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Patrick Kwon
  • Stamford, CT
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Norwalk CT - 4br SFH to 2 Unit Duplex Conversion

Patrick Kwon
  • Stamford, CT
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For investors in the southern CT area. I am wondering what you think about this deal. For anyone who has done a SFH to duplex conversionI would love your opinion, as well. 

Here are some details:

The deal: 350,000 asking price, 2600 sq feet, 55,000 estimated rehab, B zoned

Market: Within walking distance of Norwalk Hospital (stable, profiting hospital). Norwalk real estate market has been growing in the past few years. Average rent for 2 br: $2,000. 

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