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Updated over 12 years ago,

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Greg P.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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This is Retail Center a deal? Please advise

Greg P.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello, I was offered this opportunity and I think it may be a good deal.

Retail Center : 5600 sq ft (NNN) Triple Net
2 National Tenants - Radio Shack and Sherwin Willaims

Price: $700,000
Down Payment: $106,485
Gross Income: $77,503
Expenses: $12,979
NOI: $64,524
Loan Payments: $37,871
Pre Tax Cash Flow: $25,653
Principle Reduction: $9,890

Summary:

Positives:

- The bank is willing to finance with only 15% down and 4.5% interest rate and no balloon.

- There will be no personal guarantees (non recourse)

- Radio shack is paying 2,000 a month less then what they should be and if they go out of business or leave when their term ends in 2016 then the Income will go up by 24k once the new tenant is found

- Anchored by the largest/busiest grocery store in a town with a population of 25,000.

- Cash on Cash approx 20%

Negatives:

- Sherwin Williams lease is up in 3 years, but they have been there for over 30 years.

- If Sherwin or Radio shack leaves then there will be TI money needed to redo space.

- Lastly, the expenses are without a management fee, and vacancy reserve so with that included it may be a lower NOI. Also there is no snow removal accounted for. From my understanding, the tenant pays for everything else.

Please advise as this is my first possible commercial deal.

Thank you very much.

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