It's time to invest your cash in a depressed area!

You have cash to invest in real estate. You are looking for an area where the rental demand is high and the land value is low.

Solano county California is the place for you.

I just sold a duplex for $70,000.  The new owner will have to put a lot of money into fixing up these units  before renting them out, but he still will make a very nice return on his investment.

If you have cash that is making you no money, contact me today so I can help you put it to good use.

I have been selling real estate in Solano County for 15 years and I know the market.

The demand is high right now, so I do not expect the low prices to last forever.

We just made a cash offer on a home that had 20 other offers. So please contact me today while prices are still very low!

If you know anyone who is looking to invest, please send them my way, I would love to help them!

Jim Meyer
RE/MAX GOLD
1411 Oliver RD #180
Fairfield CA 94534
707-580-5391
Lic. # 01036142

MeyerJames@Aol.Com  

How hard is it to flip a house?

As you look around for the perfect home to "flip", you will find it getting more and more difficult.  


You are competing against old pro's who know what they are doing, people who have a lot of cash, and newbie's who don't know they are paying too.


If you think you have very little competition, think again. 
at least where I am , Solano county California, there is a lot of competition.


It is not unheard of to have to beat out 15 others in your pursuit of the perfect "flipper." 


Once you find the home to flip, you need to inspect it and make sure you are not getting in over your head.   


I just helped a client purchase a $70,000 duplex.  yes a duplex as in 2 units.  The same client purchased a four-plex a month ago for $195,000.  


Multi-units might be the way to go as everyone and their brother and their brother's sister is looking for a single family dwelling to flip.  


Please let me know if there is any way I can assist you in your quest for the perfect "flip" and good luck! 

   

Have you ever thought of investing in a group home?

Are you happy with the income you are making from your rentals? Or would you like more?


My client has 5 + group homes. He helps people who have had troubled lives and gets them back on their feet. 
He runs a successful operation that is a great benefit to the community.


The negative is that my client does not own any of these homes. 


While he collects high rents and makes a profit, he would rather own the homes.
Due to the economy being what it is, his credit is not at the point where he can buy at this time.


This is where you come in.  You have great credit or maybe you have cash.
You can purchase homes for him to run and you can be partners or you can lease-option to him. 


I am listing for sale the perfect home for this situation.


Please contact me today and I will give you more details as there are a lot of possibilities. 


Thanks.