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Dave Madoch
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Moving to Seattle, wanting to purchase multi-family

Dave Madoch
  • Chicago, IL
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My wife and I will be moving to seattle area in april or may this year. Looking at the current market prices I would really like to buy a duplex or 3 flat to house hack. I have lived in Ballard before and really liked it. I have no desire to live directly downtown. What other areas are good to look in for a potential multi family househack?

We also have thrown around the idea of buying landing and building something. Does anyone know a ballpark construction cost per unit in a more suburban area similar to Snohomish.

Thank you 

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Sherief Elbassuoni
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Sherief Elbassuoni
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  • Bellevue, WA
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@Dave Madoch, welcome to the Seattle area. The small multi-family in Seattle and King county is pretty competitive. Another option may be to go with something that has ADU potential (like finished basement). Seattle also allows having ADU & DADU.

Construction cost will vary a lot based on location, do you have water/sewer on street or not, finishes, ....

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