Ep41 How to Break into Real Estate: Lessons from Collyn Chipera
The Investing in Iowa ShowOctober 22, 202431:21

Ep41 How to Break into Real Estate: Lessons from Collyn Chipera

Step into the future of real estate with Collyn Chipera, where small-town beginnings meet cutting-edge appraisal techniques. Explore how AI is revolutionizing valuations, the essentials of data security, and the thrills of first-time investing. Perfect for anyone aiming to decode the dynamics of real estate investment—this episode packs a punch!

 

 

What you’ll learn from this episode

  • Collyn’s transition from commercial lending to appraisals

  • Valuation and appraisal strategies in determining property values.

  • How rising interest rates have impacted cap rates across all property types

  • The innovative role of AI in real estate appraisal

  • What Collyn aims for in 2025 for appraisal credentials and portfolio growth

 

 

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About Collyn Chipera

Collyn Chipera is a Senior Analyst in Appraisal & Consulting at SitusAMC, based in Des Moines, Iowa. A University of Northern Iowa alumnus with degrees in Finance and Real Estate, Collyn initially explored commercial lending before transitioning into appraisals. At SitusAMC, he focuses on limited-scope appraisal reports for various property types, including multifamily, industrial, and office properties. He has a passion for real estate investing, starting with a house hack on a duplex and regularly attending real estate meetups. Outside of work, Collyn actively grows his real estate portfolio, aiming to acquire more rental properties in the coming years.

 

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