Buy The Building, Keep The Profits
A book by Dr. Connor Robertson.
Buy the Building, Keep the Profits examines property ownership from the perspective of an operating business. The question is broader than whether rent feels expensive. It is whether owning the real estate that supports the company fits its capital needs, location plans, and ability to manage a second asset.
Author: Dr. Connor Robertson
Who this book is for
Business owners comparing their existing lease with ownership of the property their company occupies.
A practical reading guide
Compare the operating business and the property as two related decisions. The company needs suitable space and enough capital to keep operating. The property requires its own budget for financing, repairs, reserves, and potential changes in use. A purchase that benefits one side can still constrain the other. Before acting, write down the company's expected space needs, the costs of remaining a tenant, and the obligations that ownership would introduce.
Use these questions to connect the topic to your own situation. They are companion reading prompts, rather than quotations from the book.
- How long is this location likely to suit the company?
- Which ownership costs would replace or supplement the existing rent?
- Would the purchase leave enough capital for the operating business?
Read the book and explore available previews
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- https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Dr_Connor_Robertson_Buy_the_Building_Keep_the_Prof?id=MRWfEQAAQBAJ
- https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/buy-the-building-keep-the-profits-by-dr-connor-robertson-connor-robertson/1148885434
- https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/buy-the-building-keep-the-profits-by-dr-connor-robertson
About the author
Dr. Connor Robertson is a Pittsburgh-based entrepreneur, author, and host of The Prospecting Show. His writing connects business ownership with the operating responsibilities that follow it. Explore his biography and other books for related work.