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Odd Multi-Unit Property Valuation Discussion

Brian Ellison
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Hi BiggerPockets!

I'm hoping to hear some of your takes on an interesting property I've stumbled upon. What would you do with this situation? 

List price: $950,000

3 buildings on property: (1) Old, Victorian style home - needs full gut job; (2) Duplex, fully-rented, (3) Quadplex, completely vacant

Lot size: 0.50 acres - the buildings are right next to each other and share a parking lot

(1) Victorian style home has windows purchased and plans drawn to be a single-family house. ARV ~$850k according to agent

(2) Fully renovated duplex has about $280k put into it, currently renting at $1,300 and $1,500.

(3) Vacant quadplex could be rented although likely needs full reno for each unit.

The property is half a mile from a rapidly growing downtown area in the suburbs of Atlanta, and the seller is looking to offload the property to work on building tiny homes in Asheville, NC. He purchased property for $400k 2 years ago. 

How would you value this property, and what would you do with the space? I have some thoughts as well and will jump in the comments once the discussion gets going. 

Thanks for playing! :D  

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