with a 25 year term you’ll be at 5.93% ROE.Unless you love CVS, and don’t care that Amazon just started a pharmacy, you can probably do better.

., warehouses, data centers, manufacturing buildings, or self-storage) and Special purpose (e.g.medical offices, pharmacy, hotel lodging, or health care).I sat down with an agent from Marcus and Millichamp to discuss how much we had for down payment 125K with that they recommended properties 416k-625k probably would be a single tenant, a 3000 sq ft building with a cap rate of 6%-8%.I am only familiar with purchasing with for a residential properties 4 units or less.

., warehouses, data centers, manufacturing buildings, or self-storage) and Special purpose (e.g.medical offices, pharmacy, hotel lodging, or health care).I sat down with an agent from Marcus and Millichamp to discuss how much we had for down payment 125K with that they recommended properties 416k-625k probably would be a single tenant, a 3000 sq ft building with a cap rate of 6%-8%.I am only familiar with purchasing with for a residential properties 4 units or less.

As you would expect, fitness tenants and full-service restaurants may not be chomping at the bit to sign leases, but daily-needs tenants (like pharmacies and grocery stores) are doing deals.

A convenience/gas store will always be that, a restaurant will always be that, and I’ve seen pharmacies become dollar stores.  

Will Amazon getting into pharmacy business put Walgreens/CVS out of business in a few years?

Most pharmacy in good locations are 5 to 6.0 cap rates and debt at 3.5 to 4.0 or so depending on variables with LTV etc.  

I hold a doctorate in pharmacy and am a licensed pharmacist.

The great thing about this property is its zoned GB and is in an excellent spot for a pharmacy or future McDonnell's.

Now, I live with my wife in our first home in Olympia as a Pharmacy Manager.