So if I were trying to determine a Commercial RE's current value, I would need an accurate NOI (rent roll, utilities, etc.) divided by the current Cap rates (from a broker or PM)?

Or are they really not worth the trouble after the added expense of utilities?

I graduated May 2018 with a degree in Civil engineering and I am currently working with a utilities consultant in the north shore of Massachusetts.

Another thing is that in my single family homes, my tenants pay all utilities, and handle lawn care/snow removal.

Rental - What are all the monthly costs (property manager, taxes, mortgage, insurance, repairs budget, cap ex budget, utilities, vacancy) and upfront expenses (rehab to get rent ready, etc)?

RESERVES, RESERVES, RESERVES - Estimate your renovation time, double that and have that many months of interest payments on hand, utilities and any other operating costs.

I'd also look for LOCs, HELOCS or credit cards with lower interest rates to utilize if I had to use them for renovations in the future.

The NN leases could just be roof with a warranty transferable to buyer or it could be roof structure, utility lines, parking lot, etc.You mentioned a national dental chain.

I'd think 15% combined with CapEx.With a SFR, the tenant usually pays for all utilities, so you can remove electricity and water/sewer.Add in management (10%), even if you plan to self-manage in the beginning.Confirm your property taxes.

House situation: Built in the 60's, 4 bedroom 2 bath with full basement with bonus room gigantic laundry/utility room and office, 2 car garage, workshop area, and  it is definitely livable and had a couple of additions over the years, but I have a couple of concerns here.