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All Forum Posts by: Matthew L Hearn

Matthew L Hearn has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Buying a tenant occupied duplex

Matthew L Hearn
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  • Wilmington NC
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Hey there. I’m looking at a possible duplex acquisition that is tenant occupied. How would it work when I take over? Do I have to honor the lease currently in place? Also, if I’m trying to brrrr the property how do I do upgrades with tenants in the way? 

Post: looking for advise on new build to rent properties

Matthew L Hearn
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  • Wilmington NC
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I'm looking to build on .44 acres in Wilmington NC. The idea is to build multifamily rentals to hold for the long term. The engineer I'm currently working with drew up a plan for five townhouses. Four townhouses are 1250 sq ft one bedroom and the fifth is 2 bedroom. The plan is to maximize the space we have and rent as midterm rentals to medical and business professionals. My question is does it make sense to build one-bedroom condos? Or maybe just build two duplexes with two bedrooms each? Any input would be appreciated.