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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Former Bank brankch excess inventory sale
Hey,
Has anyone had any experience purchasing excess bank real estate inventory? Is there anything to specifically look for or be careful of?
There’s a former bank branch that I may be able to purchase for really cheap, but have no experience in this or commercial in general. To be honest, I have no plan in this case, but if I can get it for cheap enough perhaps it’s worth it?
Thanks!
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The vault could/might be impossible to remove without a lot of $$$. Other than that, bank branches are typically good projects because of their locations and parking. Just generally speaking from SoCal real estate perspective.