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EASY REHAB & GREAT C$$H FLOW Good Day Investors! There’s an easy rehab property along 1881 Derrill Drive, Decatur, Georgia 30032. This single family house cost only for $82,500. BUT seller MUST sell and wants to make a serious offer! You will never regret of making this property as an investment. It will guarantee you to have sure Equity for about $64,500 After Repairs. The After Repaired Value is about $155,000 and repairs will only cost for $8,000. How to acc... Read More
Fixer-upper Property venture! An Investment Opportunity here in Kansas City! This 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 1073 square feet, built in 1951, only needs minor repairs such as patchwork inside and interior and exterior painting. ARV: $93,000 Repairs: $3,000 Asking Price: $62,000 Equity: $28,000 100% Financing Available Contact Ron Schmitt at 860-921-7080 or 860-489-2789 or rsch87@yahoo.com ... Read More
Property Type: 2-family, semi-attached house Part of town: Crown Heights area of Brooklyn After Repair Value: $670,000 (based on recent appraisal) Cost of Repairs: $20,000 Asking Price: $562,000 Equity/Spread: $88,000 Contact Name: Aisha Belcher, (866) 298-4708 x 0115 Description of Repairs: Minor floor work but basement is finished. Important Notice: Buyer must use seller's title company. Serious investors are expected to pay an option fee of at least 10% of the asking price.... Read More
WOW! $67K EQUITY! ACT NOW! THIS WON’T LAST! Rent It or Sell It Retail! Property Type: Single Family House City, State: Decatur, Georgia After Repaired Value: $155,000 Cost of Repairs: $8,000 Asking Price: $88,000 Great House with Amazing Potential!! Call (866) 298-4708 ext 0145 for Complete Address and Other Details Ask for Belcher... Read More
Wow, can we be hit with any more doom and gloom financial news? Over and over, we are bombarded by the media as to how bad things are in the economy, which leaves you thinking that now is actually a poor time to buy a new home. Gas had been hitting record highs week after week, inflation is still increasing at a faster rate than in recent years, people are losing their jobs, and the real estate market is being pounded by the many adjustable rate mortgages (ARM) that are now adjusting to higher... Read More
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