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Edward Salazar
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Warehouse Building | What is the best way to know its value

Edward Salazar
  • Orlando, FL
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Hi everyone, I just bought a 10,000 sf Warehouse building from a distressed owner and would like to try something out. I did some renovations to it and brought some highly qualified new tenants that pay a lot more than the previous ones. The current tenants pays 6.5 per sq ft/year, whereas the previous paid 4.5 per year. 

My question is: If I want to sell the property fully rented, would i assess the value and sales price based on the current rentals and cap rate or the comparables? What would be an enticing cap rate for an investor? Is there a strong demand for this type of investment? At the time of me purchasing it, The appraiser gave me an appraised value similar to what i paid for, would the appraised value increase because of the higher returns? Thanks for any input 

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