All Forum Posts by: Ronald Rohde
Ronald Rohde has started 17 posts and replied 5103 times.
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?
Post: Self Storage- Insurance

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do you have a citation for #1? This is an insurance thing or a local code?
Post: 1st timer with evictions (Texas)

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Quote from @Account Closed:
Thanks Rick! We were able to take care of it with just the 3-day-notice letter. Tenant will be moving out in 3 days!
are they actually out???
Post: Controlling liability with sole proprietorship?

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Insurance and LLC, in addition establish best practices to avoid negligent harm
Post: Commercial Real Estate Loans

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Do you have a PSA? Lease review? Title and survey yet?
Post: Sale leaseback NNN

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We can help. What’s the asset class?
you’ll typically negotiate and execute the lease when you’ve found the buyer.
Post: I bought the property, but these friggin construction costs

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Quote from @Nick Adams:
My wife and I own a medspa. We are also minor RE investors. The two have converged. We were looking for 3 years and finally found a commercial property that would serve as our new location, but the RE investor in me requires that it be able to stand on its own two feet feet from a RE perspective. However, the cost of construction is double where it was 2-3 years ago when we started looking at properties.
It’s important that the company it’s not looted to justify owning the building. We bought the building right, the company is successful, but the $800k buildout now looks like $1.5M.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
sitework, foundation are easy contenders.
Post: JV QSR Remodal

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Quote from @Matt Splittgerber:
I purchased a vacant qsr building earlier this year. Its a superb location and we are confident in finding a tenant. We were approached by a very large fast food company about the building. They are much more complicated than the normal fast food chain. We are meeting with a group that specializes in development for this particular brand. Where we would provide the building/land/ initial work and they would bring their expertise in development of the building and contract negotiations.
We have never done a joint venture like this. Anyone have any experience in this. What do you think a fair split moving forward? I know this is vague and i cant share numbers but just curious if anyone has any insight.
Post: RFI for future use of a parcel

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Quote from @Sam Calvanese:
Quote from @Ronald Rohde:
Whats the zoning? could it be used for truck and rv parking? We run these assets in Texas.
Ronald - I would love to connect to learn more about your truck rv parking assets. I am new to commercial real estate and we have a lot of empty commericial spaces here in Hartford County CT. Can I DM you?
DM or post a new thread, lots of other people have similar questions and I'd rather public responses, but don't need to clutter this thread.
Post: The hottest play in 2023?

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Quote from @Henry Clark:
Means you own the property subject to the waiting period. Google for details.
Redemption periods suck, its a forced hold period, statutory interest is OK, but it really screws with your return on capital if they wait and redeem at the end.