If your business owns and occupies its commercial real estate, you already know how challenging it can be to find a space that suits your needs. Finding the perfect space—whether it’s office, industrial, or retail—is rarely ever easy, especially when markets are experiencing low vacancies, rising property prices, and increasing construction costs. A sale-leaseback is an attractive financial arrangement for many business owners who want to maximize the value of their commercial real estate, raise capital, and reduce (or altogether eliminate) debt. And while the sale-leaseback process might seem simple on the surface, it's actually quite complex.
Making money outside of your day job is a great way to boost your net worth, reach your financial goals, and fund your future retirement. But navigating the world of commercial real estate investments isn't easy. So before you jump in feet first, there are a few things you need to know ahead of time. Today, we're breaking down the best ways to generate passive real estate income and how to avoid common (and costly) mistakes.
Navigating the complexities of Denver commercial real estate (CRE) can be overwhelming, to say the least. New real estate developments are still popping up, especially industrial properties, and the market appears to be rebounding to grow at record rates despite Colorado’s governor locking down thousands of businesses. To make the CRE process more manageable, we recommend working with experienced Denver commercial real estate brokers. With CCIM-certified CRE experts on your side, you can make informed decisions when buying, selling, or leasing local properties.
Not all commercial real estate properties have suffered from the impacts of the government shutting down certain businesses ostensibly due to COVID-19. In fact, industrial real estate in Denver is currently seeing record-breaking amounts of growth amid the pandemic. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for the city's office, retail, or hospitality markets.
A young RN and former schoolteacher decided to leave the big city and stake their claim in Chico, CA. This couple’s dream was to create a best-in-class senior/assisted-living facility to provide a tremendous quality-of-life for those in their final years. Bootstrapping was the only way forward for the Kupermans but they had a vision and were undeterred. Over 2 decades later, the business and real estate holdings had grown from a 6-bed (in 1 small rental home) facility to a large operation spanning 5 commercial assisted-living facilities. When the Kupermans decided to slow down & begin enjoying the fruits of their labors, their entire operation was put on the market for sale. The blue skies of 2019 soon turned dark & ominous in 2020 when the impact of covid-19 threatened what they had built. Fortunately, patience and persistence won; the clouds parted, and the assisted-living facilities were sold.
As a landlord, you want to attract credit-worthy tenants to your property. In theory, that sounds pretty straightforward. But in reality, it’s often easier said than done. It takes time and effort to market your property to the right businesses, and as a landlord, it often feels like you have a never-ending list of tasks and requests. Not to mention, with COVID-19 and the resulting economic downturn, vacancy rates are rising within the ‘Office’ market, as more and more American small business owners are being crushed by onerous, inconsistent, unconstitutional government mandates. By working with a proven, results-focused landlord representative in Denver, you can find well-qualified, long-term tenants to lease your office or industrial property.
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