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Learn These Easy Tips About Commercial Real Estate Investing


If you're a business owner or future business owner searching for real estate on which to run your business, there are a lot of factors to consider. If you're new to the commercial real estate business you may find yourself overwhelmed. Read on for some important factors to consider when making choices.

If you buy and sell real estate as a business, avoid having any rental vacanies. Empty properties don't make money, they lose money. If a property is sitting empty for a signficant period of time, sell it. No matter how great an investment it was when full, an empty rental is worthless to you.

Take into consideration the local unemployment levels, average income, and job market before investing in real estate. If the building is near certain specific buildings, including hospitals, universities, or large companies, you might be able to sell it faster and for more money.

Don't accept the very first value you are offered. Almost all prices or bids have taken into account the fact that the other party will be interested in negotiation. Even if they have initially said they are not interested in negotiations you should be willing to try. Most likely that was just a strategy suggested by the opposing agent.

Even if you have already purchased a commercial real estate property, it is important to keep in mind that it is a long process. Some commercial property owners grow impatient with the process and want to give up on it. Just remember, everything has to be made official, documents need to be signed and possibly, repairs need to be made.

Do not let your emotions take away from your logical focus. You are buying homes to resell them, and should not allow yourself to develop an emotional attachment. If you feel that you are getting to attached to a house you are interested in purchasing, take a step back and ask yourself if this house is really worth the money.

When thinking about buying commercial property you should think about going bigger. The more units in the building, the cheaper each unit will be. Besides, if you have to manage units it really isn't that much harder to manage 50 as it is 10. Think about what you can afford and what would be the best use of your money.

One thing to think about when purchasing commercial real estate is why the previous owner is selling it. Sometimes, they are selling it because of a problem with the property itself. For example, it could be prone to insect infestation, or perhaps in a more bizarre scenario be the target of repeat break ins due to a vendetta.

Make sure that before you engage in the purchase of real estate, to meet with the architect for your company. An architect will give you a better idea of the blueprint for the buildings and structures that you will need to build on the new piece of real estate that you wish to purchase. This will help to facilitate your overall decision.

If you put the commercial property up for sale, have it inspected. If there is anything wrong with your property, have it fixed right away.

If you are renting a piece of commercial real estate for a new or existing business, make sure that you have your own agent or representative, much as you would if you were purchasing that same property. There are a lot of incidentals that may need to be negotiated and explained to you during the process.

Make sure you have the money if you are going to invest in commercial real estate. You will need enough to cover a down payment, closing costs, points and earnest money. Banks might be more apt to give you the loan you need, if you are taking care of some of the costs already.

When negotiating a commercial real estate lease you should beware of certain restrictions that could be on your lease. You should look for restrictions on signage, subleasing, and the type of use that is allowed on the premises. If you do not look for these restrictions, you could be in a lease you do not need to be in.

Take your time with a commercial real estate transaction. These types of deals take more time than your typical residential purchase. Commercial buildings need more time to buy, refurbish and sell. Keep this in mind, because you do not want to make a rash decision with a large commercial real estate purchase.

Commercial properties have a lifetime. One of largest mistakes you can make as an property investor is to ignore the fact, that over time, a building will need upkeep, and you will have to pay for it. Every property goes through phases where things will need to be updated, repaired, or replaced. It is best to have a long-term plan so you are able to handle such repairs.

In summary, you want to be careful who you take advice from with regards to commercial real estate. It is important to you that you have the correct information and that is is portrayed in a clear and concise manner. Hopefully the tips provided in this article will be more than useful for you.
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Hawaii’s Hot Housing Market Is Squeezing Out Renters
For the past six years, Rosanna Lewis lived in a comfortable two-bedroom home on Maui.


She felt lucky to pay just $1,500 per month. The 54-year-old fashion designer and seamstress felt even luckier when the pandemic hit last year and she still managed to pay her rent despite having less work.


But her housing situation is being upended anyway. Her landlord decided to sell and in mid-May, Lewis got a 45-day notice. She must be out of the house by July 1. And she knows she’s not the only one.


“I’m a member of NextDoor Maui Meadows and there’s about eight to 10 people who (have) lived here forever and are saying, ‘Oh we’ve lived here forever and all of a sudden we’re told to leave,’” Lewis said.


Representative Tina Wildberger during floor session. April 8, 2021


Rep. Tina Wildberger, shown here speaking during a floor session, is very concerned about rising rents on Maui.


Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021


Gov. Website suspended evictions in Hawaii for the past year due to the pandemic, but landlords have still been allowed to ask residents to leave if they’re selling their properties. That exception affected fewer people a year ago when Hawaii home sales stagnated as the pandemic discouraged many homeowners from selling.


But now, Hawaii’s real estate industry is shifting into overdrive. Low interest rates are enticing both Hawaii residents and people from out of state to buy. Workers from other states and countries who can now work remotely are moving to Hawaii. And high demand and high prices are encouraging investors to sell.


“You have this big pool of buyers who all have access to cheap money, all competing for a limited number of homes, driving the prices skyrocketing,” said Robert Vafaie, a Realtor on Maui. “Unfortunately local families who are renters are feeling the pinch.”





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