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Alan G.
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Showing retail / office space before renovations

Alan G.
  • Investor
  • Newtown Square, PA
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I recently acquired a mixed use property. The retail stores / offices have recently been vacated. The spaces are not in terrible shape but absolutely need work. The question is do you wait until I have an interested tenant? I’m thinking most would be need to be customized anyway. Or, do I clean everything up including flooring and paint before I start to show?

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Alan G.
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Alan G.
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@Mariu Dava. Makes total sense. All of my experience is residential so obviously we do full renovations before showing. Will do thorough cleanings and then list. Thanks for the advice

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