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A Straightforward Guide to Investing in and Managing Commercial Property, revised edition, 2024, substantially updates the previous edition in the light of recent changes in landlord and tenant law. The book will enable the reader to understand the main areas of this complex field, one that is usually left to the professionals. By using this clear and easy-to-understand guide, the process of managing commercial property, in the main smaller premises, will become that much easier. The book explains commercial properties and the law, discusses business lettings and the role of advisors, such as estate agents and solicitors, the law and repairing obligations and the complex business of service charges and challenging charges in the courts. In addition, the process of surrendering and assigning leases is discussed plus the landlords' rights when repossessing a property.

Building And Managing A Commercial Property Portfolio concentrates on Investing in and managing commercial property. This sector requires skills and a knowledge of the commercial property market. The management skills required are more specialist and the financial aspects are distinct from those of residential property. Standard legal documents are contained within the book. By following the advice offered you should be able to develop and manage a commercial property portfolio successfully.

This book offers an in-depth exploration of commercial property management, covering essential concepts and practices. It delves into topics such as leasing, property maintenance, financial management, and tenant relations, providing practical insights for both new and experienced managers. With a focus on real-world applications, it equips readers with the tools needed to navigate the complexities of the commercial real estate market effectively.

As rental property is now the dominant form of tenure in the UK, there are more and more investors coming into the market. However, at this current time, and a predicted forthcoming recession, the risks of investing are significant. As is the case with many types of investment, you have the professionals and the smaller investors. This book is intended to equip the smaller would-be investor with the skills needed to build a profitable portfolio, not least the management of properties and the different property types, such as houses in multi-occupation.

As rental property continues to be the dominant form of tenure in the UK, there are more diverse investors coming into the market. As is the case with many types of investment, you have the professionals and the smaller investors. This book is intended to equip the smaller would-be investor with the skills needed to build a profitable portfolio, not least the management of properties and the different property types, such as houses in multi-occupation.

Building and Managing a Commercial Property Portfolio concentrates on investing in, and managing commercial property. This sector requires particular skills and a knowledge of the commercial property market. The management skills required are more specialist and the financial aspects are distinct from those of residential property. Standard legal documents are contained within the book. By following the advice offered you should be in a position to develop and manage a commercial property portfolio successfully.

A Straightforward Guide to Managing Commercial Property, revised edition, substantially updates the previous edition in the light of recent changes in landlord and tenant law. The book will enable the reader to understand the main areas of this complex field, one that is usually left to the professionals. By using this clear and easy to understand guide, the process of managing commercial property, in the main smaller premises, will become that much easier. The book explains commercial properties and the law, discusses business lettings and also the role of advisors, such as estate agents and solicitors, the law and repairing obligations and the complex business of service charges and challenging charges in the courts. In addition, the process of surrendering and assigning leases is discussed plus the landlords rights when repossessing a property.