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I want to build a commercial building, then lease out the space. I also want to build some apartments. Does anyone know a good source of information on how to educate myself on such projects?
I have started with the business of renting out apartments. I want to move to build small warehouses and rent them out in.
I need to know more about this business, free sample forms like: tenant background, contracts, eviction forms, inventory check lists, business plans and excel sheets for business control or cheap software for business control.
Any advise?
I am based in Africa, Mozambique but the basics are global, i guess with some minor legal changes…
Here’s the situation:
My commercial tenant is leaving his rental space. We agreed to end the lease on certain conditions. I had no real problem with how it all played out, except for when I discovered a large piece of equipment that he told me he wouldn’t be taking with him. At first I was kind of mad and I demanded that it be taken away. He said it would be a major hassle to do this. However, our agreement says he must do it.
For a while I wasn’t sure what to do.
Then, all of a sudden, someone said they’d pay me decent money for the piece of equipment. And they said they would handle the dismantling and removal of this heavy item as well.
While I am weighing this offer, I am wondering:
Could my tenant come back and demand the equipment, despite having verbally telling me he would be leaving it and I would just have to “deal with it”?
Could the tenant demand a share of the sale?
If I sell it, can I still sue the tenant for breach of the lease for not taking it away?
I know it is impossible to give an exact value without more details, but i am interested in a ball park estimate.
If there is a commercial property that would sell for 7mil without any lease, how much less would it sell for if there was a 10/yr lease that generated 100k/yr?
Thanks
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