“Do your little bit of good where you are; it is those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” - Desmond Tutu
MARCH EDITION
01 Jara Capital Portfolio Expansion with New 4-unit Acquisition
We are delighted to announce the latest addition to our portfolio—a 4-unit property located in
the vibrant Dallas-Fort Worth area. This strategic acquisition marks a significant expansion of
our real estate holdings, reinforcing our commitment to an area where we already boast 4
existing units.
Over the past year, we’ve honed our expertise in managing multifamily properties, diligently
studying the neighborhood, rental rates, marketing strategies, and ensuring a superior tenant
experience. This acquisition underscores our unwavering confidence in the Dallas-Fort Worth
metro area, fueled by its robust population and job growth, coupled with the strategic positioning
of our existing holdings, promising a bright and prosperous future.
With this acquisition, our portfolio now stands at 8 units under management, boasting a total
portfolio value of $2 million. We firmly believe that this acquisition strengthens our position in the
Dallas-Fort Worth metro area and underscores our long-term vision for growth and success.
As we look ahead, we are filled with excitement for the future of this acquisition and the
continued success of Jara Capital.
02 Wealth Wave Podcast EP 5: Can America Survive its $1.1 Trillion Credit Card Debt?
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everyday financial struggles faced by Millennials and the crucial role of financial savvy in
sculpting a brighter tomorrow for you and your loved ones. Our podcast featured expert guests
with backgrounds in finance, accounting, and property management, all geared to enlighten and
empower our audience. Wealth-building isn’t just about making money; it’s about mastering the
art of financial management for sustainable growth. We’re here to ask the tough questions and
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Tune in now for insights on Economy, Real Estate, and Technology, and subscribe for more
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03 NAR Settlement: What Does it Mean for the Future of the Real Estate Market?
The landscape of home buying is evolving with a landmark settlement between the National
Association of Realtors (NAR) and consumer advocates, promising greater transparency and
benefits for both buyers and sellers.
According to the National Association of Realtors, the settlement came with two major changes.
1. Commission rates can’t be posted on the MLS – they’ll have to be negotiated, bringing
more power to the buyers and sellers to determine how much both agents will make.
2. Mandates Buyer-broker agreements – meaning buyers will have to sit down with their
agents before they start touring to discuss what services and value the agent provides,
and for how much.
The agreement mandates full disclosure of potential fees and commissions upfront, empowering
buyers to make informed decisions about representation. This shift could see buyers opting for
real estate lawyers or appraisers instead of traditional brokers, while sellers may offer incentives
to attract more buyers. Notably, the settlement bans sellers from advertising commissions for
buyer's reps on the multiple listing service, aiming to level the playing field. Experts predict
increased competition will drive down costs, benefiting consumers and weeding out less
scrupulous agents. This move towards transparency heralds a positive shift in the real estate
industry, empowering buyers and sellers alike with better information and choices.
Our Key Takeaways
- Greater Transparency and Empowerment: The new law will increase transparency
and empowerment for home buyers and sellers, potentially reshaping market dynamics. - Minimal Impact on Home Prices: While buyers may negotiate more favorable
representation terms with agents, we advise caution in expecting this settlement to lead
to a decrease in home prices. - Impact on Multifamily Real Estate: The effect of this settlement on the multifamily real
estate sector is uncertain. While increased transparency may fuel desires for
homeownership among tenants, supply shortages could prolong rental tenures,
presenting challenges and opportunities for commercial real estate investors
Ready to invest?
As you evaluate your 2023 strategic investment plans, Real Estate is and will always be a solid asset class for investment. Jara Capital is well positioned to help anyone looking to invest some capital in the multifamily real estate sector.
Regards,
Caleb & Toyyib
Co-founders & Managing Partners
Jara Capital Partners “Delivering Extra”
