In this issue
- 15 Critical Questions To Answer To Keep Your Real Estate Investment On Track
- Office Building Comparisons
- Factors To Consider For Any Commercial Investment
- How To Negotiate A Lease Termination
When you make an investment in real estate, it is implied that you want to make money. The cash can come from direct income from the property or from capital gains from a sale after an increase in value. Either way, the investment must be managed, considered, and watched at all times. If the owner and manager are taking care of business, there may be ways to increase the income, and the value……(more)
Newer office buildings may fill up at the expense of older office buildings. Since new buildings cost more to build than the older ones, rents may be higher. The actual dollars-per-square-foot costs must be compared, along with other benefits that the tenant may receive, before a final decision is made by the tenant on staying or moving. One of the most important jobs of a leasing agent for a building with available space is to analyze other buildings to see if any tenant could be induced to move. Here are some of the items for comparison:……(more)
When any particular commercial building is under consideration for purchase, there are a number of factors that should be considered. Here are some of the more important points:…..(more)
One or both of the parties to a lease of commercial or office space may want to sever the relationship prior to the end of the lease term. A tenant may want to terminate the tenancy, for example, because his business has grown since he first moved in and he requires larger quarters. A landlord may want to terminate the tenancy because there is a better prospective tenant available…..(more)
