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cjared036  Alabama Fan Houston, tx Member since Dec 2009 3965 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 1:37 am to Chaz95)
With a legit functioning bar? Not a bad deal. Just hire a respectable bar manager to come in and run the place. If you have to put money into bar? Update? Ill pass
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CidCock  South Carolina Fan Member since Sep 2007 Member since Feb 2011 4225 posts
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| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 6:33 am to cjared036)
is Puffy's Tavern still below?
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Trace Member since Dec 2012 265 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:07 am to GeauxTGRZ)
You could probably get the same building in LES for 2MM less.
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trillhog Elite Membership Member since Jul 2011 14558 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:17 am to GeauxTGRZ)
this more my style i like to swim laps LINK and that's a deal for Tribeca, there's 20 million plus places all over that neighborhood.
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nycajun  LSU Fan Nothin' could be finer..... Member since Dec 2004 16888 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:24 am to GeauxTGRZ)
It's an investment property. Income from bar and residential tenant probably covers amortization of debt equal to 70% of price.
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dewster  Maryland Fan TN Member since Aug 2006 4736 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:36 am to GeauxTGRZ)
It's 17 feet wide....not my first choice. What would the rental income be for that?
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trillhog Elite Membership Member since Jul 2011 14558 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:38 am to GeauxTGRZ)
i had a laundry mat and an indian restaurant on the first floor of my building in nyc, tiki masala all the time
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Northgate  LSU Fan Member since Jul 2012 2279 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:39 am to dewster)
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It's an investment property. Income from bar and residential tenant probably covers amortization of debt equal to 70% of price.
So you have to rent that tiny bar for like $40,000 per month, and the residential tenant is paying $30,000? Hmmm ... Not sure I'd got that route with six mil.
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hobotiger  LSU Fan Hoboken, NJ Member since Nov 2007 2455 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:40 am to dewster)
Rent would be easy 5 figures, if I can rent my place out in Hoboken for $4k, i would say that would be 20K minimium
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Northgate  LSU Fan Member since Jul 2012 2279 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:42 am to hobotiger)
Yeah. You have taxes and fees, bus the note, plus utilities, repairs, etc. it would have to rent for 20k minimum. The bar more. But, how many drinks would the bar have to sell to make that?
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LSUPOKEY  LSU Fan Baton Rouge Member since Jun 2008 58 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:48 am to Northgate)
The bathroom in the first one looks like a hospital bathroom? They can take that dump and shove it up their can.
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vl100butch  LSU Fan Vicksburg, MS Member since Sep 2005 23171 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 7:57 am to LSUPOKEY)
I'd also be checking the NYC flood zone maps......
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Alatgr  LSU Fan Mobeezy, Alabizzle Member since Sep 2005 13405 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 8:25 am to GeauxTGRZ)
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$6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca
Doesn't seem unreasonable at all for NYC, especially with the bar you can rent out, no?
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trillhog Elite Membership Member since Jul 2011 14558 posts

| re: $6.5 million Townhouse in Tribeca (Posted on 12/5/12 at 8:41 am to Alatgr)
idk the sqft but it's around 1,000k per foot for a fully renovated nice place in that area.
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