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Unfortunately, I don't know of an online investment calculator that would be of any help. Simple math alone (which you've already done) is about as accurate as you're going to get. The reason is that there
In simple terms, if you sell for $140K, less the costs to sell (commissions/costs), and less the loan balance, you might hope to net around $15K (note that you may be able to convince the lender to waive
You'll need the advice of a tax attorney on this, but many investors choose LLC's to hold their investment properties. In your situation, I doubt a partnership entity would be the best choice. An s-corp
Sometimes there are various fees which are legitimate, but I'm unable to determine what is reasonable in your case since I don't know the details (your retail center, the lease, how the landlord operates
I would normally recommend that you utilize the services of a comm4ercial real estate brokerage firm. They will have access to all of the methods used to reached potential buyers (and their brokers). If
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