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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to analyze a deal for an office space
Hi,
I came across a 2200 sq ft office space listed for $400k.
It would be our first RE investment. Wondering how to analyze this deal. Here’s what I’m thinking
- Calculate commercial loan terms
- Add operating expenses
- Add any fixes
For income, calculate annual income based on local lease rates (broker mentioned they are $15-16/sq ft /year).
Figure out cash flow, cash on cash, etc.
Is this the right way or am I missing something?
Please advise.
Best,
Dharmesh