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Question about purchasing 4 of 6 unit townhome buliding
Hello Biggerpockets followers. I have an odd scenario on a "property" i just had an offer accepted on. The building is 6 units, but the seller has it listed as 4 units, in 1 listing. Its 3x 3/2's and 1x 2/2
My question is what concerns/ complications/ cons does this propose, if any? Its a rare scenario, but i'm just not sure if that matters. My main concern is resale, but if the numbers work well, why couldnt I do the same thing and sell the 4 units. The other 2 units recently sold in a week or two.
Thanks