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Adding appreciation to a commercial property
Hello BP,
One of my partners and I purchased a commercial building earlier this year. (First RE investment for me) I was wondering if there is any way to force appreciation by doing the bare minimum. Ultimately, I am looking to cash out to make some larger repairs like fixing the roof.
It is currently 100% leased.
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@Stephanie C. You force appreciation by increasing the NOI. This can be done by raising rents as mentioned by @Harrison Smith. If you can reduce any of the expenses that will also increase the NOI. At 100% occupied you will either have to wait until the leases expire or negotiate increased rents by giving the tenants something. Maybe some upgrades. A longer lease may add some value when you try to sell, and carry some weight on a refi, but you may want to check that out with your lender.