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Kyle Lopez
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How to come up with an ARV and Offer for a Commercial Property

Kyle Lopez
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Wood Ridge, NJ
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Hello all, 

I recently came across a seller who wants to sell a 3 Floor (1 Commercial) (2 Residence) building in Jersey City. I tried to look up the closest comps for this property but do to the fact that the 1st Floor is Commercial, I had trouble coming up with an ARV because of all the different factors and costs that have to be weighed in. I would like to know what would be the best way to figure out an ARV and what are the factors that must be considered when making an offer. All feedback is welcome.

Thanks!

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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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A written appraisal would be your best solution. Part of the value would be based on income from the commercial unit. Are they all rented?

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