Real estate market insights, investment tips, and updates from the CIG Investments team.
After years of rising interest rates and some price moderation, is US real estate still a strong opportunity? For all-cash investors in Sun Belt workforce housing, the answer is a clear yes. Here is the case.
Read Article →Property tax is often the largest fixed annual cost of owning US real estate. Its impact varies significantly by state and directly affects your net return. Here is what every Israeli investor needs to know.
Read Article →When CIG presents a property to an investor, we include a complete financial analysis. Here is the exact framework we use — step by step — so you can evaluate any deal with confidence.
Read Article →After working with dozens of Israeli investors over more than a decade, certain mistakes recur. These five are the most common — and the most avoidable.
Read Article →Houston and Atlanta are two of CIG’s most active markets. Both offer strong fundamentals — but the differences between them matter when deciding where to deploy capital. Here is a side-by-side comparison.
Read Article →When an Israeli investor sells a US property, one regulatory requirement catches many by surprise: FIRPTA. It is not a tax — it is a withholding. And the distinction matters enormously.
Read Article →“How do I manage a property from 10,000 kilometers away?” It is the question every prospective Israeli investor asks — and it is the right question. Here is exactly how the system works.
Read Article →Should you hold your US property in your personal name or through an LLC? For Israeli investors, the answer is almost always the same — and here is why the LLC structure is the right choice.
Read Article →In today’s US real estate market, cash is king. For Israeli investors, all-cash purchases solve a structural problem with foreign financing while delivering a genuine acquisition advantage over leveraged buyers.
Read Article →If cap rate is the academic measure of a property’s value, cash-on-cash return is the practical measure of how hard your money is actually working. For all-cash investors, the distinction matters.
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