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Jacksonville, Florida Investment Property

March 8, 2010 by Marco Santarelli

Florida is back!

We just released our latest real estate investment in Jacksonville, Florida.  These are fully refurbished foreclosures within the greater Jacksonville market.  The properties are all tenant occupied and managed by a professional management firm.

The properties provide investors with a positive cash flow of $100 to $250 per month (assuming a 20% down payment), generating a cash-on-cash return of 9.4% within it's first year of operation.

Additionally, all our properties are 25% below market value.  And many are up to 30% below market value.  That is a tremendous return on your investment of 20% down.

These investment properties are 3 and 4 bedrooms single-family homes, with 2 to 3 baths, and up to 2 car garages located in desirable neighborhoods.  The fact that they are like-new and fully refurbished makes them an attractive turnkey real estate investment for novice as well as seasoned investors.

Download the Free Investment Report here: Jacksonville Investment Property

Filed Under: Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investments Tagged With: Florida Foreclosures, Florida Investment Property, Florida Real Estate, Jacksonville Foreclosures, Jacksonville Investment Property, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investment, Refurbished Foreclosures

Atlanta Investment Property – Only $5,000 Down!

August 13, 2009 by Marco Santarelli

Atlanta, Georgia Investment Property

We are pleased to offer investors our latest great deal.  You can buy Atlanta investment property with only a $5,000 down payment and start with a 25% instant equity position plus positive cash flow.

This turnkey real estate investment caters to investors who want to own investment property but do not have the time, the resources, or the experience to get it done.  This tremendously reduces your risks and saves you money throughout the process.

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Positive Cash Flow on Every Property: Get gross positive cash flow on every property without having to use an interest only loan or pay down large sums of cash. Invest in one of the few markets in the country where this is possible.
  • 25% Equity in Every Property: This instant equity strengthens your financial balance sheet from day one and allows for multiple exit strategies.
  • Easy, Permanent Financing with our Preferred Lender: Deal with a lender who understands our business and gives you the best rates and closing costs on the market for investment properties.
  • FREE Tenant Placement: The builder pays your 1st tenant placement fee, which is equal to one month's rent (approx. $1,000).
  • 90-Day Warranty on Repairs and Maintenance: The builder stands behind their rehabs. They will pay for all rehab-related repairs and maintenance including unforeseen plumbing and electrical issues for 90 days.
  • 1-Year Builder's Warranty:  Included with every purchase.
  • Property Management Included

Download the FREE Property Report here: Atlanta investment property.

Filed Under: Real Estate Investments Tagged With: Atlanta Investment Property, Atlanta Real Estate Investment, Georgia Investment Property, Investment Property, Real Estate Investment

Why Real Estate is Still a Good Investment

July 22, 2009 by Marco Santarelli

Now that the housing bubble has crashed, a growing number of academics, journalists, and financial gurus are trying to reassess the value of real estate as a long-term investment class.

There is a growing — and much needed — consensus that much of the conventional wisdom about real estate as a “great investment” is over-hyped and oversold by the National Association of Realtors who also happen to be a powerful lobbying group, dictating our national housing policy.

The Wall Street Journal's Cheapskate columnist looks at housing and reaches a good conclusion (subscription required), explaining that the real financial return of homeownership comes from not having to pay rent: “That's why you should buy as much home as you need — but no more. A bigger home than you need isn't an investment — it's an extravagance, the equivalent of renting a bigger apartment than you need. You may choose to do so, but that doesn't make it a smart move financially.”

Unfortunately though, Cheapskate also makes a key math error in calculating the return on his real estate investments over the years: “When I constructed a very basic cash-flow model for our home-buying history-selling price minus purchase price, renovations and repairs — it showed a roughly 3.5% annualized return on investment, from 1991 through the summer of last year.”

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Filed Under: Real Estate Investing Tagged With: real estate comparison, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investment

New Investment Condos – 30 Month Lease-Back with Positive Cash-Flow

February 17, 2009 by Marco Santarelli

We just announced our latest real estate investment opportunity located in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.

Predicted by CNN Money to average 5% annual appreciation for the next 5 years. Forbes rated the Go Zone market as one of the Top 3 areas to invest, and Realtor.com rated the Mississippi gulf coast as the number one appreciating market of 2008.

This investment opportunity features a unique 30-month lease-back program that covers 100% of your mortgage payment, property taxes, homeowner association fees, management fees, maintenance costs, and utilities!

We also have several lending options available including some private financing options with 90% to 100% fininacing.

The investment is also Go Zone qualified for the 50% “bonus depreciation” provided by the IRS.

Visit our website and download the FREE Property Info-Pak for complete details, or just click here: Ocean Springs Investment Condos.

Filed Under: Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investments Tagged With: Investment Properties, Investment Property, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investment

What You Should Know About HUD Properties

November 18, 2008 by Marco Santarelli

imageHUD properties are available all over the United States, and make great investments for anybody that is interested. These homes often get a bad rap for being in bad condition, but in all actuality they are not any worse than other foreclosed homes that are available. Just like anything else, there are some HUD properties that are in good condition, and some that are in need of repairs. It is simply a matter of how well the past owner cared for the home.

HUD properties are homes that had loans which were insured by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). But when the owner fails to live up to the financial obligations that are expected, the bank then takes over the home and it becomes an HUD property. At this point, the Department of Housing and Urban Development is in charge of repaying the lender any money that they lost on the deal. So as you can see, the Department of Housing and Urban Development sticks their neck on the line when they insure the loans on these homes; if the owner doesn’t pay, they are stuck with owing money to the lender.

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Filed Under: Foreclosures, Real Estate Investing Tagged With: HUD Properties, Investment Properties, Investment Property, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investment

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