What is equity in business?
Business conditions change all the time. Ensure that you stay in control of your finances and your fellow owners and bank manager will love you for it. More importantly, a higher payout for you when the eventual time comes for you to sell.
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What are commercial real estate outgoings?
Commercial real estate outgoings can be described as the expenses incurred in the general maintenance and running of a commercial building. Depending on the negotiation of the lease agreement, most If not all of these outgoings can be recoverable in commercial leases from commercial tenants within the financial year.
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What are the Business Opportunities in Australia?
What are the business opportunities in Australia? More importantly, how do you invest in protecting and growing your income?
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Tourism Australia – the Benefits till 2029
Tourism in Australia continues to grow to deliver higher returns for the Hotel, Tourism & Leisure Property and Business Industry.
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Commercial vs Residential Real Estate
There are many factors to consider for the real estate investor when comparing Commercial and residential real estate investing.
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Why Property Investors Love BOARDING HOUSES
In 2009 the NSW State government introduced new affordable rental housing policy. This State Environment Planning Policy – Affordable Rental Housing 2009 (ARHSEPP) was formulated to increased supply and affordability for rental & social housing in New South Wales. This has, in turn, led to increased demand and higher property values for boarding houses.
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When the property developer knocks on your door
Many property owners forget that in despite the scarcity of suitable sites, a developer will not pay a sky-high premium. They will simply turn the focus to another location, leaving the Vendor hi and dry. On the other hand, if the property owner has the foresight, they can quickly work around this.
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How to negotiate a commercial lease agreement?
How to negotiate a commercial lease agreement with new tenants? As a landlord, you would need as much information on a prospective new tenant as possible. This would typically include background financial information. Also,...
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How to deal with a demolition clause
From the landlord’s side, the demolition clause gives them flexibility. On the other hand, it can be challenging to attract better quality tenants and higher rent.
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