308 Kuhn St Edinburg, TX 78541-3532
This exceptional investment opportunity in Edinburg, TX, presents a portfolio of six income-generating properties situated on a 0.4-acre lot. The property comprises four buildings totaling 1,844 square feet, strategically located on a hard corner lot. The diverse tenant mix includes a thriving trophy shop generating $800 monthly rent and a beauty salon contributing $600 per month. A freestanding building on the southwest corner is currently leased to a non-denominational church at $800 per month. A substantial structure on the east end of the property, previously used as a tax service office, offers multiple private offices, a spacious lobby, a conference room, and two bathrooms. This building, currently vacant, holds significant rental potential, estimated at $1,500 per month for the main space and an additional $500 per month for an efficiency apartment. Finally, a two-bedroom apartment, previously rented for $800 per month, is also available. While currently vacant, this property's location near the courthouse ensures strong rental demand. This unique property offers a fantastic investment opportunity with significant upside potential. The current rental income provides a solid foundation for immediate returns, while the vacant units present the opportunity to increase profitability. The property's diverse tenant base and prime location near the courthouse contribute to its long-term value and stability.
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Tax year 2022Comparables
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