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Updated over 1 year ago,
Cashflowing property - buyout partner or sell
Seeking thoughts on this from the brilliant minds here:
I'm 50:50 partner on a commercial property that we've owned for 7+ years as an LLC. We rent the property to our other company (other company is the tenant). We intend to sell the (tenant) company and retire in approximately 2-3 years.
The property cash flows $4,400/mo currently, which increases annually.
Property appraises at $1.8mm (third party appraisal) and remaining mortgage is roughly $800k @ 4.1% which matures 12/2026
Options at 12/2026 would be:
1. Sell the property, realize gains of $500k+ to each partner
2. I could buyout the partner and continue to rent to the other business/tenant indefinitely and cashflow $5k+ per month until I sell in the future for $2mm+
Which would you choose?