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When is repurposing the best fit? With swaths of vacant space in office buildings and other commercial properties now viewed as obsolete in the eyes of today’s tenants—a trend that, like many others, predates the pandemic but was accelerated by it—there’s been quite a bit of conversation around how these empty or nearly empty buildings can be repurposed. As a commercial construction firm well-versed in conversion and new-build projects alike, we know the reality is nearly any property or space can be converted to almost any allowed use with sufficient planning and budget, but there are some scenarios that make more sense than others, especially in the current environment. Three of... Read more
When US renters can compare the energy efficiency of houses or apartments, they are 21% more likely to choose an efficient one, a new study found. If prospective...
By William Bronchick, attorney and author of The Business of Flipping Homes: Short-Term Real Estate Investing for Long-Term Wealth Real estate investors,...
The proliferation of smart devices such as smartphones having access to social media has made search function more important than ever. In fact, the National...
To expedite evictions, avoid hiccups and keep delinquency time as low as possible, it’s crucial to know what is causing the delays. While pitfalls exist each step of...
Here are 5 signs that you need to know that will tell you when to call an expert and professional about water damage in your rental property instead of doing it yourself. 1. Moisture has gone from one unit to another unit or space The professional will make appropriate recommendations based on type of water damage, how long it has been wet, if materials can be salvaged and more. 2. When you have identified microbial growth on any building surface The company can determine if it related to plumbing, siding or roof failures, poor air circulation or other causes to then make recommendations as to how to best handle it. 3. Drain water backs up out of a toilet, sink or tub The company... Read more
By Roger Luri, author Don’t Buy Multi-Family! BUILD IT As real estate investors, the capital we put into our investment...
Why pay attention to Single Family Rentals? It’s a good question. A few years ago, when I was researching the first-ever 20 for 20 report, there was a surprising...
A few conversations with trusted advisors, a little soul searching and a clear goal in mind are the recipe for investment success. For private investors, there is a...
A bidding war is when multiple potential buyers compete to purchase a single property by offering more money and other perks. Buyer tactics include raising...
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