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All Forum Posts by: Travis Elliott

Travis Elliott has started 3 posts and replied 32 times.

I have one done on a business that I sold on a contract. The purchaser was looking at paying off early

The study was way over priced in my opinion.

Post: Lenders with Lowest Rates in Idaho ?

Travis ElliottPosted
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Avery Robertson:

For your primary residence I know Beehive is around 5.85% today on a 30 year. 


 I just called beehive and they did quote 5.875. Thst sounds cheaper than most

I also wondering how your investments are doing?

Hello

I have a loan on a business paying off soon. This loan is carried by me so I am getting monthly payments from the business purchaser.  They are reselling the business so I will be getting  a 700,000 payoff in the next few weeks. 

This morning I got a message that a second loan that I carry will be paying off. This is on a mobile park that I sold. The payoff is somewhere around 260,000.

I don't work and my income is from rentals and the loan payments. Currently I am in a S corp.

What would be the best way be to reinvest these funds inorder to mitigate taxes. Both current and future taxes. 

I am considering investing in LTR's, a campground, stocks, cds or possibly a flip ot two. 

I appreciate any guidance that you can offer.

Quote from @John McKee:

I've never seen an 8% increase year over year, but everything is negotiable.  The important thing is to make sure you are getting current market rent. 

I wasn't suggesting 8 points. More like 3 to 4. 
Quote from @John McKee:

The big corporate tenants usually like to do a bump of 10% once every 5 years.  

 That may not cover inflation. I think that inflation last year was 8 plus percent. 

Quote from @Brock Mogensen:

3% is the norm for annual rent escalators in a NNN lease. The norm was set based on the Fed's target inflation rate.

The problem is if I do 3% I am only covering inflation. My base rent would stay the same.

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I should add that it is a NNN lease. They are not responsible for everything though. I think repairs come in around $5000.00 plus they pay insurance and taxes. The roof is not covered unfortunately.

I could try to negotiate the roof coverage with the new tenants. I am not sure if they would except it or not.

Hi

I currently lease a commercial building out for 4900 a month. The tenants are currently selling their business to a conglomerate.  

the new buyers suggest a rent increase of $ 200 every five years.  This sounds low cinsidering that it is less than 1% a year. 

Is there an industry standard percentage that is used to calculate rent increases on commercial property.

Thanks

Travis

Hello Don.

Thanks for the reply. I have been busy lately so sorry for the late reply. 

I would like to talk to you some more about this. We could talk off of this forum, possibly on Facebook. 

Travis