Real estate asset management is the act of analyzing real estate investment assets in order to develop effective economic strategies that mitigate risk exposure. This is traditionally done by: A) Sourcing lucrative real estate investments, B) Reducing operational, maintenance and closing costs, C) Forecasting and mitigating associated risks, and D) Constructing a sound financial plan for each asset. Consistent updates concerning investors’ assets are given to sponsors to prioritize and maximize portfolio returns. A well-managed asset has the potential to become scalable and generate uncorrelated returns over time. A poorly managed asset, on the other hand, can potentially lose its ability to generate significant returns and even begin to become a net expense.