Brad Holden's (nexregen) Blog

Nexregen was founded by Ray Wirta and Harold Hofer for a single purpose ­ to make direct real estate investment easier and more affordable for the small investor. Typically, the sponsor of a private REIT has an in-house "wholesaling" team that is responsible for marketing shares in the private RE...

Press Release   Buyers add "Commercial Retail Shopping Center" to their Christmas Shopping List   DALLAS, TX (November 2007) - How many times have you left a store you frequented and said, "I shop there so much, I should own stock in the place!" Well, now you can shop there and own stock in the p...

Press Release  Former CB Richard Ellis Exec Pioneers Online Commercial Real Estate Portal for Texas ResidentsCommercial Real Estate Now Within Reach of New Generation of InvestorsDALLAS, TX (October 4, 2007) - Ray Wirta, former CEO and current vice chairman of CB Richard Ellis (NYSE:CBG), the wor...

1031 EXCHANGE BUYERS / TIC INVESTORS  Many real estate investors take advantage of the 1031 Exchange, a real estate investment technique that enables a property seller to defer paying capital gains taxes by (a) identifying a "like-kind" exchange property within 45 days after the first property's ...

Ray Wirta Ray Wirta is a founding member of NEXREGEN. In 2005, Ray retired as the Chief Executive Officer of CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), the largest real estate services company in the world. Ray continues to serve as Co-Chairman of the Board of CBRE and as Chairman of the Board of CBRE Realty Finan...

NEXREGEN is THE pioneer in creating real estate investment opportunities that are available to small investors through a proprietary web-based system. Our goal is to make investing in income-producing real estate an easy and user-friendly experience for all Americans, not just the very wealthy, f...

A REIT is a corporation that combines capital from many investors to buy and operate income-producing real estate. It gives investors a low cost opportunity to include commercial real estate in an investment portfolio. Also, REITs avoid the "double taxation" treatment of income that would result ...