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As you look for opportunities on the commercial real estate market, you should always be patient and rational. Don't rush to make an investment. You may soon regret it when the property does not fulfill your goals. Be patient, as it could take as long as a year for just the right investment property to turn up.

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If you have to choose between two different properties, consider the benefits of opting for the larger amount of space. Regardless of which way you choose, coming up with the capital is a common factor, so often times it will be be worth digging a little bit deeper to get the larger property in order to maximize your long-term profits. Generally, this is much like the principle of buying in bulk; the more units you buy, the lower the price per unit.

If you desire to rent out commercial real estate, then you need to find solidly yet simply constructed buildings. Tenants will be more likely to rent space in this type of building, as it looks taken care of. Maintenance is also easier, because these buildings require less repair.

Take a tour of properties you are considering. It's a good idea to hire a building contractor to come with you and do on-the-spot inspections of properties you are considering. Use what you see in these tours to determine a fair opening offer. Give a bit of thought to the counteroffers before deciding to accept the offer, make a counteroffer yourself or walk away.

When you write your letters of intent, start off by dealing with the larger issues, then move on to the smaller ones later. This will diffuse tension during negotiations and will facilitate compromise on the minor issues.

The new space you purchase might need some upgrades and repairs prior to occupation. It may be cosmetic changes like rearranging the furniture or painting the wall. In many cases, it may be necessary to move walls or rearrange a floor plan. Negotiate payment for these improvements ahead of time, and attempt to have the landlord pay at least part of the costs.

It is essential to develop a list of emergency maintenance service providers. Find out from the landlord who you should call if the worst happens, and you need immediate repairs.