Commercial Sale Purchase Services

Realty Experts have associate’s offices all across India. We can help you to buy/sell your commercial property. We have a database of pre-leased properties, Commercial properties for end users and new commercial development all across India.

Commercial real estate is any non-residential property used solely for business purposes. If the real estate makes money, is rented out, used for investments, or falls into a number of other categories other than being a private residence, it can be considered commercial real estate.

The basic elements of an investment are cash inflows, outflows, the timing of cash flows, and risk. The ability to analyze these elements is key in providing services to investors in commercial real estate. It is important to analyze all these factors to make an informed decision.

For the landlords or local investor, trust is the most important element of a relationship-knowing the asset is well cared for and protected from the unwanted environmental, governmental, and legal activity and exposed to the highest degree of knowledge of local and State issues that affect real estate today. Combined with the market knowledge and building systems the investor can rely on us that their property is in good hands.

When deciding whether to buy commercial real estate, it’s important to understand the potential risks. The last thing you want is to buy a property and realize a year or two later that you would have been better off renting. Here are some of the potential risks a business faces when buying:

Location may backfire. Today’s “hot” neighborhood can become tomorrow’s “not” neighborhood. Locations are trendy. Gentrification may stall. The market may go bust. The area you choose one day may become undesirable the next. Of course, the reverse can be true, as well.
Loss of liquidity. Businesses may tie up much of their liquidity buying real estate. It’s not always easy to sell real estate, particularly in a slump. At the same time, businesses that own real estate at least have something to sell if they need a cash influx to revive a lagging business.
Tenuous cash flow. Tenants sometimes stop paying their rent. Other times, buildings are in need of unexpected — and expensive — repairs. Your cash flow can become compromised, especially if you are forced to simultaneously pay repairs and attorney fees to handle a tenant situation.

In order to be aware of risks, do your homework. Undertake extensive due diligence before signing any contract. You also need to be hands-on with your commercial property by overseeing every level of operation and making frequent on-site visits — otherwise, you may learn about problems after it’s too late to do anything to fix them.

We have a dedicated team of professionals to take care of all commercial sale/purchase requirements. We can help and guide individuals and corporates about the Sales and Legal documentation.