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Naz Hossain
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Older property surrounded by newer developements

Naz Hossain
  • Developer
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hi BP!

I have an opportunity to purchase a Tri plex in a really good neighborhood/nicer part of town. This Tri was built in 1946 and it is surrounded by new developments. My question is, does that pose a risk for me in any way? Be it getting tenants or having to make way for further new developments? This will be my first deal if I go through with it.

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@Naz Hossain this is not the property for you. Doesn't meet the 1% rule. gross rents divided by .01= maximum property price. $2450/.01= $245000 property price.

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