Looking to get into a commercial office building and would welcome input.Building is in a moderately affluent southeast Michigan suburban area and is sandwiched between two other office buildings.

Renovation (if needed) Running and set up: $5k or less.Running cost include Gas , Propane, Materials for Reno and any fees that may come up for permitting and taxes on the land.I May be able to get the land on owner finance and just sandwich the payments. that will help keep costs down. also i already own several very nice mobile homes so we save there as well.My team and I can handle all of the renovations and set up we have experience in this.

Please see below details.Purchased unit: 2014Assessed value: $343,300Price: $340,000 plus $5,000 sandwich leaseMortgage owed: Around $265,000 or $270,000Monthly mortgage payment: $1650.00 (current)Monthly rent: $1850.00Previous tenant: moved out mid OctoberRenovation: 2016/2017 - full kitchen, cabinet, granite counter top, Samsung dishwasher, over, fridge.Some bathroom, new sink, blue pearl counter top, sliding door bath tub which was leaking 2 years ago but has been replaced.

Sounds like Your thinking of a master lease Or sandwich lease .

The problem of coarse is that most tenants Have the IQ of a pastrami sandwich and they are almost always extremely lazy .. that makes for a deadly combination 

The advantage of an integrated insulation door is double-thickness of door metal (interior and exterior) as the insulation is sandwiched between the metal.

Sandwich lease options, owner finance, subject to existing mortgage and of course wholesaling.

If all you need is $30k, I would think you could get that doing no more than 10 Sandwich LO, which should take no more than 6-8 months to get.Not enough info to really answer your main questions. 

So far, my options are either (based off of my lack of 2 year work history, 620- 638 credit score and possible low income when coming straight out of beauty school $15k-$35k):::• Some sort of sandwich lease/seller financing/rent to own ( I was thinking about Rainbow Realty's program)• USDA loan and looking into up and coming small towns/cities or homes that are in the eligibility area that are on the outskirts of major cities• BRRRR & getting into hard money through Quickline Capital (Anyone done any business with them?

Hello BP I am in search of someone that can walk me thru a sandwich lease option!