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Lori Verni
  • Investor
  • Holly Springs, NC
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Great Equity, Great Cash Flow

Lori Verni
  • Investor
  • Holly Springs, NC
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My success story is about my second investment property. It is a 4 bed, 2 bath single family home on .75 acre. Bank owned, it sat unsold for nearly a year due to foundation problems. I bought it for only $70K, put $20K into fixing the foundation problem, new a/c and heat, new roof, interior renovation, and landscaping. Tenants love it (it rents within a day), cash flows at about $600 in pocket per month, and is valued at nearly $160K after only 1.5 year. To boot? It's located in a corridor that is currently mixed residential and commercial, with future commercial expansion...great future value for the land itself. Yay me!

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