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Commercial Real Estate: Leasing, Buying and Investing I specialize in Tenant and Buyer Representation
Since 1984 I have helped over 700 businesses of every size and description solve their real estate problems.
I have written extensively on matters related to leasing and buying commercial real estate. My articles appear in business magazines and trade journals. I also lecture on the same topics.
B.S. Accountancy (1973) CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member)
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Kim: Rental reductions are sometimes granted when a tenant can demonstrate they do not have the ability to pay the scheduled rent. However, it is unwise to quote the landlord's current asking rate when
As I read your e-mail, management fees for your building amount to $750 per month, or $9,000 per year. I do have some personal insight to this matter: I own an office condominium (approx. 2,500 RSF)
Beverly: If the Lease Agreement requires the landlord to provide heating and/or cooling, the landlord is contractually obligated to deliver reasonable amounts of heat and/or cooling. The question then
Larry: Atlanta should have at least a dozen commercial real estate firms that would like to list your property. For insights on commission rates, and selecting and working with listing agents, please
Jo: Without a lease for a period of years that is transferrable, the improvements, FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment) and goodwill you have generated have no value to a buyer. Before marketing
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