Major price improvement!! Amazing investment opportunity to own a cash flowing triplex, an extra wide 2 car garage AND an adjoining vacant lot to build on or use for additional amenity space. The triplex is located in a booming section of North Kensington w under market rents and potentially the ability for an owner occupant to acquire this property and immediately generate real cash flow! The garage is currently not being used and can be quickly rented out for additional income. The area is super close to Fishtown, Frankford Ave corridor with their fantastic shops and restaurants. Not to mention directly across the street from a trendy café with public transportation abound. Each unit has its own utilities which are separately metered. The large first floor 1 bed 1 bath unit is rented for $1236+$35 water fee and has access to the side door to the yard and the basement. The second floor which is a 2 bed 1 bath unit ($1272+$35 water fee). The third floor also is a 2 bed 1 bath but is configured as a large 1 bed 1 bath ($957+$35 water fee). This triplex is generating ALREADY $3,570 a month ($42,850 a yr) PLUS you can immediately rent out the garage for additional income. This investment has multiple revenue stream's and full of opportunity! Seller open to providing an ‘assist’ w accepted offer as well.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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