Emphasis Placed on Benefits and Net Basics

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During 1983, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) response to growing concentration on tax benefits for investors in limited partnerships was of prime importance to the real estate industry. Many experts concur with the IRS on the notion of refocusing investment structuring for economic benefits rather than tax benefits. Mortgage deals and chain of title arrangements are assessed as to their true worth. IRS investigation of valuation is focused on three things: is a realistic purchase price being paid, is interest being handled correctly, and is profit and loss allocation handled right in light of equity ownership? The unique qualities of assets are highlighted. Investment fundamentals ahould be emphasized and tax benefits should be put in their proper perspective.

Valuation, Mortgages

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Limited benefits

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Some local agents admit the new Welsh Assembly based in Cardiff, Wales, is unlikely to have an impact on demand for offices. The city already faces a shortage of good quality space. Some speculative office building of 85,000 sq ft at Pier Head Road, Cardiff, is going ahead. A study looking to the effect of devolution in Scotland on the Scottish property market suggested demand for office space in Edinburgh, Scotland, was not likely to increase substantially. Demand for high quality offices in Edinburgh, is not being satisfied but there is little speculative development planned for the city.

Analysis, Supply and demand, Scotland, Real estate development, Offices, Wales

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Benefits of electricity audits for tenants

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Many commercial tenants fail to give enough thought to lease clauses concerning the calculation and billing of electricity costs. Tenants should carefully the various approaches to such clauses, to determine the disadvantages and advantages of each. If a lease requires an electric power audit, the tenant should carefully study the audit's conclusions.

Lessors of Real Estate, Real Estate Operators and Lessors, Real Property Lessors, Management, Interpretation and construction, Purchasing, Contracts, Real estate industry, Electric power, Leases, Landlords, Tenants

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