I have a couple of rental properties in Cleveland that I want to liquidate. I’m wondering if anyone can help/advice me how to go about it. I’ve contacted a realtor in the US, but I felt it’s the wrong market. I think it would be better to sell it to another investor. I’m not looking to gain any profit, just want to get my capital back, even willing to take a loss. The properties are making a positive return but I need the money to make a deposit on a local investment.
1 Property is a 2 bedroom Condo Unit, which I bought for US$25000, and currently renting for $625 a month.
Another is a duplex, with I bought for $55,000. The lower unit is 2 bedroon, rented for $650/month and the other unit is 3 bedroom, rented for $750/month. Total of $1400 a month.
Hi Lotte – I know quite a few people on the ground that can assist you, but in the meantime reach out to Engelo who works in the area – he may have a yellow ladder story to assist you :)
Hi Lotte – I know quite a few people on the ground that can assist you, but in the meantime reach out to Engelo who works in the area – he may have a yellow ladder story to assist you :)
Cheers Ivan
Thanks Ivan,
I believe that Lotte bought C class turnkey properties at those prices and it will be very hard to get the invested funds back.
Lotte,
Please feel free to email the addresses and I have a few contacts in Cleveland that might be able to assist.
Lotte… you may want to put this on the website called ” bid 4 Assets” its like an E bay for RE and one off investors such as your self can list and sell your properties there it will also give you a good indicator if you have sellable properties and at what price.
AS Engelo states C class properties although easy to buy are very very tough to sell If your not a marketing or promoter of same !
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We followed his exact words with hiring an in house broker in order to legally run in house property management and we added on a realty company lol. We have 2 agents on board thus far.
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thanks Engelo
great summary
the only comment that does not make sense to me (based on Aussi real estate) is that in class A property where the majority is owner occupier i would have thought that increased demand and therefore rental income as the renter would have limited supply to choose from?
Not really Saturday as there would only be the odd rental here and there. The yields would be similar to the Australia market so it wouldn’t be worth the risk either IMO.