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Melissa Nash
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Investors move properties out of CA {WHY & HOW} Free Seminar

Melissa Nash
  • Rental Property Investor
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Have you ever considered moving your real estate portfolio out of CA? What if you could take 1 property in CA that has $500k in equity, with 3-5% return with an annual return of $30,000 and exchange that into 25 houses out of state with 12%+ return and over $90,000k annual return?  You will also regain your depreciation tax write-offs, minimize your risk by owning more properties, and you don't have to worry about property management headaches.  

Sounds pretty good right? Let us show you how to do it, and show real live properties, the analytics and comps to back it up.  Let the numbers speak for themselves.

We are hosting a small event for serious investors only who would like to learn more.  March 30th at 4:30 in Irvine. Please RSVP space is limited to only 15.  

Please respond asap. Thanks! Melissa

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    @Melissa Nash  I work a lot in the markets you work in and have for 20 years.. however the last thing I would recommend is someone sell perfectly good CA assets for mid west assets that do not go up in value.. and are management intensive.. I have owned 350 of these same homes I see on your website over the years... its not as easy as you make this out.. and it could be the absolute worse choice a CA investor could make giving up their easy to manage CA properties for C and B grade deep south properties... I do a ton of business in Birmingham and other deep south markets..

    now to buy them to diversify I can see and those that are priced out of CA I can see. but to recommend they sell their prime CA properties to buy those .. Nope don't agree.

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