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Adding a multi-family building or apartment complex to a real estate investment portfolio is a major commitment. However, investors and business owners can easily justify the expense involved in the acquisition of the property by calculating the rental revenue the...
People who are looking for a commercial lease will likely encounter terms that are much different than a residential lease. Many commercial landlords use a net lease, which means that some or all of the expenses related to the property are covered by the tenant...
Acquiring real property, developing existing properties and planning new construction projects can all be smart investments. Those looking to add to their portfolios or make the best use of current holdings need to look carefully at market conditions and projections...
In commercial real estate, it always pays to think about the future when the needs of either the landlord or the tenant may change. To this end, two common expansion clauses tend to pop up: the right of first offer (ROFO) and the right of first refusal (ROFR). While...
Many businesses negotiate commercial leases with landlords. This is especially beneficial for businesses that are just starting and can not afford to own a building. Most commercial leases are negotiable. Here are a few matters that business owners may need to discuss...
In the dynamic world of commercial real estate, financing plays a pivotal role in enabling growth and success. However, economic uncertainties, market fluctuations and unforeseen challenges can disrupt the smooth repayment of commercial property loans. This is where...
Real estate investment (residential or commercial) is, by all means, a huge undertaking. Whether you are buying to lease or open a new store, you want to be sure that the commercial property you are putting your hard-earned money on is worth it. To get value for your...
Commercial real estate leases are often lengthy and dense. Ideally, they protect the owner's and lessee’s interests. These contracts will identify the usual basics of the exact commercial property the tenant will occupy, the length of the agreement with start and end...
Contingencies are a standard part of nearly every valid contract, including commercial real estate agreements. The reasons are pretty simple – they can address unnecessary risks and provide peace of mind to both sellers and buyers. When millions are on the line,...
Commercial real estate (CRE) investing is something that many look at when they diversify their portfolio. Typically involving large sums of money, it is common for investors to look at real estate investment trusts (REITs) or fractional ownership with a group. The...