There can be a lot of value to the DIY option in life. If you’re handy or mechanically inclined, DIY projects around the house can be an enjoyable experience wherein you also save money. Industrial real estate isn’t typically an area that lends itself to DIY. Almost always, it makes far more sense to partner with an expert – someone who specializes in the type of industrial real estate that serves your needs. Still, if you’re considering the merits of going at it alone and you have a property you’re ready to sell, here are seven steps to DIYing the industrial lease. … Read more →
Seven Steps to DIYing the Industrial Property Sale0
Posted by Thomas Miller, CCIM
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