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Calvin Liang
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Is buying fire damage multifamily a bad idea?

Calvin Liang
  • San Francisco, CA
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I recently saw a 6 units multifamily building. 3 units are rented. The other 3 units are fire damaged. The property is way under market value.

Should I consider fire-damaged building at all? If yes, what should I take into consideration in terms of rehab cost?

Any feedback would be appreciated!!

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Mike Buckley
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  • Fall River, MA
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Mike Buckley
  • Investor
  • Fall River, MA
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Most likely won't happen but In a worst case the current tenants having to be placed into a hotel due to the extent of the renovation being done. Water shut off etc.

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