How do I buy a two- or three-family investment property in Charleston?

Buying a two- or three-family property in Charleston works like any purchase, but underwriting looks harder at existing leases, unit condition, and whether current rents already cover the mortgage. Financing, inspection contingencies and insurance quotes all need to account for multiple units rather than one, and zoning should be checked before assuming an extra unit is legal. Brian Beatty walks investors through comparable multi-family sales street by street so the offer is priced against what similar buildings actually closed for.