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Bill Goodland
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Allentown PA, United States
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Evaluating Vacant Commercial Property Value

Bill Goodland
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Allentown PA, United States
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So I understand cap rates, NOI, and how they both affect the value of a commercial property. For example, a building at 50% occupancy would significantly raise the NOI and thus value of a property. My question however is, how does one evaluate the value of a property if it has been vacant for an entire year and essentially has a negative NOI? I'm assuming you can't really utilize current NOI, so would one go off a combination of comps, percentage of previous NOI and value of the land? Thanks!

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