VR PRICING Seller will consider offers between $375,000 and $425,000. Exceptional turnkey investment opportunity in Buffalo’s Lovejoy neighborhood.
This fully renovated 3-unit property features two spacious 2-bedroom apartments, one oversized 3-bedroom apartment, and a massive, attached garage offering additional income potential rarely found in traditional multifamily properties.
Extensive renovations allow the next owner to focus on maximizing income rather than tackling repairs and deferred maintenance. The residential units offer strong rental demand, while the garage creates opportunities for additional revenue through storage, contractor use, workshop space, vehicle parking, equipment storage, or other permitted uses.
Ideal for investors seeking cash flow, owner-occupants looking to offset living expenses with rental income, or entrepreneurs searching for a property that combines residential income with functional workspace. The flexible layout and multiple income streams make this a unique opportunity in today’s market.
Whether added to an existing portfolio, utilized as a house-hack investment, or held for long-term appreciation, 88 Schiller offers versatility, functionality, and upside potential. Properties with this combination of renovated residential units and large income-producing garage space are difficult to find.
Don’t miss your opportunity to own a truly unique multifamily.
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