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    Quote Originally Posted by Khorasaurus View Post
    Most commercial real estate investors use a formula based on Net Operating Income to determine the value of the building. The listing shows an NOI of 575,000, which would give the building a value of 5-7 million.
    I would like to see the broker's pro forma, because I cannot imagine an NOI of 575k. I would be surprised if even the cash flow from rents and advertising were 575k.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bham1982 View Post
    I would like to see the broker's pro forma, because I cannot imagine an NOI of 575k. I would be surprised if even the cash flow from rents and advertising were 575k.
    I don't necessarily disagree, but that's what the listing says. I suspect the operating expenses aren't high, so most of the rent from the tenants they do have is profit at this point.

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