As businesses expand, needs change and so do one’s office address. Leasing is the way to go and the commercial leasing of property is the best way to fulfill your requirements without the hassles of investing in property, bothering about taxes, or the stress of looking after the maintenance requirements of commercial premises.
The benefits of leasing commercial property in Dubai are many. There are cost advantages like the lack of trade barriers, corporate taxes and income taxes. Labor costs are competitive and energy overheads are comparatively lower than other countries. There are free zone incentives like high level administrative support, 100% exemption from all import duties and 100% foreign ownership. Energy is inexpensive and abundant and there is freedom from corporate taxation. Moreover the business environment is unrivalled and conducive to the easy transaction of business dealing. State of the art communications and transportation systems are in place, there is a free enterprise system, the finances and banking sectors are well developed and sophisticated and the lifestyle is cosmopolitan.

Leasing a commercial property in Dubai thus has manifold plus points. One conducts business from state of the art buildings with second to none facilities, premises in prestigious and prime locations, plush comforts, sophisticated amenities and above all a healthy atmosphere to conduct business in.

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North Haven, CT (PRWEB) August 29, 2005

An 80,000 square feet multi tenant industrial property located at 57 Dodge Avenue in North Haven, CT sold August 5, 2005 for $ 3,775,000. Steven Inglese of the New Haven Group marketed and sold the property on behalf of the seller, The Hurley Group. Ted Schaffer of Press/Cuozzo, represented the buyer, who was a New York based investor. The buyer, 57 Dodge LLC, purchased the property as part of a 1031 tax exchange.

The multi tenant facility located on 5.1 acres is located in the Wharton Brook Industrial Park near the Wallingford/North Haven town line. The property was fully leased at the time of sale with the anchor tenant, North Fork Bank, occupying 60% of the facility on a long term lease. Ulbrich Steel and Jet Process were the two other tenants in the building. Uses in the property include storage, light manufacturing and office.

The building was built in 1965 and added onto in 1974. The building was originally used by a single tenant for a manufacturing use. Like many manufacturing buildings in the region, this property was reconfigured to meet the demand in the market, which is away from manufacturing, and is primarily for warehouse and storage use. Included in the total square footage of the building is a 20,000 square foot mezzanine.

The New Haven Group is a commercial real estate service firm focused on the sale of income producing property throughout Connecticut.

Contact:

Steven Inglese

203-773-3060

ski@thenewhavengroup.com

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The truth of the matter is that there are plenty of landlords and rental property investors out there that are simply less on task about this subject than they should be, and at the end of the day, this is something that will very easily come back around and bite them when they least expect it.

It doesn’t matter how large or small is your rental property is. You cannot simply stuff all of your receipts into a folder somewhere and forget them or you will end up doing yourself a grave disservice. What sort of problems might you face if you are lax about accounting for leases?

Rental Accounting Enables You to Keep an Eye on Your Tenants

One big advantage that you have when you look at having good record keeping for your rental property has to do with keeping good track of your tenants. Do you know who pays reliably and on time and who does not? This can make a big difference when a tenant asks for reprieve and what your decision should be.

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The more organized you are, the happier your tenants are going to be. No one likes to live in a place where they feel that their money is being handled frivolously, and by keeping good records, you are showing them how responsible you are. Give them professional courtesy and professional treatment in this respect.

Accounting Allows You to Handle Your Taxes and Cash Flow Smoothly

Another thing that you will discover is that the better your accounting is, the more likely you are to have a good experience when paying your taxes. Even if you are not worried about an audit, you’ll find that preparing your taxes and your paperwork for such tasks are going to be much easier.

Whether we like it or not, money is something that is very important to keep track of. Don’t fall into a place where you need to worry about not knowing where your money is going to go. If you perpetually wind up short at the end of the month, it may be because of poor bookkeeping. Don’t let this happen to you.

Accurate Figures Allows You to Make Sound Investment Decisions

Also be aware that when you keep good track of your leases that you are going to be able to make much better decisions for the future. For instance, are you in a place where you can move forward and expand? Good accounting for leases that you hold can tell you what is possible and what is not.

Your property taxes are not a laughing matter. They are one of the most important aspects of holding rental property. By making sure that you know what your rental cash flow is, you are going to find that you are in a much better place to deal with them.

Don’t fall behind on accounting for leases; there is a lot riding on you keeping good books!

Teo Zhenjie has been showing landlords how to manage their tenants and rental property effectively on Propertydo http://www.propertydo.com/ – To learn more important tips on accounting for leases, visit his website today for step-by-step real estate guides, free resources and forms.

