
Investing is an attractive prospect for many business professionals who are interested in real estate. But breaking into commercial real estate can seem daunting, especially if you haven’t dabbled in any type of real estate before.
For an introduction to everything you need to know about commercial RE development, check out these FAQs from ATX Real Estate.
Q1: How do I get started in commercial real estate development?
A1: You must earn a real estate agent or broker license to sell real estate where you live, plus organizational paperwork to establish your company.
Licensing for Real Estate Professionals
How Hard is it to Pass the Real Estate Exam?
4 Legal Structures You Should Consider for Your Real Estate Investments
Form Your Texas LLC Online Today
Q2: How do I know if a commercial property is a good investment?
A2: Determining commercial property values can be complicated. Looking at the location and amenities is a solid start, but you’ll also want to calculate whether the property offers a good return on your investment and ensure you have a solid lease agreement.
Walk Score: Cities & Neighborhoods
Rental Property Return Investment Tips
Austin Commercial Real Estate Lease Terms
Q3: Why should I consider investing in commercial RE?
A3: The potential for high profit margins is one reason why many investors dive into the commercial real estate business.
Why Commercial Real Estate Is an Important Investment Class
The 8 Types of Commercial Real Estate
6 Commercial Investments Most Investors Don’t Consider
Q4: How do I fill a vacancy once I buy an investment property?
A4: You can market your property on your own or hire someone to handle the rental for you.
When a Property Manager Is Required to Have a Real Estate License
8 Ways to Attract a New Generation of Tenants to Your Building
Investing in commercial real estate may be a lucrative way to develop your own business. By exploring these resources, and other content from ATX Real Estate, you can learn everything you need to know to decide whether commercial RE is the best move for your professional future.
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