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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Evaluating Multi-Property Purchases
Hey Everyone!
I've found an off-market deal that definitely requires some more analysis but I'm curious what the best way to analyze this purchase is.
The purchase is for 3 duplexes. All of the units have established long-term tenants in the units.
Should I analyze the deal as a whole, or should I break it down and analyze is on a per unit basis? Should I do both?
Any other insight on a 3 property purchase? Also, this will be my first foray into RE Investing... is 3 properties too much to start with?
I'm in Halifax, Nova Scotia If that is an important factor.
Thanks everyone!
Most Popular Reply

What is the exit strategy after the purchase? Having 3 separate Duplexes (or Dupli) gives several options. So I would analyze them separately and as a whole, & with different exit strategies (fix & flip, long term hold, house hack, BRRRR etc...).
Whatever you decide to do with the property after purchase will alter your numbers & affect your decision.