what is a grade 'A' specification and what are the others when it comes to commercial property in the UK
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A1 - Retail Shops\n\nfor the retailing of goods other than hot food \nas a post office \nsale of tickets or travel agents \nsale of sandwiches and other cold food for consumption off the premises \nhairdressing \nfuneral directors \ndisplay of good for sale \nhiring of domestic or personal goods or articles \nfor the reception or service of goods to be washed, cleaned or repaired. \nA2 - Professional and Financial Services - Banks, Insurance Brokers, Solicitors, Estate Agents.\n\nA3 - Food & Drink - Restaurants, bars, public houses, takeaways.\n\nB1 - Business which covers offices other than those in class A2\n\nB2 - General Industrial, covers industrial processes such as manufacturing and repairing which does not come under B1 or the special industrial classes B3-B7\n\nB3-B7 - Special Industrial Classes which have potential for environmental harm.\n\nB8 - Storage and distribution, warehousing etc.
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Southcourt Property Management have put together a business start up pack in lettings and property management. Think their website is www.lettings-opportunity.co.uk.\nPack costs £575 I have bought one and it is very useful!
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only the signes one would have any substantive value and even then I would hesitate a great deal at reccomending more than £20.\n\ncheck wizard.com for the usual grading but if ou plan to sell than halve the price for your bidding war to begin.\n\nif you do take them to a dealer than please bear in mind that yes their will be a mark up for them, as they have to give you money for something that may stick to the shelf for a Very Long Time
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Find a Real Estate professional in your area who specializes in commercial properties. They are the best qualified(and know the market) better than anyone in your area! Be sure to give him/her specific details of what you need as well as price ranges! This helps narrow down the process! Good Luck!\n\nP.S. find a real estate online and look up their available commercial properties...this can also give you an idea of pricing and availability!
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REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTED ASSESSOR AND INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR\n\nEducational Requirements: (35 ILCS 200/2-45)\n\nJurisdictions with lower EAVs – less than $25 million in non-farm EAV and less than $1 million in commercial and industrial EAV.\n\nThe candidate, appointee, or contractor must complete an introductory assessment course approved by the Department of Revenue or meet one of the requirements for jurisdictions with higher EAVs.\n\nJurisdictions with higher EAVs - $25 million or more in non-farm EAV or $1 million or more in commercial and industrial EAV.\n\nThe candidate, appointee, or contractor must have a CIAO certificate and minimum additional course work, if applicable. Other professional designations qualify, including:\n\nInternational Association of Assessing Officers\n\nResidential Evaluation Specialist (RES) \nCertified Assessment Evaluator (CAE)\nAppraisal Institute\n\nResidential Member (RM) \nMember Appraisal Institute (MAI) \nSenior Real Property Appraiser (SRPA) \nSenior Real Estate Analyst (SREA) \nSenior Residential Analyst (SRA)\nNational Association of Independent Fee Appraisers\n\nMember (IFA) \nSenior Member (IFAS) \nAppraiser – Counselor (IFAC)\nAmerican Society of Appraisers\n\nMember (ASA)
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4-1.15. Safekeeping Property\n \nSee link below.
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It depends on the type of appraisal.  If the income approach is used the only measurement of square footage you will be using is how much is charged to tenants per square foot.  So either ext. or int. may be used, the main focus is how much income the property recieves.  Look for things called net leasable area or gross leasable area.  In the sales comparison approach they will use other properties to value your property.  One thing they will look at is square footage, whichever measurement they use, ext. or int., they have to use the same measurement on all properties.  In the cost approach they will use both types of measurements because in this approach they are trying to see how much it would cost to replicate the property.  My best advice would be to contact a local appraiser who deals in commercial properties and ask them.  Some of them won't help but after a few calls you'll be able to find someone who will.
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http://www.dh.gov.uk/assetRoot/04/07/14/53/04071453.PDF
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Hi\nThe pitfalls are:\nDoes the property have good title? Watch out for kat irtifaki tapu.\nIs it affected by debts?\nHas the building been constructed legally?\nIs the property a cooperative property where the cooperative has not yet been signed off? This stops you getting title of the property.\nIs the property in an archaeological site?\nIs the property built in an area zoned for individually owned homes rather than, for example, hotel style developments?\nWill you be able to get planning consent for any changes that you want to make?\nIs the seller asking for illegal black money?\n\nBut more importantly make sure that you have a solicitor that speaks both Turkish and English, or a firm that has both.
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I dont have expirience but start here.\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1006977150133
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The CE mark (officially CE marking) is a mandatory marking on certain products, which is required if they are placed on the market in the European Economic Area (EEA). By affixing the CE marking, the manufacturer, or its representative, or the importer assures that the item meets all the essential requirements of all applicable EU directives.\n\nClass A covers industrial computers.  Class B covers home and office computers.
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For a primary residence no.\n\nOn rental properties this may differ.
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See the following:\n\nhttp://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/bimmanual/BIM20200.htm
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http://www.britishhighcommission.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1106749659639
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Commercial property is on the rise. Anything to do with retail is on a current sell out. Even investments in commercial property is rising very well. If youre in Rajasthan, the place is supposed to pick up rapidly for the IT and BPOs. Also, manufacturing in Rajasthan is on a rise. Contact some architects there. Or get in touch with a Civil Engineering/Construction firm immediately.
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Sounds like it may involve the time it takes for a particular supplier to get their procuct to you.\nAs for the spectrum, how you would rate a supplier and how well they respond to your demands as a retailer, that is what would you rate them on a "scaled" grading system.\nHope it helps.
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You would need to be more specific to get a good answer.  It depends on a number of factors - what is being sold, is the person selling it an expert in that type of item, what state are you in, etc.  Overall, Article 2 of the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) governs the sale of goods, but different states have adopted it in different forms.\n\nIf you can provide a bit more detail, you'll get a much better response.  Good luck to you -