Gerald Tostowaryk
The Realty Company
11810 Kingsway Ave., Edmonton, Alberta
P: 780-452-2700  F: 780-452-2733
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Commercial Real Estate/Economic Update - Feb 8, 2012

First, let me apologize for my usual lengthy blog. I can't help it, I just love the sound of my wri ...

Why You Need a Commercial Realtor - Jan 26, 2012

Life is so full of coincidences. A few days a month I instruct learners in the new Agent Licencing ...

Commercial Real Estate - Calling The Listing Agent - Dec 8, 2011

Who You Gonna Call? Who do most of us call when we see a property for sale that we are interested i ...

Valuing Commercial Land - Oct 20, 2011

Commercial real estate is, by its very nature, rather complicated. From determining a client's need ...

Preparation for A Smooth Trouble Free Commercial Real Estate Transaction - Aug 27, 2011

Wow it's been over a month since my last blog. Seems like I'm making excuses for my infrequent blog ...

Thursday, November 12, 2009 - Buying Commercial Real Estate-Conditions

When making an offer to buy commercial real estate (or any real estate for that matter), most buyers insert conditions. Conditions basically say "I will buy your real estate IF this event happens to my satisfaction". They are a way of tying up a property while you do your research, or "due diligence". Common conditions in the Edmonton commercial real estate market are financing, inspection, checking rents and leases, environmental analysis, checking title, checking contracts relating to the rea ... Full Article...
posted in General at Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:05:03 -0700



Friday, November 6, 2009 - How Much Deposit To Put Down?

This is a question that Sellers and Buyers will have very different answers on. Let's focus mostly on the Buyer, and the Seller's point of view will be covered in the process. First, I want to start off with a question. Is a deposit required when making an offer? Now I am not a lawyer, but from all the legal information I have seen, the answer is that no, a deposit is not required. A promise to sell and a promise to buy are valid consideration; consideration being something of value that is req ... Full Article...
posted in General at Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:41:28 -0700



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