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Chris C.
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Should I buy a multifamily with no central ac?

Chris C.
  • Norfolk, VA
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Hi all,
Still looking for my first multifamily...Seven months into the search. But no purchase is still better than making a bad one, right? I'm looking at a fourplex now, 2 2-bedrooms, 2 3-bedrooms, with no central ac. In each main area there is an existing window a/c unit. My question is, do apts with no central ac rent for less than those that do? (Of course?) Would any of you buy a rental property with only window a/c? (Depends on the deal?) And if so, then should I also supply a window unit for each bedroom ( I would provide one for the main area), or let the tenant supply their own? Would it affect the rentability if I did not outfit the bedrooms.

Thanks,

Chris

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