In any market, good or bad, there are always problem properties. Most are only troubled or problem properties because of the current ownership. Some may be neglected only because the present owner has failed to do fairly simple things that can solve the problems. Buying property and solving problems is a profit-making business. Have you […]
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Security Of Your Commercial Property
Commercial security involves systems and strategies designed to protect businesses and properties from threats like theft, vandalism and unauthorized access. It not only safeguards physical assets but enhances tenant satisfaction and business continuity. Effective security measures include advanced surveillance cameras, access control systems and alarm systems to insure the safety of assets, employees, and visitors. […]
Read more.Subleasing For Commercial Tenants
In some office building markets throughout the country, some existing tenants have sought to sublease some or all of their rented space as they shrink operations or eliminate locations. The problem for landlords is whether it is a better strategy to enforce lease restrictions against subleasing or to work with tenants on the theory that […]
Read more.Take Action For Overdue Rents
A critical indicator of a management company’s success is their effectiveness in controlling overdue rents. A well-run property should not have chronically delinquent tenants. However, when delinquency does occur, immediate action must be taken. A list of all delinquent rents must be prepared showing all tenants who have not paid, or for those who have […]
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Come to our office when you need professional advice and help in commercial real estate. We are experts in values and knowledge of the entire market in this area. If you have been looking for a certain type of property we probably have the full information on several like it already. Our information can help […]
Read more.Check Tenant Stability In A Sale/Leaseback
When an investor is looking for a management free investment, nothing can beat a sale/leaseback. This is the ideal investment for an absentee owner because the tenant pays all the operating expenses and the investor-owner usually has a completely management-free and trouble-free investment. Typically, the tenant–who is the former owner–will take care of the property. […]
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