Capitalization rates, more commonly called cap rates, are one of the first measures investors encounter when evaluating commercial or income-producing real estate. They are frequently used in marketing materials, investment discussions and valuation conversations because they provide a relatively simple way to compare a property’s operating income with its purchase ...
Continue ReadingEnvironmental concerns can arise in almost any type of real estate transaction. They are not limited to old industrial sites or obviously contaminated properties. A residential buyer may encounter radon, mould, older insulation, a buried fuel tank or questionable plumbing. A commercial purchaser may need to consider historical land uses, ...
Continue ReadingBuying commercial real estate can be one of the most significant financial and operational decisions a business owner or investor makes. Unlike purchasing a conventional residential property, a commercial acquisition usually needs to satisfy several objectives at the same time. The property needs to make financial sense, support its intended ...
Continue ReadingPowered by IXACT Contact® Real Estate CRM Software
