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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is this a good deal? Multifamily in upstate NY
Hey guys,
I'm analyzing a property in Beacon, NY (about 1.5 hours outside NYC on the Hudson River) and not sure if it's a good deal. It's for sale by owner, no realtors involved. I'm a first time homebuyer and plan to do FHA. I'm a little weary about doing this without a realtor, can anyone comment on that?
Price is a bit steep ($425k) but looks like it has cash flow potential.
"Brick Three Family. 1890. Three units separately metered. Major renovations including wood floors, granite counters, etc. No violations. Taxes $6,300 in 2015. Rental income $1,450 + $1,700 + $1,100. Strong ROI. Master unit vacant. Off street parking. Big yard. Nice neighbors."
Any thoughts or advice is appreciated, thanks!
Most Popular Reply
Jordan,
If you are planning to live in it and rent the other units it seems fine. Otherwise, I would not do it. Price is too high. Taxes, insurance, maintenance on old home would also eat into returns. Is it lead free? I think you would struggle with this. The lack of a Realtor is not an issue. See if you can get the price down.
Rich Baer, Esq.