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Selling Your Business And Achieving The Highest Price

When selling your business it is critical that you understand the processes involved. After all, unlike other business decisions this will only be made once! So here are a few questions that might help you in the process by Atrium Properties- Why are you selling? Are you selling because the business has reached its full potential or do you want to get out because you have had enough? It's important to have a reason for the sale as you will get asked this question from all potential purchasers. Is your  property  Clifton Park office space for rent ? If a buyer is looking at your business he will want to see a long term  lease  in place. Negotiate with your landlord an extension to your  lease  and make sure that you have a clause in there which allows you to transfer the  lease  to the new buyer. When did you last value your assets? This is especially important when it comes to  property  as prices are constantly changing and you might get a very pleasant surprise. Do you want to s

Investing in Buy-to-Let Property by Atrium Properties

Atrium Properties - When one has the capital to make a significant investment, the thought of buying a  property  to let surely comes to mind. Letting out a  property  can be a fine source of capital growth, however it also requires much work on the part of the landlord. If it is your intention to purchase a  property  to let, it is important to know a few of the pitfalls along the way and how to avoid them. The first thing you must know is for what purpose you are buying the  property . Your objectives might be income, which is your month to month profits from the tenants, or capital growth, which deals with making a profit through increased equity from the second  property  as the value increases over time. This choice should influence what type of  property  you purchase and the location of the  property . Maintaining a  property  is an expensive process. As a guide, you should be aiming to achieve a gross rent of at least one hundred thirty-five percent of the  property ’s interes