Regarding the area I personally like it (I love victorian style, hope I never have to demo one of those houses).

The last loser multi-unit I saw was a slowly collapsing 100 year old Victorian triplex conversion wherein someone decided to skip inspections, other than that it's winner-winner-winner-winner for multi-units in our area over the last few years.I'm sure I don't have to tell you: know your rent control laws, if applicable, where you are buying!

I'm from Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn where almost every property in my neighborhood is a Victorian Style Brownstone which ARVs from anywhere between1.5-2mill easy.

It is an old Victorian converted into a triplex.

This is one where we were actually worried going into it...we believed that there was a market for A+ restored Victorians, but there weren't really any comps in the area before this house.

Hello,I've been looking for a 2 story, 4-5 bedroom victorian home (built before 1920s)  to serve two purposes.

She's been doing some tasteful upgrades to her 1880's Victorian home.

Anyone have recommendations for insurance company/agent for an 18th century victorian 3 family rental house ?

I have two duplexes in Victorian Village that need alot of TLC from tuckpointing the exterior brick, replacing wooden box gutters, refinishing all hardwoods, updating all electric, and replacing kitchens and baths.  

Purchase price: $278,000 Cash invested: $389,000 Sale price: $775,000 Restoration of a 1895 Victorian home.