Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What is often a primary concern when considering the acquisition of commercial real estate?

  1. The investment return potential

  2. The past residential usage of the property

  3. Availability of nearby schooling

  4. Neighborhood crime rates

  5. Personal connection to the locality

  6. Presence of historical buildings

The correct answer is: The investment return potential

When considering the acquisition of commercial real estate, the primary concern is often the investment return potential. Commercial real estate is typically seen as an investment, whether for rental income, capital appreciation, or both. Understanding the potential return on investment is crucial for making informed decisions. The other options are not typically primary concerns when acquiring commercial real estate. Past residential usage of the property, availability of nearby schooling, neighborhood crime rates, personal connection to the locality, and the presence of historical buildings are important factors to consider but are generally secondary to the investment return potential in commercial real estate acquisitions.

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