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Lawrence M.
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  • Carlisle, PA
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Commercial Valuation Help

Lawrence M.
  • Investor
  • Carlisle, PA
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Been looking at a downtown storefront with 6 units on 2nd and 3rd floor and struggling on how to know if the asking price is reasonable. I have a little understanding that commercial is based on current income generation of the property; however, there are no current leases. Any insight?

The storefront is approximately 1,920 sqft and is currently occupied by the building owner and is running a tattoo business out of it. There are four 2-bedroom and two 1-bedroom apartments total. The apartments have not been rented for some time, last one was vacated early Spring. Significant rehab required, a couple apartments could be rent ready with some quick finishes. 

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