Jennifer Webb - Commercial Real Estate: 10 Realtor Questions & Answers, 10 Step Checklist to Success

Commercial Real Estate

10 Realtor Questions & Answers

10 Step Checklist To Success

Jennifer Webb

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The Author and Publisher has striven for accuracy in this report, but acknowledges the changes in Commercial Real Estate and that this book should not be used as a legal reference. We do not represent organizations, viewpoints, opinions, or representations. This book is for reference only and can even be called entertainment, even though all content has been researched and modified to the existing confines of what Commercial Real Estate is and how it works in 2016.

While all attempts have been made to verify information provided in this publication, the Author and Publisher assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions, or contrary interpretation of the subject matter herein. Any similarities or implied familiarization to people, individuals, places, brands, etc. are unintended and unintentional.

There are no guarantees of any kind in this Commercial Real Estate Guide.

All investments and purchases should be made with in-depth research and analysis before embarking on a one way trip across the ocean. Also, it is always the best idea to get legal advice and representation when making real estate decisions.

Invest quickly at your own risk, or take the time to do all the research yourself, or hire someone to do if for you to earn success with less risk!

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ISBN: 9781533762177

Copyright 2016 Jennifer Webb All rights reserved

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To: Christopher A. Clesceri

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Commercial Real Estate: 10 Realtor Questions & Answers

T his Commercial Real Estate Guide Book will answer 10 of the most asked questions that consumers, investors, job seekers, and property investors alike will all ask when considering buying and/or selling any kind of real estate. In this case, we are going to explore Commercial Real Estate choices. They include the opportunities surrounding the options of becoming a licensed broker, agent, or financial consultant.

In this instructional manual, you will learn some of the basics and find the knowledge you are looking for when deciding if you should hire a broker, or if you should go into business yourself!

You will also be able to make better decisions with these questions and answers to guide you.

Consider this introduction into Commercial Real Estate a resource and a guide. When printed, it is also a good place to record notes and keep track of your progress.

Bonus:

Commercial Real Estate: The 10 Step Checklist To Success

This Commercial Real Estate guide is for those who are considering becoming a Commercial Real Estate professional, investor, or seller.

1 What Does Commercial Real Estate Mean?

C ommercial Real Estate is real estate that is for commercial purposes that generate cash flow. The best properties are those that generate a large net profit. Examples of Commercial Real Estate are apartment buildings, malls, offices, restaurants, and grocery stores, etc.

Commercial Real Estate is one of the three primary types of real estate. The other two types are residential for living purposes and industrial real estate used for manufacturing and production.

The occupant businesses usually lease the space through a Commercial Real Estate investor who owns the building and hopefully generates a good profit from collecting the recurring, ongoing rental payments.

The first avenue for finding good deals is the local newspaper. Just search for properties that are listed by the property owners directly. You can also post your own advertisements in the local newspaper. Also use the internet, because it is amazing what opportunities are available online, when one really does a good search and takes the time to do in-depth research.

The best way to find good, ethical deals for Commercial Real Estate investments are through brokers and Realtors. Getting in with the right Realtor could turn into a long and prosperous business relationship.

The person is the intermediary and balance point for both property buyers and sellers. Plus, their presence adds the convenience of having your next property found for you, based on the experience of the Realtor and what he learns from you. This service will certainly make the process of investing or selling Commercial Real Estate much easier!