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George Frye
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Analyzing Deals

George Frye
  • Investor
  • Albany, GA
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I was recently presented the opportunity to purchase a commercial retail store which is occupied by a big box store. The lease is in year 5 of a 20 year lease with rental increase of 10% every 3 years of the lease. I am trying to figure out how do I best analyze this deal to make sure it is right and that I dont lose any money as I would more than likely be using OPM

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Chet Mazur
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Chet Mazur
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Look at locking in a extension/new lease that you have solid cash flow. As for an analysis tool look at argus dcf (discounted cashflow)

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