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  • Lower Commissions for Rental Real Estate Brokers

     By:John Cutts

    Commissions for real estate brokers in New York City have been declining as a result of the nationwide recession. But commission rates for sales brokers are kept higher than those for rental brokers.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Self-Directed IRA Vs Traditional IRA

     By:Doug Mitchell

    Many frustrated people who have watched helplessly as their managed IRAs melted away in the stock market downturn don't realize they can take control of their money through a self-directed IRA. They can choose where to invest their money, including alternative investments such as real estate equity or mortgages. Their current custodian may offer a Self-Directed IRA, but if not there are many companies offering the program who can handle the transfer, without penalty. It's a great way to call the shots when they believe their hard-earned money is being mismanaged.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Another Florida Bank Foreclosures Crisis Looming

     By:John Cutts

    An increasing number of commercial properties are at risk of Florida bank foreclosures. Industry experts said that many commercial property owners are delinquent on their mortgage payments that it would not be long and another flood of foreclosures and bank failures would occur in the state.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tax Reductions and the IRS Position on Cost Segregation

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    Tax reductions and tax deductions are a common benefit of cost segregation. When real estate investors and tax practitioners learn about the income tax deductions and tax reductions resulting from cost segregation they are sometimes skeptical; they are concerned it is a tax shelter or tax scheme. This simply is not true. Cost Segregation provides a legitimate tax reduction.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Need Of Commercial Real Estate Broker

     By:Samantha Matthews

    To get the best from commercial real estate transactions, we need the guidance of a professional broker. Before preparing an industrial space for lease or industrial space for sale consult and get assistance.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Tax Deferral or Tax Reduction – Cost Segregation

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    Tax deferral is a key benefit of cost segregation; however, a popular misconception about cost segregation is it is just used for tax deferral, it does not reduce taxes. The tax deferral and tax reduction issue is misunderstood both by sophisticated real estate investors and tax professionals.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Commercial Real Estate Market in Dayton Secures Another Contract

     By:John Cutts

    The commercial real estate of Dayton seemed to have started the new year right as more purchase contracts were secured in the first week of 2011. One of them involves a property at Brown Street.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate
  • Bank, Government Tax Foreclosures Swamp Office Market

     By:John Cutts

    Georgia’s commercial real estate market is flooded with vacant office spaces due to high bank and government tax foreclosures rates. Industry experts said that it could take years for the vacant office spaces to find occupants.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Commercial Real Estate Appraisal Cost Approach

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    The cost approach was historically prepared as a part of most commercial real estate appraisals. However, the compunction to include the cost approach (when it was not relevant) has dissipated over the last 20 years.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Investors in Commercial Real Estate Expect a Better Market in 2011

     By:John Cutts

    Commercial real estate investment companies and individual investors in the U.S. are expecting more properties to be sold in 2011. Most buyers are expected to go for high end properties.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate
  • Commercial Real Estate Appraisal Sales Comparison Approach

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    The sales comparison approach is the most intuitive and best understood of the three approaches to value. Home buyers, companies renting office space and real estate investors all utilize this approach. Comparable sales are often referred to as comps and rental comparables are often referred to as rent comps.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Foreclosure Listings in Texas MSAs Still Rising

     By:John Cutts

    Despite foreclosure prevention efforts by the federal government, the number of houses being added to foreclosure listings in Texas is still rising, based on a survey by Texas company Foreclosure Listing Service.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Buying Commercial Real Estate - Risk or Reward?

     By:Rob Thomson

    As with most real estate purchases - residential or commercial - the best advice on where to buy is location, location, location. Is it storefront space on a busy downtown street? Is it a warehouse with ample parking and easy access for delivery trucks? Is it an organic chicken farm?


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Commercial Real Estate Market Still Down in Las Vegas

     By:John Cutts

    The commercial real estate market of Las Vegas continues to struggle as the retail sector declines. A number of commercial premises remain vacant in the city.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate
  • Defaults in Commercial Mortgages Slow Down

     By:Rudson Tren

    Default rate in commercial property loans continued to rise in the third quarter but in a significantly slower rate. Analysts take it as a positive sign that the housing market is in the road to recovery.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate
  • Why You Should Invest In Seattle Real Estate

     By:Rajendra Mackinley

    Back in the 1970’s the Boeing Company was just coming into its own as one of the premier manufacturer’s of commercial and military planes. At that time Seattle did not have the sprawling downtown with its majestic buildings that it has now. The tallest structure in Seattle was the Space Needle from the World’s Fair and it remained that way for many years.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Highest and Best Use Analysis

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    Highest and best use analysis can assist an owner in maximizing return. Highest and best use analysis can be performed for acreage, site development, and for improved properties. Research and planning can substantially increase investment returns.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Goldman Sachs to Survive Commercial Real Estate Meltdown

     By:John Cutts

    Goldman Sachs will be able to survive a meltdown in the commercial real estate sector because it was able to reduce its exposure to the commercial mortgage market. Goldman has already made more than $3.5 billion in write-downs in its commercial mortgage portfolio.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • Florida Foreclosure Listings Add More Condominiums

     By:John Cutts

    More than 150 unsold condominium units are at risk of being placed on Florida foreclosure listings. A foreclosure case has been filed by the lender against the property’s owner in connection with the almost $66.2 million loan taken out for the development project.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Dallas, Texas Feels the Pain with Commercial Foreclosures

     By:John Smith

    While the residential foreclosure rate appears to be softening in Dallas, Texas, the heat is now on commercial real estate investors.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Texas Housing Project Posted for Bank Foreclosure Listing

     By:John Cutts

    A residential development project in Austin, Texas has been posted for bank foreclosure listing. The land foreclosure is the fourth largest that occurred in Central Texas since June.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Lists of Government Foreclosure Homes Not the Only Problem in Seattle

     By:John Cutts

    Lists of government foreclosure homes and bank owned houses are usually the focus of real estate problems. In Seattle, commercial properties are giving the home market some competition.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Basic Idea Of Commercial Real Estate Selling And Leasing

     By:Samantha Matthews

    Save yourself from the traumatic commercial real estate transactions. Get the initial idea for getting prepared with your building for sale or building for lease.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • The Unturned Stone That Is Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures

     By:John Cutts

    Commercial real estate foreclosures can respond to the downsizing and relocation needs of businesses hard up on capital.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Detroit Endures Amid Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures

     By:Allana Castro

    Detroit continues to stand strong amid the waves of residential and commercial real estate foreclosures that hit the city. Corporate investors like Wal-Mart, Livonia and Magna International continue to carry out their expansion plans.


    In Category - Foreclosure


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