The goal of investing is to receive the highest possible rate of return on each investment. The higher the return, the more you earn and the more the investment is worth. So how do you boost your commercial real estate rate of return for an investment property you currently own? Let’s take a look at…
When you near the end of your commercial lease, you may consider renewing and staying in the space. A lease renewal gives you the chance to evaluate your business position as a tenant, examine the current commercial real estate market, and negotiate a better lease agreement. In this blog post we will share four tips…
It’s too late to make changes after you’ve signed a commercial lease for an office building or retail space and the ink has dried. It’s vitally important that you understand lease terms, how they’ll impact you, and that you’ve negotiated the best deal possible for yourself before you sign a business lease. This begins with…
While all real estate acquisitions should be subject to meticulous and comprehensive due diligence, commercial real estate can be especially complex, with additional factors such as leases, rent rolls, and tenant estoppels needing special scrutiny. A lax due diligence process can spell disaster for even the most seasoned commercial real estate investor or buyer. This…
Owning a commercial property requires you to work with outside vendors and suppliers. As a key part of your property’s success, vendors can make or break your business. In fact, the vendors you choose will often help a tenant decide whether or not they want to lease with you. Therefore, it’s important to have a…
Commercial tenants often underestimate the importance of establishing a good relationship with their landlord, however, this is something that as a tenant, you should be prioritizing. Developing (and maintaining) a positive relationship with your landlord will only benefit both parties and in this blog post, we will discuss why. These tips will not only help…
Commercial real estate represents an exciting, often profitable, opportunity for both the veteran and beginning real estate investor. With its higher income potential — and stable vacancy rates when compared to residential properties— commercial real estate investing can be an extremely beneficial addition to an investor’s portfolio. While it’s important to note that there are…
If you’re just getting started in real estate investing, don’t expect to become an expert overnight. Yes, you can make money buying and selling properties, but it’s important to remember that this also takes knowledge, determination, and skill. It also helps to know some of the common mistakes that others make when they start investing…
As a commercial tenant, you may be able to sublease part of your space to a third party. This can be a good idea if your business is downsizing and you have more space, as it allows extra cash flow to help with the rent. If you decide to sublet, it is vital that you…
Commercial real estate is at the top of many investors’ wish lists, and for good reason: it has proven to be a lucrative endeavor time and time again. However, if you want to buy commercial property it is important to understand that increased reward can also mean increased responsibility. That’s why it is crucial to…