
3 July 2020 | 4 replies
It's totally online and here is what in the course:Module 1: Lease BasicsRequirements for a valid commercial leaseComponents of a commercial real estate leaseTypes of commercial real estate leasesHow gross, modified gross, and triple net leases workHow Common Area Maintenance (CAM) expenses workExpense Stops and ReimbursementsBuilding measurements you should understandHow to use the load factor and efficiency ratioSpecial considerations for office, retail, and industrial leasesModule 2: Comparative Lease AnalysisComplete time value of money crash courseHow to calculate effective rentHow to compare leases using effective rentDetailed lease comparison exampleHow the gross-up clause worksHow to calculate leasing commissionsStep by step walkthrough of a lease comparison case studyFully unlocked lease comparison Excel templateModule 3: Lease vs Own AnalysisBenefits of leasing and benefits of owningNPV method for lease vs own analysisIRR method for lease vs own analysisHow to select a discount rateTax considerations of leasing versus owningSubjective factors in a lease vs own analysisLease vs own analysis exampleStep by step walkthrough of a lease vs own case studyFully unlocked lease vs own Excel templateModule 4: Sale-Leaseback AnalysisBenefits of a sale-leasebackThe sale-leaseback analysis processSale-leaseback exampleStep by step walkthrough of a sale-leaseback case studyFully unlocked sale-leaseback Excel templateBonus: Fully Unlocked Excel TemplatesLease Comparison Excel TemplateLease vs Own Excel TemplateSale and Leaseback Excel TemplateFully unlocked for your use outside of this courseI am thinking of signing up for this course.
15 February 2023 | 12 replies
Need to speak to your attorney before entering a residence with a body cam, understand the expectation of privacy and what you can and can't film in private.

18 May 2014 | 55 replies
However, I believe it will continue to revolve around the relationships that one builds and maintains.

22 January 2019 | 132 replies
@Alan Johnson The issue revolves around the fact that for the most part, wholesalers are screwing the seller.

1 March 2019 | 9 replies
If this is a NNN, will you be able to charge market for CAM?

29 September 2020 | 44 replies
Yes, I have a institutional revolving credit line $3-25M (reusable per project based on a simple $2500 fee to use each time and no underwriting) they do not offer revolving line only regular line from $1-3M.

27 October 2022 | 15 replies
and even with a lower credit score, IF the scores are low ONLY because of revolving debt balances and not because of derogatory items like late payments, foreclosures, BK's etc we have made portfolio loans to help folks get out the current situation with cash out.

5 September 2018 | 74 replies
In this case you can have a revolving door of new tenants every year with expenses and vacancies in between.

16 February 2024 | 21 replies
The opportunities to do so revolve primarily around the insurance placement strategy, corporate rentals, and luxury rentals.

7 February 2024 | 3 replies
My question revolves around financing.