Welcome to CHINESE AMERICAN REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION (CAREA)
CAREA is a non-profit tax-exempt 501(c)(6) organization established to promote the social and economic well-being and further the professional image of Chinese-Americans who are engaged in the field of real estate. Our mission includes instilling higher business standards and methods, encouraging cooperation, and sharing services, encompassing not only real estate licensees, but also affiliates such as escrow or title officers, underwriters, lenders, insurance brokers, and interior and construction design professionals.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Commercial Real Estate Financial Analysis
Topic Includes: - CRE analysis concept - CCIM Cash Flow Model - Use real estate analysis tools to quantify investment return - IRR, NPV, Cap Rate, Capital Accumulation, and the Annual Growth Rate of Capital - Multifamily investment comparison Bio: Tim Vi Tran is the...
PAST EVENTS
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Join us for a highly informative, one-hour webinar presentation featuring Tim Vi Tran, SIOR, CCIM, CIPS, to learn about commercial real estate financial analysis. This will be a beginner's class and everyone is welcome to join!
Topic Includes:
- CRE analysis concept
- CCIM Cash Flow Model
- Use real estate analysis tools to quantify investment return
- IRR, NPV, Cap Rate, Capital Accumulation, and the Annual Growth Rate of Capital
- Multifamily investment comparison
Join us for a highly informative, one-hour webinar presentation featuring Angie Bhasin, CPA, CTC, CTP, MBA, to learn about Opt-Out of the Biden Tax Hike .
Topic:
What are the new Tax laws that can affect you?
How can you plan for these changes and avoid the hefty hikes?
Major changes that you can use to your advantage and put money back into your pocket!
Why proactive tax planning is a must and much more!
finance.yahoo.com/news/looks-elon-musk-isnt-moving-220018655.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=fb&ts...
It looks like Elon Musk isn't moving Tesla out of California after all
finance.yahoo.com
The electric car maker's application for a permit to expand its Fremont assembly plant undercut its CEO's rhetoric about abandoning California.