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Former bank property

Ryan Zapoticky
Posted Jul 14 2024, 18:33

I am new to real estate investing. I work as a dentist for my day job and looking to begin. I came across a commercial property listed for 500k. From what I can find, the last market valuation of this property was ~650k. The current property has a tenant which terminated the lease that runs through the summer of 2026(~80k). A buyout of 65k was offered by the current tenant to terminate immediately. What are some of the questions I should be asking and does this seem like a reasonable investment.

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