REALTOR SAFETY

This highly informative material is designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding of how various types of escalations, such as operating expenses, common area maintenance (CAM) and real estate taxes, among others, are addressed in today's commercial lease environment. The speaker will explore these obligations from the perspective of both the landlord and the tenant, as well as discuss the importance of thoroughly reviewing commercial lease provisions and addressing ambiguous language.

In this 60 minute on-demand webinar you will learn: - The importance of setting SMART property investing goals - An explanation of the different property investing strategies, and how to decide which is best for you - How to understand the property acquisition process - Who should you seek help from - how build a team of experts. - How to start your research and target suburbs and properties that meet your buying criteria - Already own property? Expert tips on how to optimise your portfolio and boost cash flow

The workforce development landscape in commercial real estate is shifting dramatically, with hiring today becoming a very different undertaking than it once was. There aren't enough candidates to fill all of the open positions, and the skills gap is widening. In fact, research shows that the labor shortage is currently impacting as many as 70 percent of all commercial real estate firms. But this current talent pipeline problem can't be blamed on the pandemic and the Great Resignation alone. Factors such as employee disengagement, stagnant wages, poor work culture, financial uncertainty and a lack of mentorship have all contributed to this talent crunch. Hiring and retention have never been easy, but today's labor market has only increased the level of difficulty. So, what are commercial real estate firms to do? Three industry veterans will share their advice and answer your questions in a wide-ranging virtual discussion.

The allocation of operating expenses in a commercial real estate lease is based on the lease structure involved, whether a net lease, triple net lease, gross or modified gross lease. Operating costs broadly include utilities, taxes, insurance, lease premise maintenance, common area maintenance and management expenses.