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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

First time investing in commercial real estate
Please help me determine weather this number makes sense to you guys. Any feedback is much appreciated.
11k sqft total building
prime location with walmart anchored
asking price: $4.7million
CAP: 6%
100% leased (all NNN lease type)
annual base rent combined: $268k
total expense: $90k
NOI: $281k
lease expires: 2023, 2024, 2026, 2027,2032
my debt services are unknown at this point. What should I expect from my debt services regarding this deal? does this make sense to you all?
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Random Thoughts:
A. Not following numbers:
Revenue $268
Expenses $90
Net $178
NOI $281
B. 11k sqft, NNN; why are expenses $90k so high?
C. Loan $4.7mm; say 75% LTV. Say $3.6mm debt. Say 6%. Annual interest without principal $216,000; again, without principal.
D. Let's use the higher $281k NOI. Say depr $120,000 per year. Tax rate 30%. Interest $216,000. Net Income= $281-$120-216= Loss $56. Add back in 120k depr, then cash flow is $56 loss plus $120k depr= $64k.
E. $64k cash flow is with no Principal payment, no Capex, 100% leased always, no new tenant refurbishments.
With $64k before all of the above, I don't see the $4.7mm price tag.
Recheck my math and assumptions. Otherwise make an offer around $2.5mm; or what your financial objectives say.