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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

What do you think of this duplex
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UKRaMt7mas
The thing about this duplex is the setup. The first floor is 1 BR but I was unable to check it out. However the 2nd apartment is a total of 4BRs I am not kidding. It is setup kinda differently. For any of the multifamily investors have you seen anything like this? Right now owner is asking for 100K. Im interested in wholesaling this but what does the BP fam think of this property. The rent on the first level is $800/Mo.
What would be the cost to make this a triplex?
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Jamaal Hunt
My concern with a 4 bedroom unit above a 1 bedroom unit would be that you might have a family of 6-8 living above a single man/woman or a young couple. Its a sure-fire recipe for conflict and complaints.
I agree with Brandon Turner - I'd investigate splitting the upstairs unit (if zoning allows) into two smaller units.
If it is in a university area, it might make a good student rental by connecting the two units and making it a 5-2 (again, if zoning will allow).