c.1881 Michigan Fixer Upper MultiFamily Home $30K

$30,000

This Italianate multi-family home is a fixer upper with four 1/1 units. The sale includes the vacant lot next door for a total lot size of half an acre. Note the amazing curved staircase and egg and dart molding.

Yard featured at 122 North Ave, Battle Creek, MI, 49017

Realtor Comments

This building is currently set as 4 residential units, it could be a a single-family home, a business on the main level & a residence upstairs. T3 zoning allows for numerous possibilities. If this property will be rehabilitated to a multi-unit, an engineer’s report for foundation, floor, roof & fire separation criteria will be required & will be required for rehab plan. If it is a single family rehab the report is not required. This fixer is available through the Calhoun County Land Bank’s Transform This Home (TTH) Program. TTH is for those who want to purchase & restore a home for their primary residence but is also open to investors who wish to transform a residence into a viable rental unit or to resell to an owner-occupied buyer. Preference will be given to primary residence applicants. Program guidelines require the applicant to establish a rehabilitation plan & have resources to successfully complete rehabilitation to occupancy within 12 months. Additional inspections will be required by the city. All offers will be reviewed on the 1st & 3rd Friday of each month. Per Seller, if pof & prelim questionnaire do not accompany offer, it will not be submitted for consideration.

5bed
4bath
Circa 1881

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Incomplete featured at 122 North Ave, Battle Creek, MI, 49017

Pros

Affordability: The cost of living, including housing, is generally lower than in many urban areas.
Rich History: Battle Creek has a vibrant history, particularly known for its role in the cereal industry.
Parks and Recreation: Numerous parks and outdoor spaces offer recreational activities for families and nature enthusiasts.
Community Events: The city hosts various festivals and events that foster community spirit and engagement.
Cultural Opportunities: Access to museums, art galleries, and theaters enhances the cultural landscape.

Cons

Limited Job Market: Job opportunities may be fewer, often requiring commuting to nearby cities for better prospects.
Weather Conditions: Cold winters and variable weather may not appeal to everyone.
Public Transportation: Limited public transit options can make it challenging for those without a vehicle.
Fewer Dining and Shopping Options: While there are some local businesses, options may be limited compared to larger cities.
Educational Challenges: Some schools may face challenges, affecting educational quality in certain areas.