One question I have is whether a cap rate of 8% is good for a cap rate of 8% is good for this type of property:

Also, where do I find people interested in buying such a property? Can I contact you for more questions?

NET LEASE INVESTMENT

20,000 SF CENTER

BUILT 10 YEARS AGO

PROPERTY LOCATED IN AFFLUENT DEMOGRAPHIC NEIGHBORHOOD..MEDIAN INCOME ,000 PLUS.

WITHIN 1 MILE TWO REGIONAL HOSPITALS

ABOUT 200 FEET FROM WALGREENS.

TENANTS INCLUDE 4 MAJOR NATIONAL FRANCHISES..ONE REAL ESTATE..ANOTHER HAIRCUTS, ANOTHER TAX PREPARATION, ANOTHER COFFEED AND DOUGHNUTS AND A MAJOR NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR HOME AND AUTO..
GREAT VISIBILITY & ACCESS

STOP LIGHT INTERSECTION

SELLER ASKING 4.5 MILLION DOLLARS

It is a 1 million dollar cash out, on a 2.5 million dollar piece of property in Texas. Thanks in advance.

Looking in the neighborhood of 750k – 1.5 million dollars… Assuming the only thing you have to liquidate any assets from would be the home and 401k what are other options where this level of funding could be acquired (DO NOT INCLUDE credit cards or venture capitalists in your responses) ?

I need answers that speak towards women and minorities seeking loans to acquire commercial property.

Thanks!

I'm considering getting into commercial real estate loan brokering and I would like to find out how many point lenders usually pay on these types of loans. I know the amount can vary, but I'm looking fo a range so I can calculate my possible commission. For argument's sake let's say an average loan amount would be .5 million. But, any info on how the system works on loans larger or smaller than that would be helpful also. Thanks.