Less has been
written about investing in a non-residential or commercial property
(office, retail and industrial) compared to its residential
counterpart. What can be noted is not its lack of appeal to investors
but the fact that they would rather invest in something already
familiar to them. Knowing more about the benefits of investing in
commercial property
might
do the trick.
Investing in a commercial property
could include having long-term mortgage coming from its tenants,
giving your business clear and fixed costs while generating income.
When it comes to financing, you can also use mortgage loans to
finance your purchase and the monthly amount needed could end up like
paying for a lease. When dealing with other clients or business
partners, you can offer the property as a guarantee.
Being on the
other side of the fence has its perks, one of which is control.
Owning your property provides more control and security in handling
it. If there are any renovations done to its premises, it
also
increases the value of the owner’s investment. Lastly, there are
tax advantages or deductions given by the Australian government for
business property owners— if your property is used to run a
business or is available to rent for that purpose only.
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