Once your organization has landed that lease, you’ll likely be engaging in a tenant improvement project to get that space built out the way you need it. Download our tool for some tips on what to consider when selecting a project manager.
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A guide to the nonprofit audit.
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NMTCs can finance community projects such as childcare, health clinics, charter schools, family resource centers, community arts centers, and other neighborhood-serving facilities. Check out this NMTC primer to get an overview of the basic NMTC financial transaction and key players involved.
DownloadWhether you are constructing a new building or undergoing renovations, here’s a guide for deciding which architect is right for you.
DownloadA Sources & Uses template summarizes the one-time expenses and financing plan for a capital project. Download this template to start budgeting for your project.
DownloadYou don’t want any surprises in your new space once you’ve signed a lease and moved in. These are helpful questions to keep in mind when touring potential spaces.
DownloadThe real estate process is long and involved. This general layout of the real estate development process is a guide through phases of development.
DownloadWant to know the difference between a Class A and Class B Building? Discover that and more in this glossary!
DownloadAs you embark on a real estate project, you will need to evaluate your organizational readiness.
DownloadA guide to asking for what you want in a lease.
DownloadWe know that as a nonprofit or social enterprise, you are focused on your programs and clients, not necessarily on searching for new space. The real estate process can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be! Keep this glossary handy to look up definitions for commonly used real estate terms that you are likely to hear on your search.
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