What is Commercial Real Estate?

Commerical property values are typically driven by rental income. The value of a property is a multiple of the rental income using market CAP rates.

Commerical lease terms are typically 5-15 years with annual rent escalators. This offers stability and time to develop a business plan and grow reserves if the tenant exits the property.

We help solve business problems for business owners. Our tenants care about our properties since it’s their main source of income. Unlike residential, they invest in our properties because it is in their best interest to look good.

Our tenants are paying down the principal of the loan which will increase the overall return on investment (ROI) at the time of sale. In addition, we can reduce our tax burdens leveraging depreciation. Lastly with annual rent escalators, the overall property value increases.

Every investment has  risks. Our job is to find opportunities and develop a plan that offers the most stability to our investors. Our experience will help reduce risk and ensure a positive outcome.

• Tenant responsible for rent.
• Landlord responsible for property taxes, building insurance, and building maintenance.

• Tenant responsible for rent, and property taxes.
• Landlord responsible for building insurance and maintenance.

• Tenant responsible for rent, property taxes and building insurance.
• Landlord responsible for building maintenance (typically roof, structure and parking lot).

• Tenant responsible for rent, property taxes, building insurance, and building maintenance.
• Landlord has zero responsibilities while property is rented.