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Mashvisor is a real estate analytics platform designed to aid investors in finding and analyzing rental properties across the United States. Established in 2014, it focuses on both traditional and Airbnb rental markets, offering data-driven insights to optimize rental performance and investment decisions.
ListSource is a comprehensive real estate data service by CoreLogic, enabling users to create targeted marketing lists using detailed property and homeowner information for various business applications.
Phantom space refers to the discrepancy between the actual usable square footage of a property and the higher square footage that is reported or listed, potentially leading to overvaluation.
Submetering involves installing individual utility meters for each unit, allowing for fair and precise billing based on each tenant's actual consumption, encouraging conservation and reducing administrative burdens.
An "estate for years" refers to a leasehold interest in property that lasts for a specific and predetermined duration. This type of estate does not automatically renew and is set to end at a defined time, without the need for any notice from either party involved—the landlord or the tenant.
Hub and spoke collusion refers to an anticompetitive arrangement where a central player (the "hub") facilitates collusion among competitors (the "spokes") that might not directly coordinate with each other.
The lawsuits against RealPage and Yardi are significant as they challenge the legality of revenue management software used in the property management industry, specifically accusing these firms of facilitating anticompetitive behavior that inflates rental prices.
The recent lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors (NAR), which resulted in a $1.8 billion verdict for conspiring to inflate real estate agent commissions, has several significant implications for the real estate industry and market practices.
Breakeven occupancy refers to the minimum occupancy rate that a hotel, apartment complex, or other rental property must achieve in order to cover its operating expenses, without making a profit or a loss.
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