LL pays any repairs to RTUs over $5,000.Tenant credit and experience, number of tenants, demand drivers for submarket, growth patterns in market, tenant sales (if these are more service medical providers like dentist or chiropractor) and this is being used more as a service center than back office work.As for basic numbers, I would not call what you outlined as a terrible deal.

I would like others opinion on this offer that was made to me wondering if it’s worth it or not duplex zoned t5-0 commercial resident price at 800k also was offered seller financing cash flowing roughly 80k a year expenses coming up to 22k upstairs is 4 doors all rented out 0% vacancy and downstairs rented out by a chiropractor I’m open to all advice is it worth it bein that it’s my first deal 

If they are a dentist, chiropractor, electrician, baker, hair salon or anything that requires a building, buy and sell or lease to them. 

My wife is a chiropractor and I handle the business side of things.  

It's not in a great neighborhood, it was previously a chiropractors office. 

Joel,I appreciate your answer, The intend of this office complex is medical offices, there is a Chiropractor next door and a dentist in front of the property.

My Chiropractor owns 9-10 units in a great neighborhoods that typically appreciate and have rents of 1200-1500 per unit; however, the buildings are 300-400k.

Just got an application that the tenant is a chiropractor. everything looks good from his document.

LOL Besides, it probably would have cost me half a dozen trips to the Chiropractor for my back.The point is, trying to save money by doing repairs yourself is great, IF that is what you want to do.

I am a chiropractor in Omaha as part of my day job and would want to eventually own the space I practice in.