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<h3>Is Commercial Real Estate For You?</h3>

Buying commercial real estate can be quite a task, but you know that you have to make the best choice possible. The use and operations you can get from the property all depend on your ability to pinpoint the right properties in your search. Start with these commercial real estate tips and go forth in a hunger for more knowledge.

If you're selling a commercial property, emphasize how your building can be used for different purposes. Even though it may be used for one purpose, make sure that prospective buyers see how easily it can be converted into a different use. This way you get a wider range of people who are interested in your property; if they can see themselves in it, they are more likely to buy.

When purchasing a house that you plan to rent out, be sure you know all of the local laws relating to rental properties. For example, you may need a minimum size for a room to count as a bedroom, or you may be required to provide a certain amount of parking.

Before you begin the process of purchasing a commercial real estate property, make sure you find a commercial broker who can help you with your specific needs. Some commercial brokers are not skilled in all commercial real estate areas, which could prevent you from getting what you are specifically looking for.

In order to protect yourself, make sure that the agreement that you and your broker decide on is put in writing. Add some conditions to it that will allow you to terminate them within five to ten days with a written notice if they are not doing their job well.

If you are in a roommate situation you should have everything in writing that clearly states what is expected of each person as far as rent and bills is concerned. This will come in handy if someone tries to move out without paying all that they are responsible for.

When interviewing potential brokers, ask them to tell you about their experience level with the type of commercial investments you are interested in. Verify they have experience in working with the type of properties you are interested in. At that point, you might want to consider entering into an exclusive listing with that agent.

You can use the cash-on-cash formula to determine the amount needed for the initial investment. This approach is most commonly used by investors who are dependent upon financing activities to raise the cash needed to purchase the property; use it to compare the Year One performance of competitive properties.

Knowing the different kinds of commercial real estate brokers is going to help you find the one that will get the best results for you. There are specialists and generalists, as well as full service brokers. When buying, you will want to find a specialist to get the best results.

Determine whether there is adequate access to and from your business for thoroughfares and deliveries you anticipate. There could be very large vehicles needing to access your business, and if the access to and from the property is not sufficient, you want to consider finding another option in commercial real estate listings.

Check any disclosures a potential real estate agent gives you carefully. One thing you should specifically watch out for is dual agency. In this case, the agent is two-faced: she is representing both parties to the transaction. Or, for short, the agent is looking out for both parties' interests. Both parties need to clearly understand that the transaction is being handled by a dual agent and consent to this fact.

Look for a good real estate broker. You will need a firm that does not work within their own little network. Look for a firm that is ready to refer you to contractors outside of their sphere of influence. This is the only way you will get the best available resources.

When investing in commercial real estate, a great tip is to attempt to decrease your expenses which will increase your earnings. You can decrease expenses by looking at the maintenance costs, management fees, etc. that can be reduced in some manner. Once you have done this, you must find a way to reduce them.

Before you invest in something, you should be an expert on this type of real estate. For instance, if you want to invest in apartments, you should know about legislation, safety requirements and have a good idea of what being a landlord means. If you are thinking about investing in an office building, you should understand what a company needs.

Do not risk the success of your business by choosing a property that isn't exactly what your business requires. Make sure you pick apart every detail of the commercial property, as well as any charges associated with the property, before you buy, otherwise the cost to make up for a mistake could be your entire business!

Know about all the fees and taxes involved in investing in property and be prepared to pay them. If you are looking at properties that need repair, understand that you will have to bring them up to code in order to resell and make money. Have a budget ready that will cover all your expenses without stress.

You should ask the real estate firm about how they acquire their assets before agreeing to do business with them. The firm should answer your questions directly and let you know that what is best for them, might not be best for you. Find out how your broker will benefit form the transaction you want them to work on for you.

Although it's important to make relationships with investors, you also should associate with those who are experienced in the business and can answer your questions that come up while screening for properties and deals. Make friends with people that can lead you in the right direction while not scaring you off from deals due to certain questions you might have.

if you would like to open up a business and you do not have all of the money that you need to invest in a commercial property, you should do your best to find a funding partner. You have to set up a contract with definitive rules though, because everyone needs to know where they stand in this deal.

Taking the time to become highly educated about specifics of the commercial real estate market you are looking into is your best path to success. There are many things to consider and many potential paths to choose. If you use the tips in this article you will more easily reach your goals.

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<h3>Hawaii

Hawaii’s Hot Housing Market Is Squeezing Out Renters</h3>

<p>For the past six years, Rosanna Lewis lived in a comfortable two-bedroom home on Maui.</p>

<p>She felt lucky to pay just $1,500 per month. The 54-year-old fashion designer and seamstress felt even luckier when the pandemic hit last year and she still managed to pay her rent despite having less work.</p>

<p>But her housing situation is being upended anyway. Her landlord decided to sell and in mid-May, Lewis got a 45-day notice. She must be out of the house by July 1. And she knows she’s not the only one.</p>

<p>“I’m a member of NextDoor? Maui Meadows and there’s about eight to 10 people who (have) lived here forever and are saying, ‘Oh we’ve lived here forever and all of a sudden we’re told to leave,’” Lewis said.</p>

<p>Representative Tina Wildberger during floor session. April 8, 2021</p>

<p>Rep. Tina Wildberger, shown here speaking during a floor session, is very concerned about rising rents on Maui. </p>

<p>Cory Lum/Civil? Beat/2021</p>

<p>Gov. David Ige suspended evictions in Hawaii for the past year due to the pandemic, but landlords have still been allowed to ask residents to leave if they’re selling their properties. That exception affected fewer people a year ago when Hawaii home sales stagnated as the pandemic discouraged many homeowners from selling.</p>

<p>But now, Hawaii’s real estate industry is shifting into overdrive. Low interest rates are enticing both Hawaii residents and people from out of state to buy. Workers from other states and countries who can now work remotely are moving to Hawaii. And high demand and high prices are encouraging investors to sell.</p>

<p>“You have this big pool of buyers who all have access to cheap money, all competing for a limited number of homes, driving the prices skyrocketing,” said Robert Vafaie, a Realtor on Maui. “Unfortunately local families who are renters are feeling the pinch.”</p>

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