This building is 3 stories with a basement and the first floor is currently occupied by a tenant who is operating Grossly business the store is well decorated and there is a retail unit on the first floor and a two-bedroom apartment on the second floor and a two-bedroom apartment… Read More on the third floor, for a total of three units. However, the retail unit on the first floor still has six years left on its lease and is currently paying $1,400 in rent and paying all utilities.a0; The second floor is perfectly furnished. It's currently empty and currently being marketed for $1,000. The third floor has a two-bedroom apartment tenan has been there for over 10 years. They're paying $650 a month, plus all utilities. So, if you rent out the second, first, and third floors, that comes out to $36,000 a year. The landlord's expenses include $2,498 in building taxes and $2,000 in building insurance, for a total of about $4,500. Subtracting those costs, you get $31,500 a year in net rental income. That's about a 10% annual income. The third floor is also very cheap. It could be a good investment. Read Less
Courtesy of Peter Han, PK PROPERTY INC. 215-635-5100
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