If you want to be a landlord, consider how commercial property could benefit you.
A landlord has options when it comes to real estate. He can take on either residential or commercial properties, with plenty of subsets within each category. While there are numerous benefits in managing residential real estate, commercial property also has its benefits for landlords. See below a few reasons why commercial real estate might be a better fit for you.
Renting from a landlord or a property manager has its differences. Which is right for you?
When looking for a place to rent, one has a world of possibilities open to him. The type of building, the amenities, the location, and more are all at one’s front door of life. One of the most critical questions a future tenant can ask is about who manages the property and how. This fact can make a bigger difference than one might expect. Here’s what to know about renting from a landlord vs. a property manager.
Protect your retail properties with the best security measures.
Investors, owners, and property managers are dealing with unprecedented circumstances with their commercial properties, and retail stores are taking a hit across the country in current events. No matter what season commercial properties find themselves in, one must take appropriate measures to maintain a secure system to prevent and reduce damage from internal and external threats. Below are some general retail store security tips to consider for your commercial real estate.
There are several reasons why commercial real estate investors should consider shopping malls.
In this age, America has seen the steady decline of the shopping mall. Competing with online sales, malls have less traffic than they used to. Are they worth keeping up? Most definitely yes. Not only are shopping malls needed in our society, but they also make great commercial real estate investments. Below is an outline of why this is the case.