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David Casey
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  • Boston, MA
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

David Casey
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  • Boston, MA
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Hello,

I've owned a few small multi family apartments and my primary single family for years.  I'm looking to expand / grow into larger multi family and wanted analyze a deal with 12 - 14 units in a condominium complex.:  12 are owned by 1 owner and 2 others are separately owned.  I'm looking to see if it would make sense to acquire all of them and combine into a multifamily or flip as individual condominiums.  Presently they are zoned as condominiums and taxed accordingly, if recombined I assume we could file for an abatement and get the taxes reduced.   I welcome your thoughts and to see if anyone has interest in discussing this deal further, possibly partnering. 

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  • David Casey