Our Flood policy just went up triple to over $3000 a year and will never stop going up.

I still tripled up my money in ~5 years, so don't shed a tear for me :)Personally, I don't feel that this is the right time in the RE cycle to hop on the multi-family bandwagon ... it appears to me that particular wagon is getting loaded up and crowded with dumb money at the moment, which means that lots of good deals may be on the horizon, but not today.

Hello friends,I'm preparing for a gut rehab a triple decker to convert to condos in the Boston area.

My speacialty is Financing for Income Producing Commercial Property(Apts $5million and up and Triple Net Lease $2million and up) and I can also help with assistance of learning how to get into the Comm'l Real Estate arena.

My goal is to triple my numbers in 2007.

I'm hoping to gain some knowledge here.I currently own 33% of a triple net deal (fast food restaurant).

My return on the investment from my rental properties triples the 5% I pay in student loan interest.

My father owns a piece of property that currently has a triple decker on it.

If we have a tenant that fails to vacate the property when they are supposed to, they go on holdover and the rent during the holdover is three times the monthly rent calculated on a daily basis and is immediately due and payable daily.I find once tenants have to pay triple the rent amount on a daily basis they are usually able to move out a little faster. 

If you put a kitchen in it will be essentially changing the duplex to a triple, check that zoning allows.