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Menachem Dahan
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Leasing a whole multi family building

Menachem Dahan
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi,
I was recently scouring LoopNet and came across a property that had an interesting note to it. The seller is offering a lease option on the property. That means that I can lease the whole building from him until we come up with a date I want to buy it. Now, the asset is a 24 unit building in San Diego that has a price tag of 6 million dollars. That means he wants $250k a door. Each unit is 1 bed 1 bath most fully remodeled but some not. Rents range from $1,000 to $2,300. I'm young and unsure if this is how I want to start off my career in real estate. My question(S) is, should I try and work out a lease deal with him and eventually buy it off him? Should I try and cut a seller finance deal with him ( he said that he may do that) and refi in 2 years? Or, should I try, if there is, another route. My fear is that if I lease to buy it then the market in a few years wouldn't be good to buy I would be devastated. This post may sound all over the place but I hope this gives a basic idea on what I'm dealing with and to potentially give ideas on how to go about. If u want to know numbers on the property I could pm them to you. Thanks guys! 


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