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Rare 4 bedroom 2 bath property. Built in 1993, this property has a great layout which includes an eat in kitchen, vaulted ceiling in the living room and master bedroom. This house underwent a renovation that includes interior paint, plumbing and electrical repairs, new A/C unit, new counter tops and many minor details that makes this property extremely desirable for both tenants and buyers.

THIS HOUSE IS RENTED FOR $950 A MONTH.

Annual Cash flow: $8,485
ROI: 13%

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Read more »]]> Real Estate Experts offer 2012 forecasts for commercial property that stretch from deep worry about the availability of financing to near giddiness over the robust health of multifamily housing.

The range of views could be seen clearly at the annual Commercial Property Forecast Summit, hosted by the Realtors’ Commercial Council at Germantown Performing Arts Theatre.

Speakers addressed office, industrial, retail, multifamily, land and financing.

No one had happier news than Eric Bolton, CEO and chairman of MAA, the Memphis-based real estate investment trust that invests exclusively in multifamily housing.

What with housing loans tougher to acquire, student loan debt growing more oppressive, and twenty-somethings waiting longer to marry and start a family, the demand for apartment living is climbing, Bolton said.

“There’s no market I’m aware of in the country where rents are going down,” he said.

Investors noticed and participated in three times as many apartment-buying transactions in 2011 as they did in 2010, including $230 million worth in Memphis alone.

“America is rethinking how it meets its housing needs,” Bolton said.

Over the decades, about 64 percent of households owned their own homes and 35 percent rented. Ownership peaked in the mid-2000s at 69 percent, and is now 66 percent and dropping.

Bolton foresees the portion falling to about 60 percent.

The biggest age bracket for renters is 18-35, and there are 21 million more Americans in that group than in the 36-50 age range.

The supply of apartments won’t keep up with demand, meaning rent and occupancy rates should keep growing for investors, he said.

Clearly this is great news for overseas investors. yet again indicating that although the economy is slowly recovering and the real estate landscape is changing, now is the time to invest while property prices are low and demand for rental property is high.

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3 bedroom 1 bath property with tenant already in place paying $525 a month. This house was renovated in the winter of 2010, which included new flooring, electrical updates, new hot water tank install, plumbing repairs, new doors installed and many other minor details that helped this property rent quickly.

Annual Cash Flow: $4,540
ROI: 14%

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Stunning 3 bed, 1 bathroom condo.
Recently refurbished and ready for rent at $935 per month.
Annual Cash Flow: $7,716
ROI: 23.7%
Monthly association fee: $157 (includes utilities & common insurance) Taxes $2100

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MASSIVE ANNUAL ROI: 37.6 – 42.9%
ANNUAL PRE-TAX PROFITS OF $17,615
SINGLE UNITS and MINI-MOTELS AVAILABLE
HUGE CASH FLOW OPPORTUNITY
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Read more »]]> Home ownership used to be part and parcel of the American dream but this is no longer the case. The American dream has found a new direction that according to experts, is here to stay for the foreseeable future. In a slow recovering economy property sales have plummeted and it seems renting is the way forward.

The American real estate market has suffered greatly over recent years and with employment higher than ever and credit agencies still unwilling to lend, buying a property is no longer an attractive prospect or sometimes even an option for those looking to settle. People are understandably cautious about the future and are either choosing not to buy in a distressed market or simply cannot get a mortgage. The rental market in the majority of cities has recently taken a dramatic new direction as more and more people are choosing to rent on a long term basis.

Trulia.com previously released a list of the top ten American cities with the largest increases in rentals by comparing change from the third to the fourth quarters of 2010. Additional data, including unemployment, median incomes, home values and rents is from City-data.com.

San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos, CA
Rise in renters: +5%

San Diego statistics:
Median income: $59,901
Unemployment: 10.1%
Median house or condo value: $445,500
Median rent: $1,242

The vacancy rate for rental apartments in San Diego went down to 4.6 percent in the last quarter of 2010, from 5.0 percent the previous year, according to data from the property research company Reis. Home prices in the San Diego metro area are expected to rise 3.5% this year, according to a forecast from Real Estate Solutions.

