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Question for seller about net cash flow of their property

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Is it appropriate to ask the seller or listing agent (if the listing agent has any knowledge on the property logistics) about what the gross and net cash flow is for their commercial property? I am super beginner and I don't want to come off as rude to the listing agent by being straight to the point about this lol. Thanks!

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Not only is it appropriate, it's mandatory. 

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