The following Q&A was completed as part of our conversational Commercial Real Estate FAQ Interview Series, we hope you find it helpful: Triple net real estate in a type of investment real estate where the owner of the...
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Fully diluted shares
These are the total number of shares of common stock of a company that will be outstanding if all convertible securities were converted to common shares.
Cul-de-sac
Also referred to as a dead-end, it is a street that only has one outlet or inlet. It typically widens at the end to allow a vehicle to make a U-turn.
Financial Leverage
This refers to the utilization of borrowed funds in order to obtain an investment.
Incubator
This is an economical development specifically created and designed to support up-and-coming or new businesses. Incubators typically provide a lab or office space for free at a discounted price in buildings that are leased or...
Dock-high Door
This is a loading dock door that is elevated to four feet so that it will be even with the standard tractor-trailer height for the unloading and unloading of goods so there isn't a elevation change.
Closing costs
This refers to the costs the buyer needs to pay at the time of the closing. Closing costs can depend from one financial institution to another. They are in addition to the downpayment, which may include title charges, the credit...
Equity
This is the fair market value of an asset less the value of any liabilities on the asset. It is commonly used to define the value of a property and help in the purchasing of a new one. Equity is taken into account when taking out...
Forecast
This is a prediction or an estimate of a future outcome or condition.
Descent
This is the acquisition of a particular property through inheritance laws. Upon the death of another, a person obtains the real estate or asset of the former as their heir at law.
