BUYERS NEEDED — Residential Income Units

- 1 to 10 units
- $300,000 to $400,000 ea
- 5% cap rate
- 5.75% financing available with 40% down

A great representative of the Triple Net form of investment. This investment delivers 4.25% yield over 20 years with no investor responsibility. In addition, there are increases every 5 years and options to extend beyond the original 20 years. If you want to assure a future income for your loved ones, this form of investment deserves a close look.
Advantages of Investing in a Triple Net Property
Looking for a small slice of paradise? Come see this cozy beach cottage with peeks of the bay. This 1 bedroom, 1 bath house is the perfect size for a couple or individual and includes a small bonus room currently used as laundry and office. In the last 5 years the bathroom has been fully renovated, the kitchen and laundry/office have received flooring and counter upgrades, the majority of the plumbing has been replaced and a new electrical panel has been installed. LED lighting has been installed throughout. The house features double pane windows and original wood floors. Enjoy the outdoor space planted with all native and/or drought-tolerant plants designed to attract pollinators and recently designated as a Certified Wildlife Habitat...
Read More For SaleThe Santora Ranch. Originally an orchard property with an apple packing shed, is now composed of 17.5 acre row crops, a 5,600 sf packing shed, and the original farm house. Plenty of room to park vehicles. Agricultural well and pump for farm land. City water for house and out buildings.
In general, I would say the Virus pandemic has driven the Real Estate market into a state of hibernation. Buyers still need to buy but were cautious about going out. Sellers still need to sell, but did not want to expose their homes or families to exposure to the virus by allowing outsiders to come through their homes.
I watch the residential market in my area every morning. During the Covid months (March April, May), new listings in the Watsonville area had pretty much dried up. We would get one or two new listings in a week. In general the count of listings which had come on the market in the past 7 days stood at 3 -5.
This morning that number is 17.
My take on this change is that people are relaxing their defenses...
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By: TODD GUILD / The Pajaronian
The aging sports field at Freedom Elementary School is so cratered by gopher holes and waterlogged by winter weather that some students don’t bother playing on it.
Read More Investment NewsOur buyer clients will enjoy a contractual 5.5% return on their investment for the next 15 years, with no concern about property taxes, property related expenses, or maintenance.
AND we assisted with Due Diligence costs to assure our Buyer Clients’ security and satisfaction with the purchase.
Talk to us about how you can enjoy the same income and security.