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In-House vs. 3rd-Party On-Site Property Managers: Which Is Best for Your CRE?

The Robert Weiler Company

While Franklin knew that death and taxes were guarantees, how those taxes are paid, and who’s managing the properties taxed is anything but certain. Then, as now, there are two schools of thought: third-party on-site property management companies vs. in-house property management (or “self” management).

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The Intricacies of Commercial Appraisals: A Guide for Investors and Business Owners

Appraisal Partners Blog

This article will explore the specific challenges, processes, and nuances of commercial appraisals, providing a guide to help you navigate this important aspect of the commercial real estate landscape. Factors like location, tenant mix, lease rates, and building amenities play a critical role in determining their value.

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Things To Remember About Tax Appeals

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

As January rolls around each year, homeowners begin receiving their property tax bills. That’s why my tax appeal work often picks this time of the year. Property values have been increasing in many areas for years, with 2020 being a record year for home appreciation in many neighborhoods.

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How The Double Net Lease Works

Property Metrics

In this article we’ll take a closer look at the double net commercial real estate lease. A double net lease is a lease structure where the tenant is responsible for paying for two expenses associated with the property. The two expenses paid by a tenant under a double net lease are real estate taxes and insurance.

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MINNEAPOLIS MULTI-FAMILY TRENDS – IMPACTS OF 2020

Simonson Real Estate

Minnesota enacted an eviction moratorium, restricting landlords from evicting delinquent tenants. This information is from exit interviews of all tenants that vacated their properties during that seven-month time. In addition to vacancy, they stated new tenant inquiries have significantly slowed.

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Lunch & A Divorce Lawyer LIVE with Attorney Peter Olson and John Tsiaousis

Chicagoland Appraisal Blog

TRANSCRIPTION: If you’re buying, selling, divorcing, filing bankruptcy, fighting your property tax bill, etc…it’s super important to value your real estate correctly. There are a lot of other products that we can do and the last will be property tax appeals which have been big over the last several years.

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Columbus Real Estate Investing: Generate ROI with 5 Commercial Property Types

The Robert Weiler Company

National Geographic even published an article titled, “ Why all the cool kids love Columbus, Ohio. ”) Thus, this type of Columbus real estate couldn’t be a wiser investment! As a result, losing a tenant for a month or longer will ultimately reduce your overall profit. There’s a good chance that some units may be unoccupied.