Category: Commercial Real Estate
EB-5 Investing
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program allows foreign investors to obtain a Green Card (permanent residency) in the United States by investing in a U.S. business that creates jobs for U.S. workers. Here’s a breakdown of the program and its requirements as of 2025: Disclaimer: The EB-5 program is subject to change (rules and investment amounts),…
Understanding the Master Lease
In commercial real estate (CRE), both a master lease option and a master lease agreement are strategies that allow an investor to control a property without immediately owning it. However, they have some key differences: In a Nutshell Master Lease Agreement Master Lease Option Here’s a table summarizing the key differences: Feature Master Lease Agreement…
Strategies for Managing Rising Operating Expenses
Rising operating expenses pose a significant challenge to commercial property owners and managers. To maintain profitability and property value, a multifaceted approach is essential. By strategically combining operational efficiency, cost reduction, revenue enhancement, risk management, and financial discipline, property owners can effectively mitigate the impact of increasing expenses. In a Nutshell Operational Efficiency Cost Reduction…
DSTs in Perspective
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs): A Gateway to Commercial Real Estate DSTs offer individual investors a unique opportunity to participate in large-scale commercial real estate projects that would otherwise be inaccessible. By pooling funds with other investors, DST participants gain fractional ownership in properties managed by experienced real estate sponsors. Unlike direct property ownership, investors hold…
The convergence of absorption and vacancy rates
Absorption rate in CRE explained simply Imagine a sponge: The absorption rate tells you how fast the water gets squeezed out: In a Nutshell Metrics to compare absorption rate and glean insights: By looking at absorption rate alongside these metrics, investors can form a better picture of: Remember, absorption rate is a dynamic measure, giving…
Acquisitions with 1031s, DSTs, OZs, and eXp Commercial’s Support
Background The world of commercial acquisitions can be complex, but with the right strategies and support, it can also be a lucrative one for investors. This article dives into some of the most common and effective acquisition techniques, including 1031 exchanges, Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs), Opportunity Zones (OZs), and explores how eXp Commercial empowers your…
Selling a Niche Commercial Property with Targeted Marketing
Beyond the Mainstream The world of commercial real estate caters to a diverse range of needs. While office buildings and retail spaces remain popular options, a significant market exists for niche properties that cater to specialized uses. Selling a niche commercial property requires a unique approach. Forget about generic marketing tactics. The key to success…
Why Title Insurance Protects Sellers in Commercial Property Transactions
Sealing the Deal with Peace of Mind Selling a commercial property is a significant financial transaction. While the prospect of a successful sale is exciting, unforeseen complications can arise after the closing process. One potential pitfall is an ownership dispute that surfaces later, jeopardizing your sale and potentially costing you time and money. This is…
How Property Management Companies Enhance Commercial Property Sales
Keeping it Sharp, Sealing the Deal Selling a commercial property requires a multifaceted approach. While securing the right buyer is crucial, maintaining the property’s condition throughout the sales process is equally important. A well-maintained property not only fosters a positive impression on potential buyers but also demonstrates your commitment to responsible ownership. This is where…
Understanding Tenant Rights During the Sales Process in Commercial Property
Navigating Uncharted Waters Selling a commercial property can be an exciting prospect, but navigating the legalities of the process can be daunting. One crucial aspect to consider is understanding the rights of your existing tenants throughout the sales process. Failing to comply with tenant rights can lead to disputes, delays, and potentially even legal ramifications.…
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