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STR-Permitted 4-Unit Multi-Family | 7BD/5BA/4PK | Levittown Lakes

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The brief

The reason to consider it.

Investor’s Dream in Levittown Lakes: Fully Occupied Multi-Family Property

Seize this unparalleled investment opportunity with a fully occupied, income-generating multi-family property located in the highly sought-after Levittown Lakes. Known for its high rental demand, this property promises immediate and stable cash flow.

Unit 1: 2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom
Unit 2: 2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom
Unit 3: 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom
Unit 4: 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms

With all units currently occupied, you can benefit from a steady revenue stream. The property is also permitted for short-term rentals (STR), offering flexibility and additional income potential through both traditional long-term leases and vacation rentals.

Key features include parking for four vehicles and a prime location that provides easy access to shopping centers, schools, restaurants, and major roads. This makes the property not just a lucrative investment, but also highly appealing to potential tenants.

Whether you’re looking to expand your real estate portfolio or dive into the lucrative world of rental properties, this multi-family unit offers proven income and strong appreciation potential.

Last confirmed

Year built
1960
Type
Apartment
Land
3,541 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Parking

What people say about Puerto Rico

Accounts from Puerto Rico agree on one point above all: the electric grid.

  • Concern Unreliable grid and outages; backup power treated as a normal ownership cost
  • Concern Hurricane and flood exposure; insurance limits, exclusions and timing need checking before buying
  • Positive Foreign buyers can hold title; purchase runs through option contract, title study and attorney-notary
  • Mixed Act 60 incentives still attract buyers but are narrowing and conditional for new applicants

Read what people say, based on 11 sources

Cost of entry

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