Phoenix Property Management

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) June 29, 2009

Primary Residential Management is pleased to announce that despite the lagging economy, the company is prospering in the Phoenix Metropolitan area. They have been in business since 2005 and are currently engaged in residential property management in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. PRM prides itself on providing quality service to their clientele and their success shows this being accomplished. Credibility and reputation excel with PRM. They are an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau and affiliated with other Associations as well. Despite the downturn in the housing market, PRM has been prospering over local competition because of the way in which they are structured and managed.

PRM Services

PRM currently manages 600 plus homes for 500 plus investors/owners. PRM is comprised of five departments: Phoenix Metro Property Management, Leasing, Maintenance, Accounting, and New Owner Signups. PRM’s Maintenance Department is equipped with a licensed contractor which allows greater opportunity to produce income.

“We maintain proven systems for attracting, screening and securing quality tenants and provide all aspects of property support with a complete administrative staff for accurate & timely statements/disbursements,” said Josh Mihaylo, a PRM employee.

Primary Residential Management has dedicated departments and personnel that facilitate all marketing, leasing, billing & accounting with a full service maintenance department to support issues that may arise. They believe in the management of your investment with quality service & consistent communication. This support is also reflected in their flat fee structure.

Fixed monthly fees for management are very competitive, and include all of the following:

Monthly Rent Collection (including all legal postings & notices to Tenants)
Monthly Accounting Statements
Monthly Privilege Tax Collection (rental tax collected from Tenants)
Quarterly/Monthly allocation of collected Privilege Tax to appropriate city
Statutory Agent Service (receive legal notices on your behalf)
HOA enforcement & compliance (including notices to Tenants)
City compliance and enforcement upon documented violation
Maintenance Coordination (includes working with Builder/Home Warranties)http://www.AZPRM.com

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Tipton, Geithner spar over taxes, regulation
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Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) January 13, 2009

A new website, PropertyTaxPros.com, offers homeowner assistance to Metro-Atlanta homeowners whose property taxes are disproportionate to their homes’ current fair market value.

The site was created when Attorneys Robert J. Proctor, Bradley A. Hutchins and John E. Ramsey noticed the only area in this recession economy on the rise seems to be property taxes in the falling housing market. The trio of attorneys — experienced professionals who have more than half-a-century of combined experience representing thousands of taxpayers in property tax appeals — launched PropertyTaxPros™, metro Atlanta’s only tax appeal service managed by property tax lawyers.

PropertyTaxPros™ provides homeowner assistance to those who own and occupy single family residential homes, townhomes and condominiums in Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, Paulding and Rockdale counties. The services are offered exclusively online at http://www.propertytaxpros.com allowing the company to charge lower fees than typical law firms and the homeowners to gain instant access to their appeals’ status.

In addition to representing homeowners who have received reassessment notices, PropertyTaxPros™ offers a return and appeal service for homeowners who believe the fair market value of their homes is lower than the current tax assessment. Georgia law allows property owners to file a property tax return and state their opinion of fair market value. The property tax bill is then based on the value returned unless the tax assessors send a notice of reassessment following the filing of the return. If the tax assessors do reassess, the reassessment is appealable. The deadlines for filing property tax returns are March 1 for DeKalb and Gwinnett Counties and April 1 for all other counties in the area served.

Using an extensive data bank of housing indexes, market and assessment data and a proprietary value calculation algorithm, PropertyTaxPros™ determines a reduced tax assessment value. The company then files a property tax return at that value, files an appeal if the return is refused and negotiates the best possible settlement. If no settlement can be reached, the company presents the case to the Board of Equalization.

Customers pay an initial fee of $ 35. If a tax savings is achieved, the customer pays one-third of the first year tax savings.

Robert J. (Bob) Proctor has a three-decade track record of fighting for taxpayers’ rights. In addition to representing thousands of individual taxpayers, Bob has brought many successful class-action lawsuits. Included among these are: voiding Fulton County’s mass tax reassessment, striking down sales taxes on sales of used cars, ending the intangible tax on stocks and bonds, blocking Atlanta’s rain tax and forcing refunds of retroactive tax increases.

Bradley A. (Brad) Hutchins has brought hundreds of successful suits in property tax related cases, including more than 20 appellate cases. He is co-chairman of the State Bar’s Property Tax Committee and a member of the Title Standards Committee. In addition, Brad was recently named one of “The 2008 Legal Elite: Georgia’s Most Effective Lawyers” by Georgia Trend magazine.

In addition to a legal career that began more than 25 years ago, John E. “Buddy” Ramsey presently serves as Chairman of Dominus Holdings, a privately-held investor in property tax-related investments.

For additional information on how Metro-Atlanta area homeowners can receive homeowner assistance to file a property tax return and state their opinion of the fair market value of their homes, please visit propertytaxpros.com.

Contact:

Bradley Hutchins

Property Tax Pros

(770) 394-3500

Hutchins (at) propertytaxpros (dot) com

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