I’m diving into a topic that’s not often talked about – the challenges of getting approvals for commercial real estate projects in New York City.
If you’re an investor and/or developer, how do you mitigate your risks when embarking on projects in this New York City landscape?
Got debt? Has anyone ever told you that understanding how to create and maximize your debt profile is crucial to becoming a successful investor?
I’m in this industry primarily because I want to make a difference in the lives of others, one investment at a time.
What do I consider a risky versus a safe investment? How can a risky investment be identified?
So you’re a commercial investor, and you’re looking to reduce your risk in every single transaction.
I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself, I’m Cynthia Peacock. I’m the founder and owner of Virtuoso Realty Group. We are a New York City-based commercial real estate group that focuses on helping owners acquire and/or transact on Commercial Real Estate and helping tenants identify solutions for their commercial real estate needs.
When is the right time to sell your commercial property? Commercial real estate, as you know if you’re an investor and you’re a long-term buyer and/or seller, you know this market goes up and down and has cycles.
What type of documentation are you going to have to be prepared with to get a commercial loan?
So we talk a lot about when is a good time to buy commercial real estate, but what about the other side of that? When is a good time to quit the business and move forward?