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All Forum Posts by: Joe Joseph

Joe Joseph has started 3 posts and replied 7 times.

Looking for assistance to analyze a Mixed Commercial building that has three sections and it used to be a bank. It's one building and all is connected. It sat empty and not used for 10 years. 

Section One: The bank, long and narrow 30ft ceiling and has a basement.

Section Two: Three story office building and has a basement. 

Section Three: three story apartments loft style. Inside need to be totally renovated. It's long, narrow and Empty. The basement made it a three story,  it's really 2 story and a basement. 

The basements will be used for storage only.

Rental in the area is about $12sf. But the sale price is equivalent to $25sf.

My main question is how much dollars should I offer per square footage if the building was in ok condition? And how much should i offer given the whole building need renovation, some parts more than others?

it's more of a redevelopment project.

I'll pay if need be-

Post: Interested in investing in West Virginia?

Joe JosephPosted
  • Boca Raton, FL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 6
Originally posted by @Timothy Doenges:

@Matt N.

I actually don’t know much about Shepherd U. It’s a bit out of my area—I’m almost 5 hours from there. I’d love to hear more about it though!

 Tim, 

Any idea about investing or Would you invest in downtown Clarksburg?

Post: Interested in investing in West Virginia?

Joe JosephPosted
  • Boca Raton, FL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 6
Originally posted by @Timothy Doenges:

@Matt N.

I actually don’t know much about Shepherd U. It’s a bit out of my area—I’m almost 5 hours from there. I’d love to hear more about it though!

Thank you to everyone who's commented. It looks like Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio are the cities to invest in. This helps a lot.

Is there any lender out there doing 10%-15% down payment financing for multi unit building of 7-20 units or creative financing?

I was invited to purchase a multi-units in Ohio or Pennsylvania or New Jersey. I am not too sure about the first 2 States but the deals were good buys financially. My question is PA and Ohio great places to invest in multi-units property to rent? Anyone here from PA and Ohio?

Post: Multifamily investment Underwriter

Joe JosephPosted
  • Boca Raton, FL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 6

I am interested. shoot me an email or DM me