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Okeoma M.
  • Brooklyn, New York
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Analyzing multiple sfh deal?

Okeoma M.
  • Brooklyn, New York
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I told my real estate agent that I was interested in investing in a duplex or triplex and she flagged a property that has a 2/1 SFH with two 1/1 SFHs on the same lot. I'd basically be buying three houses. Assuming the setup is legal I think I could get great cash flow. I ran the numbers the same way I would for a triplex except that I adjusted for higher maintenance costs since I'll be dealing with three separate homes (three roofs, three heating/ac systems, etc.).

Is there anything else I should be thinking about when making this analysis??

Thanks in advance for your thoughts. 

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