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Mixed Use Advise
Hello,
I am relatively new to BP and a residential buy and hold investor for a number of years now. I ran across a mixed use property consisting of 2 store fronts, two 2x1 apartments above and an office space/light commercial unit to the rear. Total sqr is <6k. I am looking for advise on mixed use as the lending industry seems to view these as a black sheep.
The property has been neglected for a few years and housed lower end businesses in the store fronts due in part to the overall appearance. Location is on the main drag in a midwestern town with no direct access to a major thoroughfare.
The numbers are as follows: NOI = $1870/m with a 90% occupancy factor applied and all the expense goodies. Purchase and rehab would be in the $160k range. By the way, do mixed use follow the income valuation method?
My question is this...why would I consider adding small commercial inventory to our investments vs. staying with SFR and Multi?
Thank you! David