It is retail cost, but you can remove cost like minimum labor, and adjust materials if you get them at a discount, and build your own price list.

I am wholesaling because I don't need the large payday retailing brings, and I hate doing rehabs.

I am a new investor in Fort Worth, Texas.I have a background in Residential Construction, Consumer Finance, Retail Banking, and currently am a partner in a Land Service Company in the Oil and Gas Industry (I am a Landman).I purchased my first property in July, did the rehab and put a tenant in it just under a month from closing.

If you are willing to provide discounted listings, rehabbers will be willing to use you as their listing agent when they sell to retail buyers.

This is a MG lease and the annual operating expenses for the commercial retail building are $44,765.

What type of Tenants should I target for a 7500 SF Street retail location, which has 14 parking spots.

rehab: 40k (5500 per unit) Purchase + Rehab $170k + Closing cost = 175k Retail; 230k-250k Guys, this market is really hot.

Sorry forgot important caveat: Subject to can also be for flipping the property to a retail buyer if property is is good condition.

My intention was to wholesale it until I pulled some comps and found that the retail value would be right around $90,000.

If you intend to rehab this and then sell, then you will have to place it on the MLS and market it retail.