Listed by Joseph Schulteis • Allied Realty Group LLC. Bought with Shorewest Realtors - South Metro.
Sold on Mar 2026
$186,000
6
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2 ba
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2,070
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4614 W Mill Rd #4616, Milwaukee, WI 53218
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Public Remarks: INVESTOR ALERT: 1979-Built Duplex with huge Rent Upside!Stop fighting over century-old homes. This rare 1979 side-by-side duplex at 4614-4616 W Mill Rd offers modern bones and an immediate path to high yield. THE OPPORTUNITY: Both leases (Lower: $1150 | Upper: $925) expire 3/31/26. This is your window to reset to 2026 market rates (estimated at $1,250+/unit) or house-hack this spring!WHY IT WORKS:Modern Footprint: Two spacious 3BR/1BA units with separate utilities. Instant Equity: Under-market rents mean huge upside on day one of your new leases. Low Maintenance: Brick/stone exterior and newer systems compared to local stock. April 1st is your 'New Year' for cash flow. Don't miss this clean-slate portfolio builder!Contact for a tour before the spring rush.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1979Year Built
6,969 sq ftLot Size
$90Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Joseph Schulteis• Allied Realty Group LLC
Bought with Justin Ippoliti• Shorewest Realtors - South Metro
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Last updated by owner on Feb 22, 2017.
RT2
Two-Family Residential District
The purpose of the RT1-RT2 districts is to promote, preserve and protect neighborhoods intended primarily for one- and 2-family dwellings. Properties in these districts typically have larger setbacks and smaller lot coverage than those found in the RT3 or RT4 districts. Commercial uses are not allowed in these districts. The neighborhoods found in RT1 and RT2 districts feature a regular platting standard and a more uniform pattern of development than those of the RT3 district. These neighborhoods were platted and developed, in large part, in the mid- to late-1900s, with some areas recently developed.