Commercial real estate is best valued through metrics. You probably already know that. However, you are most likely unsure of which metrics are the most useful here.
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Capital gains tax can undoubtedly be a big nuisance for investors and landlords or anyone else who's selling an asset. The rates can be as low as 0% or as high as 39.6%, which is certainly problematic. On top of that, you already have other taxes like property tax, sales tax, payroll tax, and income tax.
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America has forgotten how to walk. At least that’s how it seems when you take a look at some data. The number of people who walk every day has fallen by a staggering 40% between the years 1977 and 1995. The latest trends are even worse, with people taking around 5,000 steps on average every day, instead of the recommended 10,000.
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When it comes to commercial leases, it's very common for one to have a method for how the rent will increase as time passes. Two types of increases are usually used:
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Every business owner with an office will, at some point, get into the problem of deciding whether to continue to lease their office or buy it. It's a big conundrum, so it's no wonder that many get stuck unable to determine which is better.
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Once you and the property owner reach a deal, the only thing left is to sign the lease. Many investors believe that this part is only a formality because they’ve already reached an agreement that they like, and the only thing left is to make it official
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