leasing is generally for along space of time i.e 100 years, which every year you pay a certain amount, wheras renting is a short space of time i.e 1 year and generally you pay by week or month.
I’m currently putting together an offer for a commercial lease. What’s the average annual increase on a 5 years fixed rental increase? Is a one time 10% increase every 5 years too much for the landlord to be asking for?
I am a mid-level (5+ years) attorney with major firm experience. I am curious as to other professional career choices. Income is a concern. I would need to make in excess of $100K per annum.
I am faced with the choice of accepting a non-taxable lump sum for my share in this property, or accepting a taxable ( probably)income based on the rental to the existing business of the land. I need to find out what the land the business is on is actually worth.
Also… How many working hours per week are typical for the job? How much does it pay? Is it a good job overall?
What college degree, undergraduate and graduate?
Is it simply rent and utilities when it comes to the property? Maintanance would be on me I’m sure but anything else I should know about?
Any red flags anyone can throw ahead of time?
When planning on getting a grant or loan to start a business, do you have to have the property in mind that [...]
i have been cleaning up property which was a oil company, and now i need to lease it out for income comming in. how or where do i go to find this out.
I’d like to eventually (after grad school) buy some apartment complexs in my area for a supplemental income. Sooner or later I’d like to find an investor to build new properties near campus. What is the best way to find a good investor and how do you latch them onto the project? (Would a good [...]
I have some pretty good contacts and am currently doing some property management. What are some other things I could be doing to generate more cash flow to develop. As far as project planning, I am looking at the demographics of the city to see what could best stimulate it and create a lot of [...]
