Title: Tips to Spot a Good Commercial Property Investment
1Tips to Spot a Good Commercial Property
Investment
2Investing in the commercial real estate is an
alluring business for many benefits that range
from consistent cash flow to lower vacancy risks.
3With proper planning, an investor can end up
making millions and without any idea of
commercial property, he may not be even able to
raise the capital money.
4So, it is important to start the hunt for a good
commercial real estate investment with a basic
idea of the ins and outs of the market to avoid
such pitfalls.
5Here are some of the very useful tips to spot a
good commercial property investment.
Precisely fix the budget
Be more professional
Importance of location
6Precisely fix the budget
7There are many commercial real estate options
other than retail or office space, like the
apartments, warehouses, medical buildings,
hotels, farmland, and industrial space.
8After deciding, which investment is right for
you, determine a viable budget and consider your
net operating income.
9This includes all of the revenue and costs
associated with a particular property.
10Be more professional
11When you start to think like a professional, you
greatly increase your chances of commercial real
estate success as you start to make more positive
decisions.
12It is important to know that the value of a
commercial real estate property is directly
related to the usable square footage that is
available within the space.
13The length of a lease greatly affects the cash
flow and commercial property leases are typically
quite a bit longer than residential leases, which
is an added advantage.
14Importance of location
15In the commercial real estate, the location is
one of the leading factors in whether or not your
investment will ultimately be successful.
16A higher demand may increase the price tag of the
commercial property, but it will also ensure a
higher return on rental prices.
17There are various easy ways to gauge the demand
for certain areas and corresponding commercial
properties.
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19Before finalizing the commercial deal, know your
neighborhood, which will help you to gauge
whether or not a particular property is likely to
depreciate or appreciate in the near future.
20Also, consult the commercial property owners
about fluctuations over the course of their
rental agreements and learn the problems over the
course of the rental term.
21Towards the end, even analyze and compare the
recently sold commercial properties in the same
area to sign a profitable deal.
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