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– Here’s How to Sell Your Texas Commercial Property – As a commercial real estate investor, you’ve purchased a property, made improvements and now would like to sell. Selling land, a multi-unit building, or an industrial or retail complex is different from selling a home, and if you haven’t sold a Texas Commercial Property before – or

Texas Investment Properties : What You Need to Know

February 13, 2014

For CRE Buyers, Texas Commercial Real Estate

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– Texas Investment Properties : What You Need to Know – Before looking at Texas Investment Properties, determine first what the current market rents are for the property type you have in mind in your area. An experienced real estate agent or property appraiser should be able to tell you this. You can then determine

Strict Rules or Free Thinking: Which is Better for Your Firm?

February 11, 2014

Business & Human Resources

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Strict Rules or Free Thinking: Which is Better for Your Firm? Strict Rules or Free Thinking Whether a company is managing a customer service center filtering thousands of calls a day, or its customer service department consists of two part-time students, there’s still often a script and rule book that many employers inject into

Unraveling the Mortgage Rate Mystery

February 6, 2014

Mortgage & Finance

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Unraveling the Mortgage Rate Mystery Mortgage rates are relatively low at the moment, but there’s little doubt they’ll begin creeping up. It’s important, then, to have some knowledge of how mortgage rates are determined and what the picture might look like in the future. Fixed Interest Rates Fixed interest mortgage rates are tied to the 10-year

What If You Want to Sell an Occupied Commercial Real Estate Building?

February 4, 2014

For CRE Sellers, Texas Commercial Real Estate

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What If You Want to Sell an Occupied Commercial Real Estate Building? Many commercial real estate agents have been faced with the unique challenge of showing potential purchasers an operating business in a commercial real estate complex without raising the suspicions of the customers or employees. If everyone involved knows their role ahead of time, the showing

Boomers Want to Be Boss Before Finally Retiring

February 3, 2014

Business & Human Resources, For CRE Buyers, For CRE Landlords & Tenants, Texas Commercial Real Estate

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– Boomers Want to Be Boss Before Finally Retiring – It’s never too late to pave the path you want for yourself – and many baby boomers are taking this to heart when it comes to working beyond retirement. In fact, 54% of workers plan to work beyond age 65, according to the recent 13th

The Pros and Cons of Rezoning a Property

January 28, 2014

For CRE Buyers, Texas Commercial Real Estate

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– The Pros and Cons of Rezoning a Property – From a developer’s perspective, rezoning a property provides an opportunity to increase the value of the asset. Through this process, developers can increase or alter the uses of the site to provide it greater versatility. The value of this process often outweighs the risk and uncertainty involved.

Can a cost segregation study be applied to buildings not yet constructed?

January 27, 2014

Building & Construction, Texas Commercial Real Estate, Wealth Management

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Can a cost segregation study be applied to buildings or leasehold improvements not yet constructed? Yes! A cost segregation study can literally begin at the concept phase long before plans are drawn. The cost segregation study could be completed: Once the Certificate of Occupancy is issued and, the final tax-basis is ascertained from the final

How Lease Purchase Options Can Benefit You in a Commercial Real Estate Transaction

January 23, 2014

For CRE Buyers, For CRE Landlords & Tenants, For CRE Sellers, Texas Commercial Real Estate

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Property ownership has become the pinnacle of real estate investment. As a result, business owners are seeking ways to purchase properties. One of the solutions is a lease purchase option. Lease purchase options allow business owners an opportunity to buy the property at some point in the future. This combines the security of a long-term lease with the ability

Why Strategy Must Come First When Building a Business

January 13, 2014

Business & Human Resources, Helpful Tips & Useful News

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– Why Strategy Must Come First When Building a Business – A lot of small-business owners think tactically. They think about “how” they’re going to do something, but they’re not thinking strategically about the “what.” There’s a big difference between “what” you’re going to do and “how” you’re going to do something. It’s important for business owners

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