BUILDING WEALTH FOR INVESTMENT-MIND CLIENTS
Commercial real estate investing can be an optimal way to expand and flourish your wealth. It involves purchasing, managing, renting, owning, or selling various forms of real estate for a profit.
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Whether you're leasing, buying, or building commercial space, our experienced, multidisciplinary teams will focus solely on reaching your goals. Because we do not represent buildings, landlords, or design and construction vendors, you can be sure we're always 100% on your side, conflict-free and invested in your success.

Services 1. Commercial
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“Property type” describes the use of the property and its relationship to the current economic cycle. The main commercial property types are multifamily, industrial, retail, and office; each type also includes several subtypes that have their own nuances.
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Economic factors and cycles can have varying effects on the different property types. Investor sentiment and favorability as a result of these factors can drive further economic change within the property types. Diversification across property types can help reduce overall real estate portfolio risk and enhance returns.

Services 2. Residential
Any property used for residential purposes. Examples include single-family homes, condos, cooperatives, duplexes, townhouses, and multifamily residences with fewer than five individual units.
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Single-family homes
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Homes with 2-4 units
​Despite the magnitude and complexity of the real estate market, many people tend to think the industry consists merely of brokers and salespeople. However, millions of people in fact earn a living through real estate, not only in sales but also in appraisals, property management, financing, construction, development, counseling, education, and several other fields.

Services 3. Rental
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Being a landlord can be a good way to earn real estate income, but it is not easy or glamorous. In addition to choosing the right property, prepping the unit, and finding the reliable tenants, there are always maintenance hassles and headaches.
​The last thing you want is to be stuck with a rental property in an area that is declining rather than stable or picking up steam. A city or locale where the population is growing and a revitalization plan is underway represents a potential investment opportunity.
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When choosing a profiable rental property, look for a location with low property taxes, a decent school district, and plenty of amenities, such as restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, trails, and parks. In addition, a neighborhood with a low crime rate, easy access to public transportation, and a growing job market may mean a larger pool of potential renters.