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Commercial Leases A commercial lease is a rental
agreement between commercial property owners or managers and
their tenants. A commercial properties, as the name
suggests, are properties leased or owned for business use
rather than residential use. They may include office
properties, industrial properties such as warehouses or
factories, research facilities, or retail properties such as
shopping centers or malls. They do not include
houses, condominiums, or apartment complexes.
Commercial lease range in length from several months to
several years. When tenants sign a lease, they are indebted
to pay the property owner or manager a certain amount of
rent income each month during the term of the lease.
Commercial leases have been recognized as an assignable
cash flow only recently; therefore, funding for commercial
lease payments is a growing industry. Several of the funding
sources that are already set up for factoring and mortgage
purchasing are now beginning to fund commercial leases.
Consequently real estate investors with income-producing
commercial properties are now able to solve their cash flow
needs by selling payments on the secondary market instead of
borrowing from a bank. Selling commercial lease payments is
an attractive alternative to traditional financing because
it is less cumbersome and expensive, and provides more
flexible solutions to short-term cash flow problems.
Murcor Funding represents several investors that will
purchase your future commercial lease payments for immediate
cash. Contact Murcor Funding
today to find out how we can help you.
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