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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
off market office building - Analysis
I recently came across an off market office building in Cleveland. The person who brought it over to me says it is a good deal. The problem though is I haven't dealt with an office building before. I have experience investing in SFR rentals and flips but not on the commercial side.
I am going to ask my PM (who takes care of my SFR) to check this out. I would appreciate any inputs/insights/caution/pitfalls to avoid from the experienced folks over here so I can go through my due-diligence process with some knowledge.....
Obviously the numbers look great but I want to make sure I am seeing the whole picture.
Income - 77k/year
Utilities ~18k
Maint & repair - ~7k
insurance ~1.8k
cleaning ~1.5k
garbage ~1.4k
taxes 11.5k
permits - 1k
NOI = ~34k
I guess I can ask for 250-300k.