Two contractors plan to divide land into four 5,000 sq ft yards, renting each for $3,000 a month ($0.60 per sq ft). They'd offer a 20% discount for three-year leases to lock in longer commitments.
Right here. What, let's do this, dictate to it or type in there and let it know that what we're going to do is we're going to create 4 contractor yards separated by a fence wall. That'll be how many square foot is it? Is it a half acre or something like 20? So we can say that they get a 5,000 square foot yard, plus or minus, for $3,000 a month. And if they, if they sign a 3-year lease, we'll give them a 20% discount. Put the numbers together on that.
It's just going through the numbers, talking about how much you could actually have, breaks it down into different tight, practical, and conservative layouts. So it goes the middle of the road as practical between 4,500 to 5,250 square foot each. So you have enough space for each one. Right. And it's saying for each one, if you have about a 5,000 square foot lot or a mini parcel, you can rent it out for $3,000. You'll get 60 cents a square foot for that one. Saying it's pretty strong rent for dirt slash yard space, but it could be possible just depending on your tenant and if there's the different access they could have for it.