Memphis, TN-AR-MS
Rise in renters: +6%

Memphis statistics:
Median income: $34,203
Unemployment: 10.2%
Median house or condo value: $ 101,400
Median rent: $745

Many rental properties in Memphis are owned by out-of-towners, says Jim Reddy of Memphis Investment Properties, in an article in the Memphis Daily News. He puts his own company’s extra-Memphis owners at about 80 percent, including investors from New Zealand and Australia. The article also notes that in January the average home in Shelby County sold for $50,000 or less.

Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord, NC-SC
Rise in renters: +6%

Charlotte statistics:
Median income: $49,779
Unemployment: 8.7%
Median house or condo value: $175,600
Median rent: $811

It’s a good time for investors in rental properties and not so good for renters in Charlotte, because increased occupancy in rentals means fewer enticements, higher rents, and possibly even shortages, The Charlotte Observer reported last month.

New Orleans-Metairie-Kenner, LA
Rise in renters: +6%

New Orleans statistics:
Median income: $36,468
Unemployment: 9.1%
Median house or condo value: $192,600
Median rent: $882

The picture painted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development is not a bright one. Median rent has increased since Katrina—from $662 to $882 (adjusted for inflation). Supply of available, intact rentals plummeted after the storm, so perhaps this increase in rentals is a good sign for a troubled city.

Worcester, MA
Rise in renters: +6%

Worcester statistics:
Median income: $47,415
Unemployment: 9.5%
Median house or condo value: $230,100
Median rent: $833

When single-family homes won’t sell for significantly less than their purchase price, many owners turn to renting them out, notes the Worcester Business Journal. The renters of these homes, in turn, are those reluctant to enter this home-buying market, and the high-end rental market has seen an uptick as well

Columbia, SC
Rise in renters: +8%

Columbia statistics:
Median income: $38,807
Unemployment: 15.2%
Median house or condo value: $165,700
Median rent: $756

The Columbia housing market continues to “remain in hibernation” until the third quarter of this year, according to studies by Fiserv and Moody’s Economy.com cited in a report by The Mather Company. Prices are expected to drop before possibly stabilizing by year’s end.

Syracuse, NY
Rise in renters: +9%

Syracuse statistics:
Median income: $30,075
Unemployment: 9%
Median house or condo value: $84,400
Median rent: $668

It’s the same old story you’ve heard in other cities: buyers are reluctant to risk buying in Syracuse, and New York’s loss of residence is being felt in this city, which has more than the usual amount of vacancies, says Housing Predictor.

Bakersfield, CA
Rise in renters: +10%

Bakersfield statistics:
Median income: $52,677
Unemployment: 11.5%
Median house or condo value: $196,300
Median rent: $919

Houses are being built in Bakersfield, and perhaps they’ll even be owned by their occupants: Kern County had the most housing starts in 2010 of the Central Valley markets, reported Bakersfield Economic and Community Development. In addition, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development forecasts: “Increasing population and a slowdown in the shift to homeownership are expected to support the demand for 2,400 new market-rate rental units during the next 3 years.”

Greensboro-High Point, NC
Rise in renters: +11%

Greensboro statistics:
Median income: $38,694
Unemployment: 9.6%
Median house or condo value: $143,800
Median rent: $714

The number of homes for sale in Greensboro has decreased by 12% from a year ago, and the number of newly listed homes is down by 22%, according to the Greensboro Home Market Report.

Toledo, OH
Rise in renters: +16%

Toledo statistics:
Median income: $32,325
Unemployment: 11%
Median house or condo value: $92,900
Median rent: $602

Rents are up and vacancies down—so goes the by-now familiar report from The Blade in Toledo, Ohio. Vacancy rates are down at year’s end to 7.7% from 10 earlier last year. This is attributed to the region’s high foreclosure rate.

This is all great news for those wishing to invest in rental property in the U.S. Low property prices, reluctance to buy, higher demand for rental properties and higher rents in most cities means that the face of the real estate market is changing for the better for smart investors. Don’t miss out!

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3 bedrooms 1 bathroom
Fresh, clean, sharp and beautiful home currently rented to happy tenants on a 1 year lease at $595 per month
Recently updated througout.
Annual cash flow: $5,437
NET ROI: 15.5%
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