Today on Passive Income Pilots, Tait and Ryan dive into the concept of "yield on cost," highlighting its importance in evaluating investment returns. They provide a comprehensive guide on interpreting yield on cost numbers to help listeners make informed investment decisions. The episode covers common pitfalls during the lease-up period and offers strategies to mitigate risks and protect investments. Additionally, Tait and Ryan tackle the stigma surrounding development deals, debunking misconceptions and emphasizing the lucrative opportunities these projects can offer. Enjoy the show!
Timestamped Show Notes
(00:00) Intro
(01:44) Understanding the risk spectrum in investments
(03:14) What is yield on cost and why it matters
(09:57) How to interpret yield on cost numbers effectively
(12:28) Two ways investors can lose money during a lease-up period
(14:59) Key factors in evaluating investment deals
(16:28) The stigma around development deals and addressing misconceptions
(19:56) Outro
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