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Karthik B.
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Washington DC Rent Control Multi-Family Property

Karthik B.
  • Dunn Loring, VA
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Hi,

I'm analyzing a multi-family property (5+) units but less than 10 units in Washington DC. The property is under rent control and I'm wondering what strategies I should consider in acquiring this property. 

The owner would like to sell as-is with all units currently rented. 

Thanks. 
KB

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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Not sure what you mean by what strategies?  You buy it or you dont.  It is a DC multifamily home, which is in very low supply. Someone is going to buy it...it is just a matter of whether it will be you or someone else.

Also how many units here really makes a difference.  If it is just 5 units...I would consider combining two of the units into 1 to create a 4 unit building, thus unlocking some value.

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