- ADDRESS:
- 6097 SW VALLEY AVE Beaverton, OR 97008
- Price:
- $949,500
- Units:
- 4
- Unit 1:
-
4 Bed
2.0 Bath
$2,195/mo
Features: Deck, Fireplace, Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer Hookup - Unit 2:
-
2 Bed
2.0 Bath
$1,499/mo
Features: Deck, Dishwasher, Disposal, Refrigerator - Unit 3:
-
2 Bed
2.0 Bath
$1,499/mo
Features: Deck, Dishwasher, Disposal, Refrigerator - Unit 4:
-
2 Bed
1.0 Bath
$1,299/mo
Features: Deck, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Storage - MLS#:
- 253751536
- Lot Size:
- 5,000 to 6,999 SqFt
- Type:
- Multi
- Zone:
- R2
- Yr Built:
- 1968
- Taxe/yr:
- $11,281.97
- County:
- Washington
- Status:
- Active
- Levels:
- 2
- Heat:
- Forced Air
- View:
- Territorial
- Elem:
- Fir Grove
- Middle:
- Highland Park
- High:
- Southridge
- Lot Desc:
- Level
- Area:
- Beaverton, Aloha
- Courtesy of:
- NextHome Realty Connection
- Remarks:
- PRICE REDUCTION!!!This 4-unit property sounds like a fantastic investment opportunity! Here’s a breakdown of what stands out:Location: The fact that it's in a sought-after neighborhood is key. Properties in prime locations tend to appreciate faster and are easier to rent out.Income Potential: With multiple units, especially the 4bd/2ba front unit that functions like a single-family home, you can charge higher rent for that one. The two townhouse-style units also add a unique appeal to different types of renters.Private Parking: This is a major perk. Parking can be hard to come by in some neighborhoods, and having dedicated parking for each unit is a selling point that could increase demand.3 Updated Units: The fact that kitchens, bathrooms, and appliances have been recently updated adds significant value. Newer toilets and vanities can also reduce maintenance costs in the long run.Well-maintained: It’s always a huge plus when a property has been well cared for. This suggests that there’s little immediate work required, and you can start earning rental income right away.If you’re in the position to move on it, what would your strategy be for improving the units or adjusting the rents? Would you lean toward a quick refresh, or go for more extensive renovations?