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Devon Kennard
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Evaluating Commercial Deals

Devon Kennard
  • Lender
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I just became a PRO member and I have been using the rental property calculator to evaluate commercial properties in the Phoenix, AZ. How are you guys finding information on a property such as its property taxes and landlord expenses when its not listed on the websites?

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    James G.
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    James G.
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    @Devon Kennard you should be able to find tax information online on the county assesor's website. As far as the landlord expenses go, if the property in listed on the market, some brokers will include the numbers in there listing. If this is an off market property, you will need to reach out to the broker and ask him for this information. Make sure to know a thing or two about commercial investing before reaching out to him. You have one shot at a first impression, and building relationships with brokers is crucial for this business. Hope this helps.

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