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Gettin' Real: A Real Estate Blog

Many people say they don't really feel like an adult until they buy their first home. It is a huge step. Rather than letting a landlord make all important repairs, you take on this responsibility yourself. You also get to build equity in the home over time, which can be a rather smart investment. At the same time, buying your first home can be a little intimidating. You may have questions about applying for a mortgage, setting a budget, and shopping efficiently. We hope to answer those questions with our helpful content. Your real estate agent is a good source of information, and so is this blog.

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Tips for Choosing a Virtual Office Space

How businesses operate has evolved immensely given the advancements in technology. As a result, the very place in which businesses operate has also changed. No longer is it necessary for a company to have a set office space, a virtual office is now an option. With a virtual office, your company and associates will have the advantages of a traditional office space, but on your terms. Whether you plan to send out a remote team to expand your business or you have another short-term need, learn more about choosing a virtual office space for your company.

Location, Location, Location

No, a virtual office space might not be your primary location forever, but it is essential that it be in a location that is ideal for the employees that need to work there, as well as any clients that might need to be seen. For example, if you need a virtual office space to use while you have a new building constructed, choose a location that is as near to the new location of your business as possible to keep things convenient for your employees and clients. 

Pre-Ready Space

A virtual office should be a turn-key property; a build-out should not be necessary. Again, the space is temporary, so there is no need for you to come into the space and spend money to bring it up to where you need it to be. For example, the space should have the appropriate furniture and internet capabilities already. Sit down and make a list of things that you must have in a space, such as a large conference room. You can then hand this list over to an agent who will search for virtual offices that meet these criteria.

Full-Service Options

Virtual offices are available with different options. Some offices only provide a space for your workers to engage. There are also full-service office spaces that provide a private address for you to receive mail under your business name and a full-time front desk agent that can field calls and take messages. If your employees will only be working in the space occasionally, the latter option is often the most ideal. Sit down and think about what type of services you need and then choose a virtual office space that offers the types of options you need. 

Do not underestimate the role an agent can play in the selection process. As a busy professional, you do not have the time to scout locations. Provide an agent with your list of needs and wants, and they will use their knowledge to help find the right virtual office space for your needs.