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The NRTA...Serving Commercial Tenants
The NRTA is a leading source of lease administration education for commercial and retail real estate lease professionals, attorneys, lease accounting and commercial property management specialists who are responsible for operating costs and retail real estate terms. Included among our broad spectrum of retail lease education topics are: commercial real estate lease information, commercial property management training, commercial tenant best practices, real estate lease training, retail real estate trends, retail leasing tips, lease administration and lease abstracting.
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Commercial Tenant Best Practices
When: September 26-29, 2010
Where: Anaheim Marriott Hotel - Anaheim, CA
NRTA's Annual Conference program is focused on the commercial real estate lease challenges and the effective lease administration best practices that will help you maximize your ability to control occupancy  costs and build company profits in this recession-strained economy.
- 40 presentations
- 20 discussion groups
- Featured Presentation: Proposed FASB Lease Accounting Standard Changes
Who Should Attend: Lease administrators, attorneys, paralegals, accountants, auditors and other real estate professionals responsible for managing commercial lease portfolios.
View our conference brochure for course descriptions and agenda.
For registration and conference information visit NRTA's National Conference page.
Featured Presentation
William Bosco will address the proposed FASB lease accounting standard currently in development and its impact on retailers: potential first year increases in lease expenses for a 3-year lease of 7% and 21% for a 10-year lease. Many retailers will experience a 10–20% increase in reported lease costs.
.jpg) Mr. Bosco is a recognized expert in lease accounting with 33 years of experience, and is currently serving on the FASB/IASB Working Group to develop the new lease accounting standard to replace FAS 13.
Benefits of Sale-Leaseback
The limited availability of capital from traditional lending institutions has resulted in companies raising capital via a Sale-Leaseback transaction. A Sale-Leaseback occurs when a company which owns or develops real estate sells the property and leases it back under a long term, triple net lease. Unlike shopping center space where rent is based on market conditions, Sale-Leaseback rent is based on the credit worthiness of the tenant, location and cap rate environment on the investment.
Some of the benefits are...read more
The NRTA extends a warm welcome to the following NEW companies who have joined the growing ranks of NRTA Membership since January 1, 2010.
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Christopher and Banks
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HMSS |
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Deb Shops
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Lucernex
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Empire Theatres
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Meritax
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In-N-Out Burger
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PARTNER Engineering & Science
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Warner Norcross & Judd LLP
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Peet's Coffee and Tea
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Progressive Insurance
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Red Wing Shoe
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Current Issue
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July/August Features:
- NRTA Experts Host Restaurant Panel Discussion
- Avoiding the CAP Trap
- Member Profile: Brown Shoe Company, Inc.
- Legal Corner: Location, Location, Location: Issues That Arise With Leases in Unique Places
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