Here are the details below:Deal Summary: This is a value add deal for appreciate over a 5-year period.6,600 sq ft, 4-unit strip mall. 3/4 units rented. 1 Unit of 1,000 sqft remaining. $11,271,301 Purchase Price$177,881 Income$54,469 Expenses$123,412 NOI9.71% Cap rate at purchase price8.81% Cap rate after factoring in $80,000 in repair costs and $50,000 in closing costsThe plan is to rent out the remaining unit the next year at $1,800/ month to increase by another $21,600 which will bring cap rates to:11.41% at purchase price 10.35% after repair costs and closing costs.The plan: Increase property value to $1,646,800 by increasing cashflow through the transition of 2/3 of current tenants to NNN leases that are renewing in 2024 and 2025 respectively. 

Summary Opinion 2014-112, the taxpayer was a 63-year old disabled veteran.

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You still have to fund your capital reserve account at a normal rate so you don't get stuck in this situation again 10 years down the road.In summary, does this make sense? 

Hello all,In summary, I am a new real-estate investor.

@Karelyn Cruz - This provides a great summary https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/puerto-rico

In the end, he sent the summary numbers, and they looked way off. 

can you give a summary of scope of work with budget? 

@Jeremy Brown and others gave a pretty good summary of the areas, although there are always good pockets in bad areas and bad pockets in good areas.