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- Making Money In Commercial Real Estate The prospect of purchasing a prime piece of commercial real estate is extremely exciting for investors. Unless you are very comfortable and familiar with the buying, selling, and maintenance of commercial properties, you may find the process somewhat confusing. Fortunately, the information found in this article is sure to clear up some of your most basic questions. On the real estate market both buyers and sellers are well advised to remain open until a potential deal is well and truly sealed. It is tempting to commit to a particular offer or home when the sale process is just starting. There is a great distance between an interest expressed and money changing hands; homeowners who commit themselves to a deal too early risk getting taken advantage of. It is important to find a bank that is willing to work with you when purchasing commercial real estate. Commercial real estate is viewed and valued by financial institutions in a different way than residential real estate. Expect to come up with a higher down payment as well, about 30 percent and sometimes even more. If you are buying rental units to turn into a commercial business, don't be afraid to go big. In many cases, the minimum number of units per property that requires a commercial license is low enough that you will want properties with more units than that. It is only incrementally more difficult to care for 25 units than for 5 units. If you are considering investing in real estate, you should buy as many units as possible. You are going to need some kind of financing anyway, so why not borrow as much as possible? You will get more money from your investment, and when you buy many units together, the price of a single unit goes down. Now that have armed yourself with a variety of useful and practical tips on commercial real estate, you will be better prepared to be an effective buyer, seller, or both. Keep this advice in mind as you consider your next move in the game of commercial properties and real estate.
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