improving the outlook of mixed-use properties in the eyes of city planners. Read on as we explore what investors should know about mixed-use properties in Miami.

Benefits for Investors
Diversification
Investors looking to diversify their portfolios further are wise to consider mixed-use properties in Miami to reap the benefits of this ever-expanding and adaptable trend. With a mix of office, retail, and other business sectors, any downturn in the economy for one income stream has less impact on your overall revenue.

Occupancy
Investors should know one important aspect about mixed-use properties in Miami: they have an overall higher occupancy rate. These communities are attractive for retailers because of the built-in convenience of various shops and services. Another attraction for these tenants is a steady supply of foot traffic, which helps ensure exposure to potential customers. In addition, these developments create benefits for community residents by offering more affordable housing and improving health by encouraging activity.

ROI
Investors should know that mixed-use properties in Miami offer strong valuations because the long-term outlook is more confident and offer healthy income streams that provide an outlook for fantastic long-term returns. In addition, mixed-use properties earn higher rents per investment dollar due to the combination of three diverse income streams within one investment.

Opportunities
Investors can enter mixed-use properties in Miami by purchasing and developing land and building to plan for a long-term strategy. Constructing your mixed-use property typically offers a greater return on investment than single-use real estate. However, existing mixed-use properties are also attractive investments. A large part of the allure to these investors is the immediate income stream and lower risk by avoiding the building process and establishing a thriving mixed-use property. For mixed-use properties that are not performing as successfully due to poor design or management, opportunities exist to add value by breathing new life into the property and changing the uses to suit current market trends better. While a bit riskier, history is proving investors who take the chance to revitalize these properties realize healthy returns. Other investors have chosen to reinvent existing single-use properties into mixed-use. While this undertaking is complicated, there are professionals with the know-how to help you add this coveted asset class to your real estate portfolio, as the professional investors at Large Capital .

Property Management
Investors should know mixed-use properties in Miami provide an opportunity to utilize economy of scale principles, making the cost per square foot lower. In addition, mixed-use properties make it easier to be a truly passive investor because you can now afford to hire a trustworthy property management company specializing in these communities, like the professionals at Large Capital . The benefits of property management with the mixed-use property are twofold, both in the ability to hire management and an inherent sense of community for the residents, which leads to a higher level of property management by your tenants.

Large Capital
The professional investors at Large Capital make it easy to learn everything you should know about mixed-use properties in Miami, walking you step-by-step through the process. In addition, the full-service team at Large Capital makes it easy for Miami investors like you to start checking off your bucket list. From helping you find the perfect location for your mixed-use property to experienced property management and everything else, you can count on the pros at Large Capital to be there. Let Large Capital help you stay on top of market trends and adjust your investment plans accordingly. Why not enjoy your retirement while growing your portfolio at an increased capacity? At Large Capital , our professional investors understand how important it is to know someone is listening. At Large Capital , the goal of our professional investors is to help you build a healthy real estate portfolio. Let Large Capital help make your investment dreams come true and answer any questions or concerns you may have about the hurdles you face, with no obligation. And don’t forget to ask about our current inventory of the best mixed-use properties available in Miami. Contact Large Capital at (716) 707-9615.

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In May of this year, I bought this property for $59,900. It consists of a single-family (pictured) and a duplex sitting on a 17-acre lot.

11/30/2020

Current Company Brightspot

In May of this year, I bought this property for $59,900. It consists of a single-family (pictured) and a duplex sitting on a 17-acre lot. Today is December 1st, and this property has an estimated value of $253,000. I plan to refinance to tap into the abundance of equity while still. Owning this property for many years to come. This will allow me to enjoy the $3,150 of monthly rental income and still execute my development plan for the 17 acres. More to come!

Current Company Eyesore

This 7-unit property on 5 beautiful, riverfront acres was purchased in May of 2019. With a purchase price of $238,000 and a monthly rental income of $5,200, this deal was a Homerun on paper. The cherry on top was its location which happened to be 4 miles down the road from my house, and right next door to a triplex I had acquired the year prior (pictured in the background). Fast forward to today... Today we are 10 months deep into a devastating world pandemic that has impacted all of us in one way or another. I still have 4 tenants that were inherited from the previous owner. Between the 4 of them, I have not been paid 1 dollar of rent in the last TEN Months. This has all but crippled my business that had built an enormous amount of momentum in the 2 short years of existence. In 2018 I had 2 properties on my tax return. 2019 had come and this time I had 18 buildings and 47 units. I was 24 years old, and poised to take over the world! Oh, how life has a knack for bringing us right back down to our green earth. This is no sob story. 2020 has taught me more valuable lessons than I bargained for. My business's stunted growth was probably more of a blessing than a burden. It's allowed me to build the foundation necessary to support the empire that I aspire to. By implementing systems and processes through hiring and software programs, today, we are far better equipped than we would have been otherwise. With no consequences to deter tenants from free-loading currently, we still haven't started the eviction process. Now, assuming these circumstances don't last longer than my company can bear, I believe that we are far better off today because of it. I guess the point of my unintentional rant is that even what is sure to be my worst performing deal ever financially, may just turn out to be the best deal I have ever done. That said, there is so much more to gain by competing on the field than could ever be imagined had I still been in the bleachers. I think it was EA Sports who said "It's in the Game". All I know is that I'm so glad that I am, and I want to encourage you to do the same.

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