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I am considering purchasing this 4 unit property, and I would like your perspective.
Background--
The property is currently a 2 unit commercial property; however, plans were submitted to convert it to a 4plx. First question, should I include a clause in the purchase agreement to ensure the property is approved to convert to a 4plx before closing?
The property needs significant work. For example, it is a shell right now, with no sheetrock at all. Masonry brick is exposed, which I like. I have floor plans for 1 1bd/2bth and 3 2bd/1bth. I will need to update the electrical throughout, to include 2 additional electrical panels. I will need to install 4 hot water heaters and 4 HVAC, frame and sheetrock four complete units, kitchens and bathrooms, replace and reconfigure plumbing, etc. Each unit is less than 750sq ft.
Is $200K enough for the scope of work? What are your thoughts on the analysis?