Excellent 5 Unit Investment in Lone Mountain Open House Tomorrow 3.16 at 4-5:30pm


Excellent investment opportunity in Lone Mountain with city views. Well maintained 5 unit building comprised of 5 One Bedroom Units (Some are configured as Two Bedrooms by converting Living Room to Bedroom) and 2 Car side by side parking. Building is 4288 sqft and lot size is 3000sqft per Tax Records. $103,800 Annual Rent with a huge upside. New back stairs and remodeled front stairs. Roof is approximately 10 years young. Washer/dryer area. 569-$1955/mo; 569A-$923/mo Protected; 571-$1763/mo; 571A-$1964/mo; 571B-$1760/mo+New bathroom. Near all the restaurants, coffee shops and conveniences of Inner Richmond, Lone Mountain and Laurel Heights. Close to public transportation 5 Fulton, 38 Geary. Tier 3 Soft Story. Walk Score 96. Bike Score 94.


Building Features:
  • 5 One Bedroom Units
  • Approximately 4288 square feet per Tax Records
  • 3000sqft Lot Per Tax Records
  • Approximately 10 years Roof
  • New Back Stairs
  • Remodeled Front Stairs
  • 2 car side by side parking garage
  • Near all the restaurants, coffee shops and conveniences of Inner Richmond, Lone Mountain and Laurel Heights
  • Close to public transportation - 5 Fulton, 38 Geary
Unit
Rents Amount
569A
$923/month
569
$1955/month
571
1763/month
571A
$1964/month
571B
1760/month
Total Rent
$8365/month
Total Annual Rent
$100,380
GRM: 19.9
CAP: 3.7
Lone Mountain Neighborhood
561- 571 Arguello Blvd located at Lone Mountain. Lone Mountain Neighborhood is one of San Francisco’s finest neighborhood nearby parks include Rossi Playground, Angelo Rossi Park and Arguello Parkto, and Golden Gate Park, eateries on Balboa, Clement and public transportation. 569-571 Arguello Blvd has a Walk Score of 96.
569 - 571 Arguello Blvd
San Francisco, CA
For More Information
Janice Lee
415-832-9151
International President's Premier
Top Producer, Top SF Realtor
Investment Specialist
JaniceFLee@gmail.com
BRE #01720205
Location: 1930 Noriega St, San Francisco, CA 94122, USA

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