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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Just when you find a multi-family deal that peaks your interest...
Found a complex on the MLS recently
10 units. 6 are 2/1 and 4 are 1/1
Recently rewired and replumbed. Google street view actually shows it all boarded up from the image in early 2013
Price tag $300k
MLS states NOI is around 44k a year
90% occupancy
I look at where it is located and it is in a lower income area, which I could deal with
Then I look up the crime stats for the area. And 3 of the current residents are all registered sex offenders. One low risk, one medium risk, and one high risk. And I get to thinking "crap if I did actually buy this, I couldn't bring my wife or my kiddos by the property"
SO for most of you is this a deal breaker?