Plus, the floor will need to expand and contract with temperature.

Industrial properties, meaning buildings that are designed for manufacturing, storage, or distribution purposes - which includes warehouses, factories, and industrial parks, are phenomenal value-add plays.

Instead of allocating significant funds to taxes, investors can redirect those resources to further expand their real estate portfolios.Eligible Properties:Cost segregation is most commonly used for commercial properties, including office buildings, warehouses, hotels, and multifamily complexes.

But its stupid to buy an overpriced property regardless of the market temperature.  

Similar ones are available in different temperatures (color) and output.

However, since you've never cooked, you don't know what to mix, how much to put in, and what to set the oven temperature at.

Saskatchewans economy did absolutely nothing for 15 years straight...until three years ago.Cities in the province are booming, especially Regina and Saskatoon, Regina very much worth mentioning as they are building a 1,000,000 sq. foot warehouse on the west side in the upcoming years.

You would also install electric baseboard as your auxiliary heat source (for those days with temperatures <-4 to 0F when the heat pump cannot carry the load on its own).

We've had a number of tenants and none of them have ever complained about the temperature. 

Can anyone more experienced with commercial real estate take the general temperature of this deal and give thoughts?