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Just bought prime 4-unit in Chicago....

Brian Thomas
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Hey Folks,

I'm under contract to buy a 4 unit building, 3 prime residential with ground floor commercial. The residential are large (2000+ sq ft) but only three bedroom. I'm considering adding a bedroom to each in the short term to pump up rent. I would appreciate any thoughts on that approach? 

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    I really like mixed-use. Get a contractor involved early to look at your renovation plan. Some of those downtown buildings are more difficult to modify than you think. Increasing rooms is often a good way to make money if you don't make them too small or oddly shaped.
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