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Updated almost 4 years ago, 02/16/2021
Evaluating a commercial deal - help
Hi all,
I'm considering making an offer on a mixed use property in the town where I grew up, a summer beach town. This would be my first commercial deal.
The property consists of a liquor store, 1 store front that's operating as a take out restaurant, 1 store front that is a nail salon and a 3 bedroom residential unit on top of the store fronts. The property also has a 17 space parking lot and would come with the liquor license.
I would look to operate/own the liquor store and continue the leases with the restaurant and nail salon. I would also look to rent out the unit above.
I have some of the financials below, but want to know from experienced commercial investors, what else do I need to consider for this deal?
Seller wants $1.9mm
Restaurant pays $45,000 in yearly rent
Nail salon pays $18,000 in yearly rent
Liquor store currently generates $120,000 a year in net income (profit)
Residential unit should be able to bring in $25,000 a year, more if I rent it as a STR/vacation rental.
Property tax: $16,000/ year
Insurance (including flood): $14,000/ year
Liquor License would probably sell on it's own for $250,000
What questions should I be asking and/or what other information would you need to make an informed offer? Thanks for the help!