MULTI-FAMILY PROPERTIES
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RENTALS
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Owning rental real estate can be a smart way to diversify your investment portfolio and generate a steady income.
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A multi-family property can multiply your income with only incremental added cost.
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Multi-family rentals are typically easier to finance, compound returns more quickly, and tend to benefit from economies of scale.
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MULTI-FAMILY UNIT
Multi-family real estate is also very suitable for investors who wish to build a relatively large portfolio of rental units. Acquiring a 2 unit Duplex, 3 unit Triplex, 4 unit Quadruplex or
20 -unit apartment building is a lot easier and much more time-efficient than purchasing
20 different single-family homes.
Single Family Home
You’ve been eyeing a move to a different neighborhood or upgrading to have more square footage. If these are the kinds of thoughts you’re having,
What are you waiting for?
Stand alone homes with their own yards and entry ways designed with every detail taken into consideration with optional two-story, three-story and fully finished basements to host a recreation room and additional bedroom ideal for overnight guests.
If you’re financially ready, buying a house is still worth it — even in the current market. Experts largely agree that buying and owning a home remains a smarter financial move then renting for many.
1. Rising prices lead to increased equity
2. Homeownership means fixed housing costs
3. Owning gives you opportunities renting doesn’t
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CONDO
LIVING THE ATLANTA CITY LIFE!
Why keep paying your landlord's mortgage when you
can own your own Condo?
Depending on the market, condos can either be more or less expensive per square foot than a residential single-family home. Your property appreciation will also depend on the market.
Every condo community is a little different, but there’s a good chance you’ll find access to varying amenities.
These might include: pool, tennis courts, gyms, theater, pool tables and business rooms.
Many condos also offer enhanced security measures.
Ready to make a move from a house to a condo?
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TownHome
Townhouses walk the line between detached single-family homes and condos, offering the best of both. Townhomes are usually individually owned, have their own entrances and may include some outdoor space as well. Townhomes are multi-leveled 2-4 stories and some with basements. Here's a few advantages of purchasing a townhome
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Less Work. One of the most appealing advantages of townhouse living is not having to put as much of an effort when it comes to maintenance.
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The Amenities.
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Value for Money.
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Sense of Community.
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Good Location.
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More Security.
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Great Option for 1st time home owner and Seniors.
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No Worrying Over External Home Improvement.
Covenants, conditions and restrictions (commonly referred to as CC&Rs) are rules that come along with living in certain communities. If you're looking at a townhome, there's almost certainly one for the property
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