Sophisticated commercial real estate investors always have an exit strategy to help maximize profits by selling when the time is right. There are three main exit strategies to consider when selling commercial real estate:
Commercial real estate is the US’s third most valuable asset class, right behind stocks and bonds. With an estimated market value of about $17 trillion, it’s understandable why many investors are adding commercial real estate to their investment portfolios. Let’s take a quick look at commercial real estate basics, including commercial real estate types and asset classes, and the best
Investing in commercial real estate property can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience when you are adequately prepared. Before you get involved with purchasing any property, you need to figure out how you will pay for your investment.
When evaluating investment opportunities, it is important to understand the difference between commercial and residential real estate. They are both vastly different beasts with their own unique sets of pros and cons.
Selling commercial real estate has always been a complex process due to the multiple steps in the sales process and the uniqueness of each transaction. Despite new transaction trends which have accelerated post-pandemic, the fundamentals of selling commercial real estate remain the same.
Advanced investors know that to really unlock the power of depreciation, you have to use cost segregation. Effective, expert cost segregation can help you enhance and increase the amount of depreciation you can claim — sometimes multiplying it by up to a factor of 10x in a single year.