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Adam Pritz
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Commercial Property For Sale - Seeking Guidance

Adam Pritz
  • Investor
  • Golden, CO
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My background is residential investing (BRRRR). I recently stumbled upon a commercial property in my local market which is not on the MLS, but which the owner expressed an interest in selling. I made what I thought was a low but fair offer and the owner didn't take it. I mentioned I might be able to help find a buyer, so the owner and I proceeded to work out a handshake agreement with regard to a finder fee of sorts should I find a buyer for her.

I realize I'm treading in wholesaler territory, however I don't believe the ask price is a wholesale price.  I've mentioned the property to my investor friends and also my local realtor partner, who agreed to split the finder fee 50/50 with me if he can find a buyer.  My friends have all passed on the opportunity.

My local market is very competitive at the moment, so I feel like there is some value in the fact that this is a potential off-MLS deal, though not a true wholesale deal. I'm reaching out to this community to ask for guidance on what to do with this opportunity. I'm pretty new to commercial, so not very well-connected yet with commercial investors. I did approach one commercial investor who I know pretty well to partner on the deal before I made my offer, but the lot isn't big enough for him.

I'm purposefully trying not to use this forum post as an ad for the property, but is there a place on BP where I can post the details for this property for sale or alternatively seek to partner with a local commercial investor?  The property seems like a prime redevelopment site in a great location in my opinion, but I don't yet have redevelopment experience.  Btw, I love the BP podcast and it got me thinking about a wholesale-type deal for this property.

Do I have something here that I can market as a wholesale-type deal or should I walk away?

Appreciate any guidance you can share.  I know there is a wealth of knowledge in this community.

Adam

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