Turn-key Rental Income Property in Washington DC!

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Turn-key Rental Income Property in Washington DC!

Real Estate Broker · DC MD, VA & NV · Member since 2014 · 515 posts · 294 votes

Excellent Investor opportunity! This 2-Unit rental property consists of 2 1BR/1BA units currently rented and generating $3,400/month!  This is a very well-maintained and has good tenants on annual leases, although unit #1 will be moving end of May so either raise the rent or move in yourself!    Central air (upstairs only), each unit has washer/dryer, full kitchen, bath, and hardwood floors.  Property is separately metered with a DC Business License and Certificate of Occupancy.  Terrific location in historic LeDroit Park and just a short walk to metro, Howard University and the restaurants/shops of Shaw!   I'm an Assoc. Broker in Washington DC and have been investing/selling for 16 years.  https://www.homesnap.com/DC/Washington/343-Elm-Street-NW

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  • Real Estate Agent · Falls Church · Member since 2012 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    7y

    too bad the link doesn't work :)

  • Investor · New York City, NY · Member since 2013 · 1k+ posts · 269 votes
    7y

    Re-: Turn Key I am interested. 

    1. Will the seller offer any financing ?

    2. Is it currently being managed by a property management company?

    3. Re- Lease- What are the terms ? 

    4. Do you have any financials ? Expenses, Taxes , NOI

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  • Real Estate Broker · DC MD, VA & NV · Member since 2014 · 515 posts · 294 votes
    7y

    No Seller Financing @AnthonyDadlani, no property management company (there's really not much to manage!), each tenant is on an annual lease. Downstairs tenant lease ($1,500) 5/31 and she intends to move (rent due to be increased for new tenant) and Upstairs lease ($1,900) ends in Sept. Expenses consist of Taxes, Insurance, and owner pays gas & water, although gas can be passed on to tenants in future. No HOA. will update actual expenses-

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