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Cristy George
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Our first Commercial Property

Cristy George
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hello, we are new to commercial investing and wanted to throw this possibility out for opinions...

A commercial building for sale for $739,000. A long term tenant, lease NNN that expires in 2024. Current NOI is $52,218 with 2% annual escalations, cap rate 7% on existing NOI. Interest rate with 25% down fixed at 5.5% for 5 years. 20 year mortgage.

Would appreciate any and all opinions!

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Brian Ploszay
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  • Chicago, IL
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Brian Ploszay
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The main question is what happens in 2024.  Some smaller commercial buildings have buildings / build-outs that are obsolete and hard to rent out.  Imagine owning a Taco-Bell and the company pulls out after their lease expires.  If this is an office building, B quality or better, you should be fine.

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