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Matt Coffey
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orange Park, FL
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Investor Advice for Agent

Matt Coffey
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orange Park, FL
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I am a FL licensed agent. I have been approached by an investor interested in a multi-unit property. I have not had any experience in commercial, although I have wanted to become more involved. What information does an investor need to make an informed decision? I know a rent-roll is one document an investor looks for. Is there anything else? What questions do I ask, etc. so I don't sound too uneducated when I call the listing agent?

Thanks in advance...

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