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Making Money from Commercial Property Successful Investing in Commercial Properties Tom Entwistle Editor - LandlordZONE 1 Investment - not Speculation! An investment operation is one which, upon thorough analysis promises safety of


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Making Money from Commercial Property

Successful Investing in Commercial Properties

Tom Entwistle – Editor - LandlordZONE

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Investment - not Speculation!

“An investment operation is one which, upon thorough analysis promises safety of principal and an adequate return. Operations not meeting these requirements are speculative” Benjamin Graham THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR

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Commercial Property ?

  • Many have found this to be a very

satisfactory and rewarding investment medium:

  • Shops
  • Offices
  • Workshops / Industrial / Leisure
  • Mixed use – including residential
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Shops

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Offices

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Workshops

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Leisure / Retail

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Spectrum of Quality / Value

  • Prime Commercial

£1.5m +

  • Secondary Commercial

£75k - £1.5m

  • Tertiary Commercial

up to £75k

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Preserve of the Professionals?

  • Traditionally:

– Institutional Investors – Property Professionals

  • Now – encourage the “amateur” ?

“It is in the interests of the entire property market to keep private investors as long-term investors in the market”

  • Richard Auterac, EG August 2002, Director & Auctioneer, Jones Lang LaSalle
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So what’s Changed?

  • Stock Market
  • Pensions
  • Interest Rates
  • Inflation
  • Buy-to-Let – residential
  • Average returns – best performing asset

class over one, three, five, ten and possibly even 15 years!

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What are the Prospects?

  • Global recovery uncertain - prospects for

UK property remain strongly positive.

  • Consensus total returns on Investment

Property forecast for 2002 increased to 9.3%

  • Forecast total returns 2003 - 9.3%

2004 - 9.9%

Source Investment Property Forum – August 2002 Survey – www.ipf.org.uk

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Risk / Reward / Effort - Spectrum

  • 20 % + secondary /development
  • 11% - 19% - secondary
  • 10% good secondary / primary
  • 4% - Building Society
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Pros - ComProp 1

  • Relatively High Income
  • Steady growth in value if unspectacular
  • Established UK property market structure
  • Institutional Lease principles – clear return
  • Tenants accept FRI lease - protects landlord rights
  • Established disciplines for valuation, finance,

service charges, rent reviews, lease renewals etc.

  • The property market has SOME liquidity.
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Pros - ComProp 2

  • Upward only rent reviews – 3 to 5 years
  • Long leases compared to residential
  • Commercial generally requires less initial

refurbishment cost

  • Often minimal management involvement
  • Managing agent – not necessary?
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SIPP – Self Administered Personal Pension

  • Rental income is paid untaxed into the SIPP
  • Up to 75% mortgage is allowed to purchase
  • All legal costs and disbursements paid from the fund
  • No Capital Gains Tax payable on sale of property
  • Reclaim VAT on property improvements
  • Pensions may be payable from rental income
  • No limit on the number of properties which can be

purchased

  • Fund can buy property from own business and continue to

use it, with a minimal impact on the business's liquidity

  • You can purchase a share of a property
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Cons: ComProp

  • Slightly higher commercial lending rates.
  • Higher average lot values – more difficult

to spread risk – but syndicated investments?

  • Less spectacular rises in capital values,

compared to residential

  • Values can go down in declining areas or

where occupancy rates decline

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Investment Philosophy!

  • Value Investing – finding value - buying

value – take the long-term view

  • Thorough analysis – attention to detail, do

your homework, learn the lessons.

  • Risk Reduction – avoid the big mistakes
  • Plan for the upside, be mindful of the

downside

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Investment Considerations

  • How much of your own capital to invest – how

much to borrow, how much can you borrow?

  • The location – where do you invest?
  • Property type – retail, office, industrial, leisure ?
  • Risk/reward profile – higher the risk, greater the

return

  • Risk reduction – portfolio, tenant, local market
  • Developmental – buying & enhancing value
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Commercial Property Secrets

  • How the ComProp market works,
  • Economic analysis, investment, CAPM
  • Financial analysis, DCF, NPV, IRR
  • Risk reduction Methods!
  • Know what costs are involved?
  • Understand the tax and legal implications?
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Commercial Property Secrets

  • How to do the sums – Spread Sheet Calcs
  • How to develop and enhance value to make

real money!

  • Managing the refurbishment project
  • How to manage tenants wisely!
  • How to reap the rewards!