Just wanted to pose a question to the seasoned warehouse/retail landlords in Florida.... ive been trying to find deals whereby the rents are below market and i could renovate and re-lease at market rates in order to obtain the good return (better than the meager 5-7caps.

As I begin my research, do you by any chance have any expert tips or recommendations regarding pulling comps/determining ARV that I won’t find online?

I've owned it for a couple years, but I know the land is being drastically underused- I want to develop it.To start, I need to determine if the development will be a multifamily structure, retail, or more of a warehouse with office space. 

I have not seen this when I search online.

A 10-year lease for a commercial unit (i.e. retail or office) is not unusual.

Hello there biggerpocketeans,New to this goup, and was wanting to know what is the best online resource for finding how much the rental demand there is in any selected market, and how many vacancies there are, also average rental rates.  

But I would not buy it as-is for 230k - you are paying retail or higher for a house that needs work.Also, it has a slab foundation - if the house still has cast iron plumbing, you will be in for some major headaches down the line, or may even need to repipe now before putting in new flooring. 

Does anyone know of any groups or an online site that would be a good place to present these deals and find a longer-term partner? 

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