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How to Estimate Commercial Real Estate Property Taxes

Property taxes are charges levied by state and local governments on real estate within their jurisdiction. Property taxes are calculated based on the value of the property, and they are collected on a regular basis, usually quarterly or annually. For commercial property owners and investors, real estate taxes are one of the largest operating expenses […]

What You Need to Know About Net Leases

When performing due diligence on a potential commercial real estate investment, it is common to focus on the major aspects of the property like the: location, condition, price, sub-market, and tenants. While these are important and they should be analyzed, they tend to overshadow another aspect of due diligence that is arguably more important, analyzing […]

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