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Multifamily investment

What Todd Saw in the Property Other Investors Avoided

Outdated kitchens and swamp coolers discouraged other investors. Todd saw recently replaced major systems, reduced near-term capital-expense exposure, and a way to test the complete renovation strategy on one unit before committing to all six.

What Todd saw: Other investors saw an old building with dated units. Todd saw that several of the expensive, predictable capital items — the roof, the furnaces, the bathrooms, the flooring — had already been replaced within the previous few years, while the remaining visible deficiencies were easy to identify, estimate, and correct through a controlled improvement plan.

  • $1,175,000

    Purchase price

  • $1,050/month

    Original scheduled rent per unit

  • $6,300/month

    Original scheduled monthly rent (all six units)

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Author: Todd McClean, Realtor® | Real Estate Investment Strategist, Mountainland Realty, Inc.. Reviewed July 25, 2026. This page provides general real estate information and is not legal, tax, accounting, lending, securities, commodities, or financial-planning advice.

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