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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Commercial property advice
Thinking about buying a 7 unit building in a class C area. I wanted some advice if I should or shouldn’t buy it? Let me break down the deals.
Sale price $125,000 I am thinking of offering $60,000
Rehab $110,000 it need a new roof and it’s a lot a water damage inside and mold because of it but not all the units are damaged.
Rent roll $5,600
Expenses mortgage $1,500
Grass cutting $45
Insurance $125
Cap rate 39.56% that’s what I got when I googled it.
Lookin for some advice this will be my first commercial property.
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@Greg Grant Even if you get the work done in 6 months it will take time to get it fully rented. This is a common mistake; not counting the amount of time it takes for lease up. None the less it looks like you have a very workable deal.