All Forum Posts by: Ronald Rohde
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Post: Management software for business park
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What types of leases?
Post: put up on apartment complex
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are you under contract?
Post: Finding real estate developers
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Seems like no one is particularly motivated, I'd find another listing to sell.
Post: Safest way to expand your portfolio
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Safest way to expand? Just make more money. Raise capital from others or use it from your day job. Your equity is locked, just leave it there and move onto the next deal.
Post: Investing in multifamily or commercial property is the offer based on current rents?
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We only offer based on trailing performance. Plenty of deals in industrial, you don't need to chase limited sellers.
Post: Commercial Investment in Cape Coral, FL
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Whats the address?
Post: Commercial Investors in Columbus Ohio networking?
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Yes, plenty of NNN investors here, I think we stick to this forum.
I invest in industrial assets in DFW.
Post: Ground Lease KFC
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Quote from @Michael K Gallagher:
Quote from @John McKee:
I'm looking at ground lease drive thru KFC in the south. About 28k cars a day go by. Cap rate is a 7%. Anyone have any feedback with this brand? 8 years left on a 20 year lease. Let me know your thoughts.
KFC might not be fantastic but how is the location overall? if its an outparcel of a major grocer, the deal could be worth it for the future after the 8 years of KFC.
For sure, you're buying the lease at first pass, but ultimately after expiration, obsoletion, goes dark, you're buying the building and the dirt.
Post: Speculative Bar Investment
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Quote from @Demetrius Harrell:
Could you partner with other venue owners near by and operate it as a wedding venue. One of my event venue colleagues has 3 venues in Houston and I know she is always looking for partnership opportunities.
I like this idea!
Post: Has anyone used Regdee to become accredited?
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Whats the point? Can't you just make more money in your dayjob?