Category Archives: Commercial Real Estate

Triple Net Office Lease Agreements Explained: A Guide for Commercial Tenants

A property manager and tenant shaking hands in a vacant commercial space.

As you consider leasing commercial office space, you will likely encounter the term “triple net lease” or “NNN.” This type of agreement can markedly impact your business’s bottom line and operational responsibilities. While it may offer lower base rents, the additional costs and management duties can be substantial. Before you sign on the dotted line, it is essential to understand the intricacies of NNN leases, their potential benefits, and hidden pitfalls. Are you prepared to take on the role of property manager along with your business operations? The answer may not be as straightforward as you think.

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The Do’s & Don’ts of Choosing the Best Commercial Garage Door for Your Business

A row of buildings with large commercial garage doors.

When it comes to selecting a commercial garage door for your business, there is more to consider than just aesthetics. The right door not only enhances the curb appeal of your establishment but also ensures security, functionality, and energy efficiency. To help you navigate through the myriad of options available, let us delve into the dos and don’ts of choosing the best commercial garage door for your business.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Investing in Real Estate

A man holding the city in his palm, symbolic of investing in real estate.

Investing in real estate has long been considered a profitable opportunity for individuals looking to diversify their investment portfolio and build long-term wealth.

While the world of real estate investing may seem complex and inaccessible to some, there are simple and practical ways for beginners to get started in this exciting market.

By understanding key strategies, doing thorough research, and leveraging available resources, you can embark on a journey to invest in real estate and unlock the potential for financial growth.

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Leasing Out Office Space from a Brokerage Building

An office that has been cleaned up to be leased.

Depending on the working preferences of agents, brokerage buildings can often have available space. Tenants may leave or the brokerage may acquire a new property with unoccupied space. Owners or management will be responsible for maintaining and caring for the property, and good maintenance increases the possibility of not only leasing the property sooner, but achieving a higher rental rate for a longer period.

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