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Kyle D.
  • Palm Harbor, FL
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TripleNNN lease (church) possible redevelopment

Kyle D.
  • Palm Harbor, FL
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Hey all,

I know a re-development/purpose of a building is a little out of my league right now but I was thinking about the overall deal and it seems like I am still net+ cashflow even at closing, until I get some more experience under my belt and maybe can partner with someone.

Details:

$220K 10,000sqft building currently rented tripleNNN for $26K/yr.

Here is the pitch: " At $21.45 PSF, this property represents a potential re-development opportunity. The underlying land is zoned RM-16 and the property is located in an area that would support low cost housing, affordable, independent living, assisted living, and/or daycare. It is believed that the site could be approved for up to 25 beds as an ALF."

My thought is I can get a loan on $180k 30yr for around $940/month ($11k/yr) and put the money aside to then eventually fund a down payment on development of an ALF building.   Of course this is pending inspection to determine when things such as a new roof, hvac, anything else that would cause a spike in expenses.  

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