Do not disturb 20 tenants! Inspection and viewing shall be after accepted Purchase Agreement. 20 Units fully occupied. 20 stoves, fridges, 3 coined operating washer & dryer machines. Ample parking and full masonry in the HEART of Macomb County! New roof on most westerly building. Neat and clean and well maintained and family operated since 1964! This is a money maker with 20% money down and will have a return of $5,000 a month. 3 buildings total. 8505 Canal Sterling Heights 48314, Parcel ID Number 10-03-126-015, 8555 Canal Sterling Heights 48314, Parcel ID Number 10-03-126-029, 8481 Canal Utica 48317, Parcel ID Number 10-03-101-057 All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed, Buyers agent and buyer most confirm
Do not disturb 20 tenants! Inspection and viewing shall be after accepted Purchase Agreement. 20 Units fully occupied. 20 stoves, fridges, 3 coined operating washer & dryer machines. Ample parking and full masonry in the HEART of Macomb County! New roof on most westerly building. Neat and clean and well maintained and family operated since 1964! This is a money maker with 20% money down and will have a return of $5,000 a month. 3 buildings total. 8505 Canal Sterling Heights 48314, Parcel ID Number 10-03-126-015, 8555 Canal Sterling Heights 48314, Parcel ID Number 10-03-126-029, 8481 Canal Utica 48317, Parcel ID Number 10-03-101-057 All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed, Buyers agent and buyer most confirm
REALCOMP #214042838
Oct 10, 2014
Sold
$750,000
$63/sq ft
May 9, 2014
Listed
$800,000
$67/sq ft
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Jul 26, 2022.
R-60
One Family Residential District
The one family districts are established to provide an environment suitable for families who typically have children. The districts are principally for one family dwellings at varying densities. The specific intent of these districts is to encourage the construction and continued use of one family dwellings and to prohibit the use of the land which would substantially interfere with the development of one family dwellings. The city also discourages any land use which, because of its character and size, would create requirements and costs for public services substantially in excess of those needed for the one family densities of that zoning district. The city also discourages any land use which would be incompatible or generate excessive traffic on local streets.