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jazzyaldan 12-05-2011 07:43 PM

Beginners Guide to Your Commercial Real Estate Lease
 
Many people find that being successful by yourself in commercial real estate is very difficult, which is why many people decide to build a commercial real estate team. Sure, you can try to do it all on your own, but it is usually a great deal more effective to have others working with you towards the same goal. Instead of trying to do it all yourself, building a commercial real estate team is a great idea. It will allow you to build up synergy within the team that will make you successful as a whole and will alleviate some of the stress on you. Finding a great team can help you get more deals and in a quicker amount of time. Wearing 20 different hats can be exhausting, so building up a team can provide you with the help you need while paving the way to more success in the commercial real estate industry.

What is Your Role?

If you are going to build your own commercial real estate team, the first thing you need to consider is what your role will be within the team. Usually it will be best to take a look at your strengths. What do you do well? Use your strengths to their fullest potential within the group; however, also be aware of what your weaknesses are as well. Are you good at organizing, delegating, or building relationships? Consider all these things when you are considering your role in the team. Once you figure out what your strengths are, use them, and then start looking for people that can help to fill in for your weaknesses on the team. Instead of spending time and money trying to refine your own weaknesses, usually it is your best bet to go ahead and add someone to the team that already has the expertise needed in that area. As you work with them, you can learn from them; however, it is best to have someone who has current expertise on your team, rather than to try and learn it quickly yourself.


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