indianapolis real estate investing: Two Indianapolis Real Estate Lease Back homes available, 66%-75% CASH ON CASH RETURN!
- 05/13/08 01:30 PM
Something I have been working on the past 4-5 days, and something that I feel would be a great investment for the capital rich real estate investor. Note, you will need between $40k-$50k down for this, but the payoff will be generous over the next 3-5 years. At time of this post, you will need 10% down for non-owner occupied for well qualified investors. Note again, this is for VERY QUALIFIED INVESTORS! Details on property one:
Watkins - Stratton Model by M/I Homes. Available for lease back to M/I homes. Watkins / Stratton Model is available for $479,990 - … (0 comments)
One year of property management fees paid by Beazer!Guaranteed rent program, if your home isn't rented within 90 days, the Crager-Bartels team will pay your mortgage, until it's rented!Invest in one of the best areas for growth in the United States Contact us today at your Carmel Homes resource of via voice at 317-839-8786 … (0 comments)
Client moved here from Las Vegas, decided to purchase multi-family housing in Indianapolis, as the return on investment is much better here.
He wanted to purchase in questionable areas(places I do not buy investments in), properties were run-down, needed work, but they cash flowed, which was what he wanted.
He purchased 3 of these duplexes, two on contract with 20% down. One with a conventional mortgage.
He has a property manager managing the properties, who is not doing a good job. both of these duplexes are now empty(except for the one … (1 comments)
indianapolis real estate investing: How did I get started with real estate investing? The Crager-Bartels investing story
- 10/17/06 10:18 AM
So here I am, getting ready to write my first blog post on my real estate investing career. This is something I should have done years ago, but didn’t. I need to get all this on paper before I forget how it transpired! I was about 22 years old and in college. My sister was up in West Lafayette going to Purdue University. She was getting tired of the dorm life, she had been there for a few years and really wanted out! Around that time I was reading a Money Magazine article on real estate investing. Money was discussing a … (0 comments)
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Something I have been working on the past 4-5 days, and something that I feel would be a great investment for the capital rich real estate investor. Note, you will need between $40k-$50k down for this, but the payoff will be generous over the next 3-5 years. At time of this post, you will need 10% down for non-owner occupied for well qualified investors. Note again, this is for VERY QUALIFIED INVESTORS!
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