Connecticut Commercial Real Estate

In the world of business, Connecticut is well known. An interesting variety of businesses abound in this area. From home businesses to financial district companies to tourism related ventures, it seems that there is a little bit of every kind of business in this state. That is why Connecticut commercial real estate is flourishing.

Commercial Property in Riverside County

With the overall Southern California real estate market shows signs of decline, what are some specific factors impacting commercial property in Riverside County?

How To Purchase Commercial Investment Property

Many investors believe changing asset classes into commercial property represent a good alternative for repositioning a real estate portfolio. There are many ways to think about how to purchase commercial investment property. In this article we look at a few of the more interesting strategies we have seen.

Commercial Property - Perspectives

The general trend in the global real estate market is that the biggest volume of the investments is concentrated towards the commercial property.

Commercial Financing for Special Purpose Business Properties

Funeral homes, assisted living facilities, campgrounds and other special purpose properties represent one of the most difficult commercial loan situations which will be confronted by a business owner. This article describes the primary reasons for difficulty in arranging commercial financing for special purpose properties as well as suggested solutions.

Flexible Lending On Commercial Properties From ?200,000 To ?10,000,000

This article covers the term flexible lending and how it can help you when it comes to financing a commercial property, financing commercial properties is different to residential mortgages, not only with the lending terms but the requirements involved.

On Solid Ground – Multifamily Commercial Mortgages

If you own a multifamily apartment house, you know that the management of rental property, like any other business, is based on the management of the cash flow. Reducing your mortgage payment even by a small amount makes a big impact on your bottom line. With recent drops in interest rates, owners of multifamily apartment buildings have been able to reduce their monthly payments by refinancing their properties.

Tax Deferred Commercial Mortgages

With a tax deferred commercial mortgage, you can buy real estate for starting a business, or use it to finance the expansion of your present business. A tax deferred commercial mortgage is a loan secured against a commercial property. It is a great way to access finances with tax deferred payments.

Is Hotel The Rich Cousin of Motel?

No one can claim he/she has not stayed in a hotel at least once in life. For those traveling for business, pleasure or for that matter, any other reason, hotels have come to become home away from their homes. Why travelers prefer hotels over motels when all they provide are same?

CT Commercial Real Estate

Eastern Connecticut leads the State in job growth and likely will continue for the next tens years. Economic growth in Eastern Connecticut is booming with major projects underway or proposed. Half way between Boston and New York and 30 minutes to Providence. Home to Foxwoods Resort and Mohegan Sun casinos, Eastern Connecticut is very similar to central Florida when Disney World opened. Current Projects:

Commercial Real Estate: Raising Equity

Those researching the subject of commercial real estate investment are likely to encounter the term “OPM” on a regular basis. OPM is an acronym for “Other People’s Money.” The difficulties facing most investors are finding the other people with the money and proactively structuring the transaction.

FHA Section 223f Is The Best Way To Buy Or Refinance An Apartment Building!

FHA Section 223f offers an affordabale way to buy or refinance apartments or other multifamily properties. The program offers long terms, fixed rates, non-recourse, and much more…

Condo Hotels - The Most Economical Choice in Secondary & Vacation Homes

Explanation of Condo Hotels In a condo hotel, a buyer makes a fee simple purchase of a deeded condominium unit/guestroom. When not occupying the room, the owner may make the unit available to guests at the hotel through a rental management or leaseback program. Any room revenue generated through the program is shared between the unit owner and the developer/managing partner. This scenario provides a host of tangible benefits for the condominium owner, including a deed to a physical room, access to all hotel amenities and the ability to take advantage of a 1031 tax-deferred exchange. Condo hotels differ from other vacation home models in a variety of ways.