Anyone here involved in NNN Walgreens deal? Have a very specific one I’d like to buy and can’t seem to dig up the owners info. Will happily pay you a fee.
Nothing unique about this deal, other than it’s adjacent to a center we own.
This is the brutal part about strip malls. There are soooooo many brokers.
There are like 5 top tier brokers slinging apartments in Florida that account for 95% of the market.
End of Year Summary:
Brokers Spoken: 2,665
Strip Malls Purchased: 7
Total Dollar Value: $36.2M
Days posted here in a row: 365
Percentage of dollars
deployed as a result of
this account: 82%
I am not from the south.
My brother-in-law married a wonderful woman from Birmingham.
His four children (aged 8 thru 14) refer to me as “sir” and my wife as “ma’am.”
Yes, sir….Thank you, ma’am.
Not sure is this is common, but it’s great.
I appreciate the respect.
@realEstateTrent Steady eddy. Doesn’t appreciate like the Smile States, but its consistent. One can pay a tighter cap in the southeast bc of the underlying growth; that exists only in pockets of the midwest.
@shagbark_hick Can’t speak to recent purchases, but historically these have often been owned by Indian immigrants. They live there, work there, hire family and keep costs to a minimum. A friend literally grew up in one; one turned into two; two the three. He’s now grown and owns hotels. Grit.
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You can turn off CNN/Fox/ABC. Just look at the 10 year treasury yield. The Trump Trade is back with a fury. Strong dollar, high yields. Get used to this, at least in the short term. #Election2024
I’ve bought deals from publicly traded REITs, significant REPE firms, national developers and mom&pops. Deal sizes of $3m to $99 million.
It’s a lot more work to convince the bigger firms to select us. Buyer interviews, sealed bids, multiple bidding rounds. But once the deal is signed, it’s smooth sailing. Populated data rooms and a seller team that is fully engaged and responsive. The IC said sell, and damn they’re going to make sure they don’t do anything to screw that up.
The mom & pops are easier to “convince.” But damn, the process sucks. More emotion; they’re represented by a one man law firm and it’s harder to get info.
Buying a deal from a local mom & pop developer. Built a few years ago. Access agreement signed 2 weeks ago. They’re still trying to find the as built drawings and warranties.
You built it 3 years ago. How did you lose the drawings and warranties?