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What should I look for in a Milton multi-family?
Actual current rents, lease terms, unit condition and the property's capital expense history matter more when evaluating a Milton multi-family than the general area it sits in. Confirm the parcel's zoning genuinely allows its current multi-family use, since Milton includes areas with different zoning designations that are easy to assume incorrectly. A full inspection of shared systems, not just individual units, is worth the added cost before you commit. Ask Joel to help pull comparable sales and rental data for a specific property.
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