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There are
several different elements and factors that affect commercial real estate
that you won't find involved in residential real estate. However, that
doesn't mean that you are bound for failure, as there are many ways you can
understand the market, as with these tips that give great insight into
commercial marketing.
If you have decided to become a landlord, join an association of landlords
in your local area. Having the extra support can be extremely beneficial.
Things likely will go wrong with your rental properties and when they do,
you'll need advice and resources to turn to.
When choosing a property, it is important to look at the locality's tax
rate. As the closing costs include a prorated property tax, it increases the
funds you need to close the deal. The higher the tax rate the more money you
need to close escrow and you will pay more taxes over the years.
It is optimal to consult a real estate lawyer prior to acquiring commercial
real estate. Understanding all the legal language and laws that are inherent
in purchasing commercial real estate is essential. A real estate attorney
will help you wade through the legal jargon and explain things to you in an
easy to understand manner.
Most apartment complexes make you, the tenant, pay for the water you use
every month. However, some places go as far as to taking the amount of water
your whole building used in a given month and splitting it up among the
number of units using it. If you use less water than everyone else, you can
end up paying for someone else's water usage. Make sure that you know of
these water usage regulations before signing a lease.
When you are buying commercial property, it is better to buy more because
it is cheaper per unit. Why go through the bother to purchase a property
that has only 10 units, not to mention, jumping through hoops to get
financing? Since you are going through so much already, you may as well do
it for a much larger property.
Even if you are very familiar with the process of investing in residential
properties. Do not be overconfident in your ability to navigate through the
complex and highly technical process and protocol of purchasing commercial
properties as part of your real estate portfolio. This can save you
thousands of dollars in legal or accounting mistakes.
Remember to take everything your real estate agent says with a grain of
salt. While they technically are on your side, at the end of the day they
prefer to turn several quick purchases instead of making $100 extra by
pushing for the absolute best deal for you. Listen to their advice, but
remember to make your own final judgement.
No matter what you're
trying to do in commercial real estate, you need to take the right approach
to doing it. A failure to do things correctly will result in big financial
losses or worse. If you've taken the time to read the tips in this article,
now all that's left to do is use them to your advantage.
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past-present-and-future-of-family-business-in-american-real-estate/">The
Past, Present And Future Of Family Business In American Real EstateAviva is the Managing Broker of Sonenreich & Co, a third-generation
commercial real estate broker, owner and investor in Denver, Colorado.getty
Working in the family business — industrial real estate — I can't help
but encounter an overwhelming number of family businesses on both sides of
the table. As my family decided to pass the baton of its legacy to the next
generation, the history of family businesses in the U.S. intrigued me. The
idea of the family-owned business began in the manufacturing industry in the
1870s, making it one of the oldest forms of business organization.
Gradually, as it spread into the capital-intensive industries, a shift in
its management structure became inevitable.In the years to come, corporates flourished with an increased demand for
investment and financial sources. Collectively, it marked the beginning of
an era of managerial enterprises, where family members remained with vested
interests alone. Although mainly technologically driven, this transition
from family firm to professional management was far-
reaching.
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