All Forum Posts by: Ronald Rohde

We do this, hourly rates and pretty common in Texas.

If you haven't signed the lease, nothing is too late.

Keep in mind that if you balk now, the tenant may leave. Is that a gamble you'd want to take?

What is your prior experience leasing space?

I would lease first before committing to buy office condo is one of the worst as a profitable investment. The HOA will run your life, sink your P&L, and generally exert control over everything.

I think Henry Clark on here provides enough free information. If you actually do the underwriting, talk to people who this, hire a team, you don't need to pay a guru.

You start small, learn by doing.

 Thank you! we connected

paid parking is definitely a niche, Kevin Bupp buys these. We do truck parking, similar concept.

 You're welcome. It definitely can be done, but it takes more time and more investment per deal to hit $500k fees.

Its also a much, much smaller network. If you burn a seller, there's a 50% higher chance either he owns something else you're offering on or he knows the seller or his attorney knows the other attorney, broker knows about your past deal, etc.

 Yeah, pretty minor so just keep it in reserve when its time to renew.

what does your lease say about re-measurement rights? are you past that window? what do you pay for rent? what is the monthly delta?

 I dont even think a buyers list is what you need. You need strong underwriting first to know what is a good deal.