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Christopher Brown
  • Investor
  • Winston Salem, NC
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Land Acquisition/Valuation for Self Storage Expansion

Christopher Brown
  • Investor
  • Winston Salem, NC
Posted

I have a stabilized self storage facility and the opportunity to buy the undeveloped adjoining lot.  The owner of the lot is the guy who developed my storage facility a few years ago.  It is not a public listing and there aren't any comps for this kind of land in my area.  How do I value it?  Will commercial brokers help out with that kind of valuation when it's not going to be a brokered transaction?  Do brokers do that kind of rough valuation for a flat fee rather than a commission?  Is there a role for a buyers broker on transactions where the seller isn't represented?  

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