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Mark Skaff
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Commercial Real Estate Education

Mark Skaff
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Lebanon, CT
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I'm looking to invest in commercial real estate in the Connecticut / Rhode Island area; and have purchased some books to study  the subject, which is good for overall knowledge, but not specific markets.

If I'm looking to study these markets what should I look for and educate myself on? (Cap rate, job growth, rental rates, retail, office, etc)?

Is there anything that I should treat as a good or bad indicator?

Thanks 

Mark

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Joel Owens
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Joel Owens
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Define the commercial real estate asset class you want to learn. Then decide on what deal size to focus on.

Mop and pop retail under 1 million is different then high grade national tenant commercial retail.

Further break it down to vacant,value add, stabilized. 

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