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Dan Cumberland
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Finding Comps for 12 unit property

Dan Cumberland
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi everyone,

I'm working with a couple who are retiring and selling off their portfolio on possibly buying one of their final properties.  I've run my numbers and have some a couple different offers ready, but I'd like to cross check my numbers with recent comps for properties of this size in the area before I send anything along.

I'm curious if there are ways that others are getting finding commercial comps?  

I don't have a RE broker in place, as this is an off-market deal.  I'm planning to hire a lawyer to iron out the contract.

Would love any thoughts you all have.

Thanks!

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Dylan B.
  • Investor / Real Estate Agent
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Dylan B.
  • Investor / Real Estate Agent
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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@Dan Cumberland a 12 unit property is considered a commercial building and therefore evaluated differently.  

I'll save some time and just link to this great article which will tell you how to evaluate a 12 unit apartment complex.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/amazing-a...

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