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Mick Harvey
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Tenant wants high speed internet

Mick Harvey
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Napa, CA
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Have a great national tenant. Pays bills on time and takes care of commercial building. They spoke with AT&T and will cost $50k to run service to building. They are willing to pay it but wants added to rent. If we front the 50k and spread out over 3 yr lease, is it right/fair to charge an interest on top of that? Thanks for all replies
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    Justin Fox
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    You're giving them a loan.  Simply spreading out the loan principal out over 3 years doesn't make you any money (you'd lose in that scenario).  I would keep doing 1 year leases and structure the 50k as a separate loan.  Amortize it out for 10/15 year with a balloon, whatever, but I would keep it separate. 

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