Some people prefer to manage their properties by themselves, and some people prefer to delegate that responsibility over to a property management company instead. The decision to do this oftentimes becomes a quality of lifestyle decision, in terms of whether or not the owner wants to directly deal with the aggravation involved in taking incoming calls…
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With the Holidays now upon us, this can seem like a normal time of year for the pace of life to begin to slow down, and for all of us to begin keeping an eye on the New Year, too. So, with this in mind, what is it that you want to accomplish in commercial…
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Negotiating during commercial real estate transactions can be tough, but when you’re negotiating with someone who has a huge ego on the other side of the transaction, things can get even tougher. Sometimes when people negotiate, their goal can seem to be to extract a pound of flesh out of you, so when you’re dealing…
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There are a number of reasons why owners will sell their properties, and these reasons can differ, too, depending on whether or not you occupy the building that you own for your business, or whether you own the building purely as an investment. When you occupy the building for your business, one of the main,…
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The cap rate is one of the most basic calculations that investors often utilize when assessing both a property’s value, and its current rate of return on investment. This figure represents a property’s net annual income divided by the purchase price, and for many investors it represents the starting point in determining whether or not…
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Review the latest 2019 Q2 Commercial Market Trend and Outlook Report. The National Association of Realtors reaches out to over 50,000 commercial realtors and network affiliates to gather information about the current direction of commercial transactions. The National Association of Realtors National Real Estate Trends and Outlook 2019 Q2
Read MoreWhen the building aspect of an investment is depreciating, investors can write off a portion of the value of the building—but not the land.
Read MoreThough it’s counterintuitive, investors can write off a portion of the value of a building every year even though it actually appreciates.
Read MoreSavvy CRE investors always place themselves in the best position to find out if a listing is accurately priced. (And they often use a seasoned broker.)
Read MoreIf you’re not familiar with the above three investment terms that relate to commercial real estate, here’s an explanation of them. These are terms that investors will oftentimes utilize when evaluating potential commercial real estate investments, when deciding whether or not they’ll invest in them. The first term, “cap rate”, is a very simple term to understand. The cap rate is simply the net…
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