The first one being my business, the other two at $14 a sf triple net. 

So you're basically tripling your money.

Thanks for the shout out @Tim Swierczek :-) @Kevin Milton I'd think even if the listing agent would love to triple dip on commissions, the sale of your home contingency would be a deal-breaker for a popular duplex in this market.

., good work on compiling these numbers and making it succinct.The only one that jumps out to me that I would want to triple-check is the market rent for a 4/2. 

I would triple check the rent for the property. $1800/unit seems *very* high for the location. 

Most commercial leases are triple net these days, at least around here. 

I've heard the term condo conversions, fast food triple net leases, and subsidized low income housing thrown around but i'm not sure what they are.

@Sheldon Peart - A basic rule of mortgages, is if you want a fixed rate product you do not take it at a major 5 bank as their penalties are literally triple the cost of the other mortgage lenders out there.

@Maria Teo Sure, hire an architect to do the same work so you can pay triple the cost.

I'm currently renting in Providence and would like to get a triple decker house hack going but am tentative for those reasons.Congrats again,Will