Properties That Were Built In 1880, 1900s

What do you all think of 6 unit properties that were built in 1880, 1900s??

Comments(11)

  • tzachari2nd November, 2005

    They should be demolished.

  • ahimon2nd November, 2005

    Could be worth millions or cost you money. What shape are they in? How are the mechanicals and the rent? Is the location desirable?

  • norrist2nd November, 2005

    I have seen updated (HVAC, electric, plumbing, etc...)100 year-old properties in a LOT better shape than 5 year-old properties. Some of the old solid brick structures are not only beautiful but as solid as they come. Updates (or lack of them) will also affect insurance as well.
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  • norrist3rd November, 2005

    Do you have any contacts that can inspect it? If it is an apparent good deal it may be worth the cost to confirm condition of the foundation and other "basic" attributes...
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  • ceinvests27th May, 2005

    I believe yours is the area that came in number 1 in Kiplingers best places to live analysis a few years ago. They listed countless reasons for boomers to flock there. [ Edited by ceinvests on Date 05/27/2005 ]

  • commercialking2nd June, 2005

    Interesting. I just did a 99 year lease deal on an acre in Hendersonville. Zoned commercial on a busy corner. Now I need to figure out what to do with it: Any suggestions?

  • roberth3rd June, 2005

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    On 2005-06-02 20:20, commercialking wrote:
    Interesting. I just did a 99 year lease deal on an acre in Hendersonville. Zoned commercial on a busy corner. Now I need to figure out what to do with it: Any suggestions?



    Have you considered a Medical Building/Office. They are perfect for a NNN lease and great financing options for them. Many Drs would jump at a chance to have thier own building/business, and the leases would qualify for the loan.
    Good Luck,
    Robert
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  • NNNNNN14th September, 2005

    Nevermind,

    Just following up with you to see how things are going down there. Is the area still booming? Are you brokering any deals there or can you direct us to a solid contact? Please advise.
    Thanks.

  • leerjet664th November, 2005

    Is this boom expanding eastward towards Greensboro and the High Point areas?

  • krish5th November, 2005

    what is the basis for the economy in the area?
    Is it plain manufacturing jobs?
    With outsourcing ramping up, it might be an issue.

    Might be a place for flipping right now.
    Will it work for landlording?

    -Krish

  • ashwin8th November, 2005

    question to scottyjob, in case of LTV what is V(Value) anticipated market value or market value or building cost ?

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