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buying a house to use as warehouse

Omeed O.
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a friend of mine that owns a restaurant mentioned to me once that he bought a house in a neighborhood behind his restaurant to use as storage for his extra supplies.  

In my business we pay around 2700 a month for warehouse storage for our excess inventory. Buying a nearby commercial building would be easily $800k and up, the houses behind me are in the $200s I was wondering if we could do the same? how would that work on paper?  does the business buy the house? do i set up a different company to buy the house and then rent it to the business?  just kicking this idea around.   what do you think?

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JM Payne
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It doesn't really matter who buys it, but you will definitely want to check zoning and see if it is a legal use.

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