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I'm thinking of buying a building and then renting it out to businesses. This is in the US. Has anyone else here done this and succeeded or this not even possible?
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How'd you get the money to afford one?I'm thinking of buying a building and then renting it out to businesses. This is in the US. Has anyone else here done this and succeeded or this not even possible?
Years of saving and investmentsHow'd you get the money to afford one?
Sounds good if you have enough capital.I'm thinking of buying a building and then renting it out to businesses. This is in the US. Has anyone else here done this and succeeded or this not even possible?
Have you done it yourself? Also I don't know about commercial real-estate but is it possible to own something and not run a business within? I tried searching this but can't seem to find much on itSounds good if you have enough capital.
Can't advise you there since it depends on your country and I don't live in the US, but it shouldn't be as limiting as you seem to think.Have you done it yourself? Also I don't know about commercial real-estate but is it possible to own something and not run a business within? I tried searching this but can't seem to find much on it
How so?Commercial Real Estate is virtually worthless
Have you not been paying attention? Values have been dropping immensely due interest rates and remote work. Values in San Francisco and New York dropped a lot.How so?
I'm thinking of getting some cheap shit in a town about to experience a boomHave you not been paying attention? Values have been dropping immensely due interest rates and remote work. Values in San Francisco and New York dropped a lot.
Do residential not commercialI'm thinking of getting some cheap shit in a town about to experience a boom
Why specifically?Do residential not commercial
Rents are out of control while there's plenty of empty storefront.Why specifically?
The town I'm looking to buy in has plenty of new businesses moving in. It's in a rebound of sorts due to the town improving infrastructure and people from out of state using it as a tax haven of sortsRents are out of control while there's plenty of empty storefront.