Due diligence (purchase inspection)
is one of the most important steps
before purchasing a property. This involves carefully inspecting the property using a checklist. A thorough purchase inspection is a complex process, as simply gathering the necessary information requires considerable expertise. Due diligence for a real estate transaction is usually divided into the following sub-areas: legal, tax, technical, and commercial due diligence. To be on the safe side, you can therefore consult us as specialists for your property valuation.
Off-Market Deals
If you don't want your property
to appear on the open real estate market, the property sale should be carried out as an off-market deal. The property will only be recommended to an internal, solvent group of buyers under ideal circumstances. For such a discreet, off-market deal, you need a reputable real estate agent with a good network. Your advantage: No one will find out about the sale.
Residential Real Estate Investment
Residential real estate represents one of the most crisis-resistant
and secure investment products, and is therefore in high demand. With Realtiesinvest´s market expertise and extensive know-how, solid real estate investments are possible.
Properties
Investments in Real Estate
Investing in commercial real estate is attractive for investors who want to invest their money and generate attractive returns. Investment properties have gained popularity among many investors in recent times.
Specialty properties offer higher returns than standard commercial properties, but they also carry higher risks. Let’s weigh the pros and cons together to make the right investment decision. Realtiesinvest’s network also allows for transactions in nursing homes and student residences.
Institutional Investors as Real Estate Buyers
Unlike owner-occupiers, investors aren’t focused on personal taste when purchasing a property, but rather on the expected return (B2B real estate sales) – as an investment in the future, so to speak.
Therefore, at REALTIESINVEST, we choose a slightly different marketing strategy than for owner-occupiers. In addition to photos, illustrated floor plans, and 360-degree tours, investors primarily examine the property for profitability before purchasing and form a clear picture before even visiting the property for the first time. Investors want to know the actual rental income and the potential for vacancy, whether existing rents can be adjusted after renovations, and how long any vacancies in the property typically last.