It’s usual for landlords of commercial property to have empty units when they’re between tenants, doing repairs, or waiting for a sale or lease to go through.
Owning a commercial property comes with its share of responsibilities and when that property becomes unoccupied, even temporarily, the risks can multiply rapidly.
If you are a landlord and your rental income is likely one of your most important financial assets. Whether you rent out your commercial property, several risks always loom large;
