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Total Space:
1429sqft
Bed/Bath:
2/2
Year Built:
1959
Closing Date:
8/31/2022
Who knew great investments were near Malibu, on the other side of the hills? In today's economy, it is imperative to consider how to protect a portfolio’s health. One way is diversifying, another is picking powerful investments. Real estate in the area can be expected to increase in value over time. Like how this property has it all - affordability, amenities, and drastic value-added expectations.
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Total Space:
1466sqft
Bed/Bath:
3/2
Year Built:
1947
Closing Date:
8/23/2022
St. Petersburg's market has risen over 5% in the last two years. Forecasted to continue to appreciate, we acquired this decently updated property. We plan to add more to its sq ft and ARV, but don’t worry. As we always say in our LIVES: location, location, location. Minutes from downtown and its amenities, surrounded by beautiful views, and able to walk anywhere make it a legacy waiting to happen.
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Total Space:
3477sqft
Bed/Bath:
4/5
Year Built:
1990
Closing Date:
6/08/2022
It keeps getting better. A buying price of more than half of the ARV? It is what makes the Tampa market one of the best locations for investors. There is a captivating mansion overlooking the bay but wait. Hold. You'll find unchallenged prospects. For 3-4 years, depending on plans moving forward, this property will shine. This is the strategy: take another glance and bring longer rewards.
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Total Space:
2576sqft
Bed/Bath:
6/2
Year Built:
1920
Closing Date:
8/25/2022
It's true we have an amazingly dedicated team in Philly, but we also love this market for how affordable it continues to be. This location for example. It's a pretty decent amount of rehab. Holding the property will see the ARV and rent increase over time, bringing in more profit to investors. The city's real estate market is one of the most surprising success stories and it's not tapping out yet.
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Total Space:
2872.98acres
Bed/Bath:
3/2
Year Built:
1960
Closing Date:
12/10/2020
Our first feat in farming, or ranching, with 2100+ acres in Idaho was back in 2020. Added another 700+ more in 2022, and bought another 500-acre farm in Tennessee. It makes a great long-term strategy in adverse market conditions. Low volatility, the potential for generating healthy income, and streams revenue through American agricultural production. Who wouldn't want to be a part of that legacy?
