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Ten Reasons to Hire a Commercial Real Estate Broker
In today’s challenging economy, Owners and Investors are seeking out the best values available in commercial real estate and attempting to negotiate the optimum terms to lease or purchase real estate. In order to achieve such goals and objectives Owners and Investors should utilize a qualified and experienced professional. Following are ten simple reasons to hire a commercial real estate broker.
Innovative Friday – May 7, 2010
For the second installment of our new Friday blog feature, we are once again highlighting a website for a retail brokerage company. More
Innovative Friday – New blog column starts today
Since Zoliath.com is in the business of helping companies in the commercial real estate industry market themselves, we are constantly reviewing company websites. More
CMBS delinquencies continue to rise
According to the attached article, CMBS delinquencies are up 268 percent from their low point in March 2007. Retail loans topped multifamily loans as the sector that contributed the most to the overall delinquency. The image below courtesy of Realpoint illustrates the steep climb and it appears as though we will still climb higher, at least through 2010 and possibly into the middle of 2011.
Link to article in Retail Traffic
Legal Aspects – Commercial Real Estate
By John Highman
A major pitfall for Commercial Real Estate Agents and Brokers when they first begin to list the property is that they inadvertently find themselves delving into aspects of law without the necessary deep experience. More
Short Sale Basics
By Christopher Horlacher, Esq.
What is a Short Sale?
A Short Sale occurs when a Lender approves the sale of a property for less than the amount that is owed on a mortgage or mortgages. The name, Short Sale, comes from the fact that the Lender’s payoff is coming up “short”. In fact, the lender will also be paying the real estate commissions and other closings costs. The sellers in a short sale typically cannot receive any funds from the sale. More
