Should You Lease or Own Commercial Property

This month’s newsletter has just been released! Check out the latest tips for tenants and users of commercial real estate space.

In this issue

    • Should You Lease or Own Commercial Property

    Whatever the kind of property used, the user has the option of purchasing or leasing. Should you buy the house you live in, or lease it from someone else? With few exceptions, there would be an overwhelming response to “own it.” The benefits weigh heavily toward ownership. With business property, the answer sometimes may be a lease instead……(more)

    • Good Management of Apartments Means More Profits

    Investors purchase commercial income producing real estate to make money. There are two obvious ways of making money from a property. First, the owner takes a share of the annual operating profit generated by the investment, and Second, profits from increasing the market value of the investment beyond what it would be because of inflation alone……(more)

    • How To Acquire Loans On Vacant Land

    The conventional lenders, banks, savings and loans and similar institutions may slow their funding of the more speculative projects. However private lenders do make loans on land. They will usually loan on land that is intended for early development and will limit the term from a minimum of one year to a maximum of three years……(more)

    • How To Obtain Land For Your Project

    Acquiring land for development is necessary no matter what kind of market we are in. Professional real estate assemblers are always looking at and acquiring under-utilized sites within cities or in suburbs. Here are some ideas on how those professionals do it……..(more)

Principle Broker and founder of Carolina Realty Advisors guarantees you’ll get the results you need to make a wise real estate decision. Rob works hard in providing professional real estate representation and consulting services. Rob strives to save his clients substantial amounts of time and money while significantly reducing their risks associated with real estate transactions.
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