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Milagros Aspillaga
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Build a small multi-family, or leave it as a single-family?

Milagros Aspillaga
  • Miami, FL
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I have a small single-family home in Miami that is currently rented for $1,800 per month. The same family has been there for more than 3 years and they will most likely not renew after next year (2020). It is a centrally located property in a great neighborhood zoned for multi-family homes. I currently owe $130K on the mortgage and am considering taking out a loan (around $350K) so that I can build a new duplex and rent both properties for around $2,300 each.

Is this still considered a BRRR (even though I have owned the property for well over 20 years)? Is this a good investment?

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Frank Wong
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Frank Wong
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Leave it alone, don't play around with developing.  You do it incorrectly and you can lose a lot of money.  If you know exactly what you are doing go for it but it would be too risky for me. 

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