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By Brian and Jeff On March 23, 2009No Comments
All that matters at the end of the day is that you get the lowest Commercial Real Estate Loan rate possible. We get results, because through our proprietary connections we can get lower rates than our competitors. We invite you to contact us anytime and give us just one chance to prove to you we can beat our competitors prices. If you don’t you might end up spending tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars more in just interest charges, because you didn’t make a simple phone call.
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By Brian and Jeff On July 3, 2009
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I am thinking of purchasing real estate investments like commercial or residential properties
By Brian and Jeff On July 2, 2009
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Is it a good time to buy commercial real estate?
By Brian and Jeff On July 2, 2009
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Just had a question for anyone in construction. Does anyone know why some commercial real estate projects (office buildings, high rise condos) take LESS time to build than some mega mansions??
Some mansions take 3-5 yrs, but some commercial projects take only a year to two years.
Thanks and have a good 1.
By Brian and Jeff On July 2, 2009
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By Brian and Jeff On July 2, 2009
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What are some of the best companies in Colorado for a new real estate licensee to join in order to receive the best training?? Here in Georgia it seems to be GMAC/Metro Brokers (which is not the same as the Metro Brokers in Colorado). Someone please tell me the best, not just the quickest or cheapest, companies to consider. Also, I would prefer a company that offers lots of support and does commercial real estate along with residential. Thank you!
By Brian and Jeff On July 1, 2009
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You need to give more info about your property. What type - retail, office, industrial?? How many square feet? What town, state?
I focus on retail - and as an example, on a 3000 SF retail space, the commission could be 5.5 - 6% of the total lease.
$30/SF (base rent) on a 3000 SF space on a 10 yr term = $54,000 @ 6%
$22/SF on a 1500 SF on a 5 yr term = $9,075 @ 5.5%
On larger SF deals (eg, big box), the broker is often paid x$/SF.
By Brian and Jeff On July 1, 2009
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How many years of schooling is needed to become a real estate broker? How much $ would you earn? What about a commercial real estate broker…how many years of schooling and salary? What exactly do you do in this job?
Thankyou
By Brian and Jeff On July 1, 2009
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I plan on going into commercial real estate, What are some good firms and salary ranges? Where are architects most needed specifically? I am expecting a 5 years masters degree from drury university.
By Brian and Jeff On June 30, 2009
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I’m trying to find a website that provides a real estate forecast for the commercial and industrial industries, preferably beyond the year 2006.
By Brian and Jeff On June 30, 2009
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I am in the process of starting a part-time (full-time at some point) residential rental property business with a family member. There is a possibility we may venture into commercial real estate. We will be in business in Indiana and have no debt. I will be providing some financing with the majority coming from the family member. The long-term plan is to have me be the employee and slowly purchase a majority of the business from the family member. Are we better off as an LLC, LLP, S-Corp, etc?