In some cases, real estate investors are not going to be able to agree on what to do with the property that they own. Maybe you and a partner started an investment firm. You purchased some property and now you want to sell. Your partner doesn’t want to sell and...
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What California landlords need to know about accessibility
If you own or manage any kind of property in the Los Angeles area, you know that California has some of the strongest accessibility regulations in the country. That includes residential properties available to rent. Of course, there are federal regulations as well....
Can you kick out a tenant for having a pet without permission?
Dogs may be a man’s best friend. However, they can be a landlord’s worst nightmare. And this explains why most landlords include a “no pet “clause in their lease contracts. So, what happens when a tenant brings a pet into a rented property without your consent?...
Why should you invest in commercial real estate?
The real estate industry is one of the most extensive businesses. Different options exist, including commercial real estate (CRE). Most developers gravitate towards this type of investment, as it offers significant benefits. The following are four reasons to invest in...
2 reasons to negotiate lower CAM fees in a commercial lease
Finding the right property can allow customers to start patronizing a new business quickly, but opening a physical location will also drastically increase an organization's operating expenses. Any new commercial lease likely comes with several years of payment...
3 benefits of investment partnerships in real estate
Investing in real estate has been one of the most encouraged and profitable business ventures for years. You can invest in a vast range of options, depending on your preferences and goals. Further, you can go for a project alone or with a partner(s). This guide...
What if your commercial tenant abandons their unit?
Securing a commercial tenant usually means that a property owner can count on a year or more of regular payments. Commercial leases frequently run for several years and therefore help guarantee a steady stream of income for some time. Unfortunately, businesses often...
What does Measure ULA mean for commercial real estate?
As a commercial real estate professional in Los Angeles, it can be hard to keep up with the ever-evolving landscape of local tax policies. Measure ULA has been garnering much attention from the industry recently, and for a good reason — it could have serious...
What are the proposed changes to L.A. outdoor dining permits?
To say it’s been a rough few years for the restaurant industry is an understatement. As the owner of one hospitality group puts it, “It’s like being kicked in the shins, over and over again.” Now, restaurant owners in Los Angeles are facing another potential...
Which is better—buying or leasing a commercial property?
Operating a successful business requires sound decision-making, especially as the company grows. For example, if you must relocate due to growth, you’ll need to decide between leasing or buying your next commercial space. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer to...