Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Consider This.....Warehouses

What to Consider When Buying a Warehouse

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Texas properties can be turned into profitable businesses when you go for the right investment. However, before investing on Texas commercial real estate warehouses, there are some factors to consider, so you are sure that your investment will be worth it.


Factors to Consider When Investing on a Warehouse


Below are some factors you should consider when evaluating Texas properties that you plan on using as warehouses:


  • Location – Your warehouse should be accessible. If you plan on using it actively for your personal business purposes or if you plan to rent it out, it should be in an accessible place. This helps you as the owner to save on expenses when it comes to transportation to and from the warehouse; and it also encourages potential renters to pay for your space since it is somewhere convenient.
  • Size – Warehouses should be spacious. If you plan on renting out your space, you should have space that is enough for several clients—this entails having bigger Texas properties to turn into warehouses. If you intend on using it for your business needs, you may do with something smaller.
  • Purpose – In relation to size, you should determine the purpose of the warehouse. Smaller Texas properties may be turned to compact warehouses for personal business use, while bigger spaces are more suited to be rented out. If you plan on leasing a space as storage for items which sizes you are unsure of, such as furniture and appliances, you will do much better if you have a bigger space. This also helps attract more potential clients since you will most likely have more to offer compared to those which are smaller.
  • Condition – Evaluate the physical state of the warehouse you have set your eyes on. Does it have a well-maintained structure? Is the electricity wiring working? Is the building secure—no damages which could lead trespassers in? Before you invest on a warehouse, checking the physical condition of the building is a must. If it would require much renovation from your end, make sure that you get the space for a much cheaper and reasonable price since you will have to do renovations on it. If it is in a good condition however, spending more for the warehouse may be a wise investment if you can use it well.
  • Market – Decide if your warehouse location can attract the market you need to make it a sustainable business or establishment. You may be in a crowded location, but do people in the area need storage services? Will you be able to attract clients efficiently for the warehouse you are planning to invest in? Considering these factors before you spend your money on a warehouse will help set the gears in motion faster once you have decided to buy it.


Before investing on Texas commercial real estate, take a look at these considerations and evaluate whether your investment will be worth it. Examining these factors can help you get your investment back sooner, and you won’t feel like you made the wrong choice if you go through these factors first.




If you or someone you know, is interested in investing in commercial real estate, feel free to contact me:


Allen J.-Texas Real Estate Broker www.TexasRealtyPros.com broker@texasrealtypros.com 832-305-7653

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