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All Forum Posts by: Scot Amato

Scot Amato has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: engineered hardwood

Scot AmatoPosted
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
  • Posts 9
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It is much faster and less expensive to install. I was hoping you had good experiences. Thanks for the reply!

Post: engineered hardwood

Scot AmatoPosted
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
  • Posts 9
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Hello. I have a fixer upper. It is a duplex. I plan on renting it out. I want to make it updated but minimize my cost. I plan on using a engineered hardwood in the whole house. It is nice quality trafficmaster that I have used in higher end houses. My question is it okay to use in a bathroom instead of tile? Any one have knowledge or experience in this area? Thanks.

Post: Four unit investment house

Scot AmatoPosted
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 0
Thanks Pat

Post: Four unit investment house

Scot AmatoPosted
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
  • Posts 9
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Hello BP. I need some assistance. I am a flipper of single family property but recently purchased a four unit apartment house trying to add passive income. Total 8 plus bedrooms. The single family properties I purchased are in rural areas. The four unit is in a city. Much more difficult!

It is condemned and the city wants me to add pull stations and a sprinkler system in order to keep it a four unit. This is possible but I also need a 6 place parking lot.

I don't have access to parking because the neighbor will not share access to the back of my property via his driveway. I have offered to share maintenance etc but the answer is no.

My only option is convert it to a 2 unit or knock down and build new.

Property cost $36,000

Rehab $50000 for two unit rehab

Average asking of a 4 unit $180,000

Average asking of a 2 unit $150,000

Average sales comps of a single family $120,000 plus

Average rent $800 plus

What you think my next move should be?

Thanks!

Post: Condemed 4 unit

Scot AmatoPosted
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 0
Help please! Rehab is about $60,000!

Post: Condemed 4 unit

Scot AmatoPosted
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 0
Hello BP. I need some assistance. I am a flipper of single family property but recently purchased a four unit apartment house trying to add passive income. Total 8 plus bedrooms. The single family properties I purchased are in rural areas. The four unit is in a city. Much more difficult! It is condemned and the city wants me to add pull stations and a sprinkler system in order to keep it a four unit. This is possible but I also need a 6 place parking lot. I don't have access to parking because the neighbor will not share access to the back of my property via his driveway. I have offered to share maintenance etc but the answer is no. My only option is convert it to a 2 unit or knock down and build new. Property cost $36,000 Average asking of a 4 unit $180,000 Average asking of a 2 unit $150,000 Average sales comps of a single family $120,000 plus Average rent $800 plus What you think my next move should be? Thanks!