Keep assumptions conservative. 

Is it a safe assumption to think that the new tariffs on goods will cause the general cost of living to rise, ultimately resulting in a snowball effect that will lead to a bear market?

Is it a safe assumption to think that the new tariffs on goods will cause the general cost of living to rise, ultimately resulting in a snowball effect that will lead to a bear market?

The market demand is solid right now and (making an assumption here) the building(s) you are looking at are in a good location and are well taken care of if overpriced imo

The lower the MP, the higher the CF.Erroneous assumption:  Paying higher DP improves CF, or turns negative CF into possitive CF.Why?  

I figure this is likely the commercial space value and I could probably add $50/month on lot rent, or trailer rent on the non month to month trailers (all but one).I'm trying to learn commercial quickly, but I still don't know all the right questions, or what documents to request, or what things I don't know to ask that will bite me (are septic systems legal, violations, etc)I would appreciate any feedback on any aspect of this deal, from my financing assumptions, cap rate, reasons I want to like it, office rental income, etc.The numbers I used are from the P&L they provided, and seem really high. 

@Darron WashingtonYou are correct in your assumption, but I'm thinking more "wholetailing" than a true wholesale.

If you are coming across a number of these, you have a potential goldmine in your hands.You have a lot of confused assumptions, and details here.  

My assumption is that with the 95/5 split of the first brokerage, there wouldn't be a cap based on the current structure but I will definitely ask. 

Purchase price was $80K, and estimated net cashflow after vacancy and capex assumptions (pretty conservative) is about $2300 ~ $3200 annually (based on what I can rent for, which ranged from $1000~$1100 a month).