Commercial Real Estate

Location, zoning and property condition. The selection process also includes consideration of whether it is for Investment, Development or for an Owner / User.

The value of a Property is determined by several factors including Comparable Sales, CAP Rates, existing tenant leases, as well as determining the Highest and Best Use. Professional Appraisals are a great source as well.

Options include commercial mortgages, SBA loans, and private funding. Evaluate interest rates and repayment terms.

This solely depends in the situation, of whether this is for an Investor, Owner / User or Tenant. Businesses, whether Retail, Medical, Industrial or others, need to make sure that the Lease Structure protects the Business with the ability of a long term lease with pre-established renewals. Investing in the purchase of property can be a more lucrative, whereas the Business Owner can own the property and lease back to his own business. Each situation is different and it is always beneficial to seek advice from your CPA and Attorney.

Planning and Zoning is an integral and important part of Purchasing a Property. Whether for Land Development or existing buildings, it is essential that you consult with a the various Cities and Counties related to the Current Zoning and allowable usage. There are many Consultants and Attorneys that specialize in this Due Diligence process.