INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY! Add this duplex to your investment portfolio for just $150,000! Each unit offers 3 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom, providing a total of 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across both sides.
Previously rented for $800 per unit, this property has a rental history of $1,600 per month, or $19,200 annually in gross rental income.
With two separate income-producing units, this duplex presents an opportunity for investors looking to expand their portfolio or enter the multifamily rental market. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
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Near 403 Horner Street · Henderson, NC 27536
Examining another house that is similar, nearby, and recently sold can help determine if the price of this home for sale is priced appropriately.
Examining another house that is similar, nearby, and recently sold can help determine if the price of this home for sale is priced appropriately.
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This sold listing offers an interesting perspective as a larger two-story triplex that closed for a notably lower total price. While the home on Burwell Avenue provided three units and more overall square footage, it also carries the older mechanicals and exterior upkeep common to turn-of-the-century architecture. Meanwhile, 403 Horner Street offers a true single-level duplex layout with fresh laminate flooring and clean interior paint already in place. The price difference between the two largely reflects unit configuration, building style, and ongoing maintenance expectations.
This sold listing is a much newer single-story duplex that traded at a higher purchase price and a much higher rate per square foot. The property on Zene Street features neat vinyl siding, attractive covered front porches, full kitchen appliance packages, and clean modern bathrooms. In comparison, 403 Horner Street provides considerably more interior space and six total bedrooms across both sides, though it features more modest finishes and panel walls. The higher price paid for this sold home clearly reflects its turnkey status, newer construction, and reduced initial capital expense.
This sold listing represents a true gut-rehab project that changed hands for a very low cash price. The home on Zollicoffer Avenue required a total overhaul from top to bottom, with boarded-up entryways, unfinished ceilings, and severe interior distress throughout. On the other hand, 403 Horner Street is in functional, rentable shape with tidy vinyl plank floors, installed cabinetry, and working living spaces ready for tenants. The deep price gap shows just how substantial of a discount is required when a property is entirely unlivable.
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