Historic brick storefronts on Main Street in Ashton, Idaho, at sunset

Jeff Lerwill

COMMERCIAL & MULTIFAMILY

Bigger deals.Straight answers.

Apartments near campus, a Main Street storefront, a shop or industrial bay. Start with the income, the use, and the terms that make the numbers work.

Idaho real estate. People first.

  • Homes. Farms. Ranches. Commercial.
  • Born and raised in Southeast Idaho.
  • 30+ years in real estate.
  • Keller Williams Realty East Idaho.

IN YOUR CORNER

Creative structure. Clear numbers.

Jeff LerwillGet to know your agent

Jeff’s background covers residential, farm and ranch, and commercial real estate, and he has bought and sold many properties of his own. Clients know him for plain communication and creative deal structure that helps complicated transactions reach closing.

  • Start from the rent roll, leases, and operating history, not the listing summary.
  • Confirm the zoning and permitted use with the city or county.
  • Structure terms, timing, and contingencies around the real risks.

A PLAN YOU CAN FOLLOW

From the first question
to the next right step.

Start where you are. Work through the decisions together.

  1. 01

    Define the deal

    Buying, selling, or leasing; the property type; and the result you need from it.

  2. 02

    Gather the numbers

    Rent rolls, leases, expenses, tax history, and condition information for the property.

  3. 03

    Test the assumptions

    Review income, vacancy, deferred maintenance, and financing with your lender, accountant, and inspectors.

  4. 04

    Structure and close

    Negotiate price and terms, set due-diligence deadlines, and coordinate the closing.

LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER

Before you commit.

Commercial and multifamily property depends on details a listing summary leaves out.

Leases and rent roll

Compare actual leases, deposits, and payment history with the advertised income.

Operating expenses

Account for taxes, insurance, utilities, management, maintenance, and reserves.

Zoning and use

Confirm that the intended use, parking, and signage are permitted with the local jurisdiction.

Physical condition

Have roofs, mechanical systems, structure, and any environmental questions inspected by qualified professionals.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A little clarity
goes a long way.

Have a different question? Ask Jeff.

Does Jeff handle commercial property?

Yes. His Countrywide Properties Group profile describes residential, farm and ranch, and commercial experience. His recent public listings have included multifamily, retail, and industrial lease property.

Can Jeff tell me what a property will earn?

No one can guarantee income. Jeff can help you gather the records and ask the right questions, and your lender, accountant, and other advisers can test the assumptions.

Can I lease space instead of buying?

Yes. Tell Jeff the size, location, and use you need so you can talk through available lease options and terms.

Go a little deeper

IRS residential rental property guidanceIdaho Secretary of State business search

Confirm zoning, permitted use, and building requirements directly with the city or county.

Explore the source for current information.

COMMERCIAL & MULTIFAMILY

Your next step.
A conversation with Jeff.

Tell Jeff the property type, location, whether you are buying, selling, or leasing, and the numbers or terms you need to work through.

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