Should Your Business Buy or Lease?
Air Date: 08/15/2013
There are some unique factors at this point in the cycle affecting the decision to lease or purchase real estate used for your business.
Prices are below replacement costs in many markets, interest rates are low, expected FASB lease accounting changes and we are in the recovery part of the cycle, historically the best timing to buy commercial real estate. Join us as we explore how selection, pricing, financing, accounting and market projections affect a company's lease vs purchase decision.
If you have any questions or comments for the host or guests about this topic, or if you would like to discuss any real estate related endeavors, you're invited to contact us at 888-612-SHOW or by e-mail or twitter.
- Michael Bull, CCIM
- Show Host
- Bull Realty, Inc.
- Website
- (404) 876-1640 x 101
Michael's brokerage services: Bull Realty.com
Michael's video training: Commercial Agent Success.com
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