Warren researches his investments so thoroughly that he is exceptionally good at forecasting the future. His secret to success and enormous wealth is actually that. Warren has a thorough understanding of each investment, which enables him to predict when to purchase, when to retain, when to merge, and when he should sell. You’ll quickly discover that you can accomplish the same thing with commercial real estate.

Additionally, when Warren purchases a firm, he bargains for control of the business. He gains control over six crucial components of a business that are essential to its success. Income, expenses, assets, debt, supervision, and insurance are among them. These same 6 restrictions are also available to you when investing in commercial real estate.

• By increasing rentals, you may manage your revenue.
• Since you make the decisions, you manage the costs.
• You have control over the asset since you can sell or refinance it at any time.
• You are in charge of the loan because you arranged the financing.
• Since you engage the property management, you have control over the management.
• You have control over the insurance by selecting the kind and amount of coverage that you want.

Forced appreciation and equity can be used to create instant wealth

Make Your Property More Valuable by…

Rent increases for your tenants. The net operating income of a commercial property is one of the key factors in determining its value. As a result, the value of your property increases as net income does. It’s that easy. The most straightforward method is by far raising lease and rent rates.

Lowering the property’s running costs. Consider a commercial building as a company that sells goods. Your profit will be higher if you can keep the pricing of the goods you sell while lowering the cost. The value of your commercial property follows the same logic. You’ll be more successful if you can keep the rent & lease rates the same while lowering the expense of operating it, right? Employee costs, contractor costs, electricity costs, office costs, property tax evaluation, insurance, etc. are typical operational costs that can be cut.

Releasing amenities smartly

We’ve worked on a lot of huge apartments with swimming pools. So, installing an outdoor pool is not a big deal, and in some circumstances, the hassle may outweigh the benefits. In order to find out the most recent “in” thing to do to impress our clients, our tenants, we connect with other homeowners and share “best-practices” among ourselves.

Over the years, we’ve discovered the following ways to raise the value of our properties, those of our clients, and the neighbourhood: a business park with computers (bolted down, of course!), a fax machine, a copier; a conference room for holding meetings; a health club with instructors available for hire; free wireless internet, especially near universities; a cutesy coffee bar (we mimicked the Dunkin donuts theme); and concierges. Obviously, not all properties have these features.