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Single Family Residence
$799,000$799 / sqft
350 W 16th St, Hialeah FL 33010
Listed
7
Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
1,000 sqft
Interior
1959
Year built
None
HOA
Single Family Residence
Type
About this home
Fully renovated Hialeah property offering exceptional income potential. Featuring multiple separate units, this property generates roughly $12,000 per month, unit 1 3/1, unit 2 1/2, unit 3 1/1, unit 4 1/1, unit 5 1/1;a total of 3,000 living SQ FT; providing a strong opportunity for investors seeking substantial cash flow. Every unit has been thoughtfully renovated with modern finishes and functional living spaces. Conveniently located in Hialeah, this income-producing property combines turnkey condition with impressive rental potential.
Features
- Other
- Maid/In-Law Quarters
- Garden
Location
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Estimated loan & HOA
$4,040
Loan payment and HOA only. Property tax and insurance are significant here and are not included.
- Principal & interest
- $4,040
- HOA
- None
Illustration only — not a loan offer, quote, or commitment. We are not a lender and neither offer nor arrange financing. Assumes a 30-year loan at 6.5% with 20% down (rates as of July 2026); your actual terms will differ.
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Illustration only — not a loan offer, quote, or investment advice. We are not a lender and neither offer nor arrange financing. The loan fields start at 20% down over 30 years at 6.5% (rates as of July 2026); that is a nominal rate for illustration, not an APR, and your actual terms will differ. Cap rate is unlevered; cash-on-cash counts the down payment as invested capital and excludes closing costs.
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