Asset Management Publications
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"Return of the REITs"
(Hunt) No. 1584, Tierra Grande reprint, 2pp. (10/30/2002) |  Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are gaining popularity as a result of a poorly performing stock market. This article presents a basic overview of REITs and their presence in Texas.
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| "Shifting Taxes to Tenants: High Demand Market Eases Owners' Tax Burden"
(Gilliland & Etter) No. 1229, Tierra Grande reprint, 3pp. (4/1/1998) |  Market conditions have an important effect on a property's ability to generate rental income and NOI. In high-demand markets, owners can shift a portion of taxes to tenants, thereby easing some of the burden.
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| "Commercial Leases: Key Clauses and What They Mean"
(Figueroa & Etter) No. 1097, Tierra Grande reprint, 3pp. (11/14/1995) |  There is no such thing as a standard commercial property lease. Negotiation between landlord and tenant is the key. This column covers the common commercial lease clauses and what they mean.
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| "Buy or Lease? Commercial Property Decisions"
(Caldwell & Etter) No. 1064, Tierra Grande reprint, 3pp. (3/20/1995) |  The decision to buy or lease space needed for conducting a firm's business is important. The buy-or-lease decision is more than a financial one. This article focuses on the analytical framework for making this decision.
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| "A Successful Renovation"
(Cummins & Etter) No. 1013, Tierra Grande reprint, 3pp. (1/15/1994) |  Deciding to renovate an income-producing property involves more than paint and shrubbery. It is a complex asset-management decision. Successful use of an asset management plan is illustrated in this renovation case study.
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