From the author of a #1 Bestseller of commercial real estate books on Amazon, The Due Diligence Handbook For Commercial Real Estate.
In this handbook you will learn:
How to determine the best way to price the rental for your investment property to get it leased at the highest rentTips and strategies to make your property attract tenantsHow to interview and hire the right people that will help you get your property leased and create more valueHow to structure your lease rate and terms to create the most value for your investment propertyHow to incentivize tenants to lease in a down or over crowded marketEssential analysis forms, proposal and lease form samples, tenant application and other forms that will help you to focus in, make it easier and more efficientDon't take the "lottery approach" by not having a strategy for increasing value with your property management plan.
This book is full of essential information, and not a bunch of minutiae with 30 to 50 pages of fluff that you have to sift through to find the helpful tips or key points. If you've read my book, The Due Diligence Handbook For Commercial Real Estate you know what I'm talking about. I attribute its popularity to the fact that it cuts through to the "meat" of the subject and gives the reader the step-by-step instructional information needed to conduct due diligence properly when buying investment properties. This is an extremely important part of the process that can make or break investment decisions. Your "golden" opportunity may turn to "lead" if you don't know where to find the hidden problems, undiscovered issues, and value creation opportunities an investment may hold. Much money can be saved and made by learning how to do it properly. Unfortunately, most investors and real estate professionals don't know how to properly conduct due diligence because they "don't know what they don't know."
The fundamentals remain the same for adding value and leasing. This information can be used across the various genres of commercial real estate investments, whether it's office and industrial, retail or multi-family residential properties. I comment from time to time throughout the book on the different angles or strategies you may want to consider for the different property types, which I have obtained from my own background and experience of 30+ years in the commercial real estate industry--or from those I know to be the best at their particular specialty.
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