All Forum Posts by: Ronald Rohde
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Post: Office/flex space purchase leaseback opportunity
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Any update from OP?
Post: Sale leaseback NNN
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Quote from @Nick Button:
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Thanks for responding Ronald. The property is industrial specialty.
I have the business and property under contract but we would rather sale leaseback to free up more capital.
Hoping to sell the property as an off market deal. Any thoughts on where to go to confidentially find buyers for this sort of transaction?
I think you'll have good odds of moving that at an 8cap, NNN lease. Business has good financials to pay rent?
Offmarket you just start with brokers, but don't have them list it. Do you have an OM?
Thanks. The financials are great. I don't have an OM at the moment. The owner is very sensitive to employees finding out the business is for sale (so am I) and I was hoping to get this in front of a few groups quietly.
Understood, just reach out to local brokers directly.
Post: NNN Lease and Tenant Paying Rents and Other Expenses Yearly
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not unusual, I'd prefer it as a LL
Post: Truck/RV parking ass Question
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I own and manage industrial outdoor storage. Truck parking is just an interim cash flow until we place a single NNN tenant.
As noted, its a tough business that requires staff, software, PM, etc. We purchased all our lots off market. There is no good website, either brokers bring you deals or you find them yourself.
I tweet on X and post a ton of youtube videos about my investments.
Post: My top 3 favorite asset classes are condos!
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NNN for me
Post: Investing as a Realtor - How does commission with brokerage work?
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are you trying to buy it for yourself? or someone else off market? Disclose, disclose, disclose, even then you'll probably get sued or complaint filed
Post: Which market? and how to find best deal for cash flow, appreciation, good tenants
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Id vote for midwest, but honestly you have too many open criteria. Narrow down the market and watch for every single deal.
Post: Sale leaseback NNN
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Quote from @Nick Button:
Thanks for responding Ronald. The property is industrial specialty.
I have the business and property under contract but we would rather sale leaseback to free up more capital.
Hoping to sell the property as an off market deal. Any thoughts on where to go to confidentially find buyers for this sort of transaction?
I think you'll have good odds of moving that at an 8cap, NNN lease. Business has good financials to pay rent?
Offmarket you just start with brokers, but don't have them list it. Do you have an OM?
Post: In search of mentor for syndications/ real estate funds.
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What do you own now?
Post: Family Dollar -Dollar Tree
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search for posts from Joel Owens, he's the retail NNN expert.
2027 is just a short time away, what will you do if they do not renew?