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Paradise Valley is a planned assisted living facility that will be developed in Fairfield, CA, located less than 50 miles from San Francisco and Sacramento.
*3.2 acres of land be entitled, built, operated and sold
*110 Units of assisted living
*30 Units of memory care
*24% Projected average annual return
*24% Projected IRR
*15% Preferred annual cash on cash return
* 4-5 Year Projected hold
*$2.75 M Total price Phase 1 equity raise
$100 K Minimum investment
*Only Accredited Investor

for more info visit our website: -http://www.tomwilsonproperties.com/track-record or Contact: - [email protected], 408-867-1867

Paradise Valley is a planned assisted living facility that will be developed in Fairfield, CA, located less than 50 miles from San Francisco and Sacramento. 3.2 acres of strategically located raw land have been purchased and are being entitled.

Sale Notes

OPEN TO ACCREDITED INVESTORS ONLY

$2.75M Total Phase I Equity Raise

$100k minimum investment

4 - 5 year hold period

15% preferred annual cash-on-cash return during Phase I (entitlement)

10% preferred annual cash-on-cash return during Phase II & III (construction and operation)

27% projected average annual return

25% projected internal rate of return

Director of Sales – Wilson Investment Properties – Silicon Valley, CA

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A Director of Sales is wanted for a full time key position in a successful eleven-year real

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Candidate must have:

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Hi Trent, purchase price is ARV. Rehab was just completed.

Great investment opportunity in a quiet family neighbourhood in a area with very low days on market! Basic rehab needed with plenty in budget for a buy-fix-sell or add to your portfolio with rents around $1,900 per month with just a clean up needed.

WILSON INVESTMENTS PROPERTIES INC

408-867-1867

STE 470
5720 LBJ FRWY
DALLAS, TX 75240

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@Lee Davis We own all the properties we syndicate and offer to our investors. Each investor invests in a share of the property. 

Some comparisons of tax advantages of SFRs vs syndications: 

On taxes, they both take advantage of depreciation.

Syndications limit liability - it's strictly limited to the amount invested.

Syndications are 100% passive, where as a property, even with a property manager involves some activity

Typically SFRs are more volatile, which can be good or bad, whereas a syndication gives smaller investors access to larger properties with the same attractive returns but a lower risk profile.

@John Powell I live in the negative-cash flow/high-appreciation Silicon Valley. I buy my rentals in the Dallas/Fort Worth market, not too far from yourself in AZ. I have sold over 600 DFW turnkeys over the last decade because the job market is booming (there is housing shortage, so vacancy isn't an issue) and cash flow is still high (as purchase prices are still relatively low). I just sold a property at $107,000 with a NET cash flow of $463, after PITI, property management, HOA, etc. They are all newly rehabbed so no need to any repairs. This link is an higher-return example, and there are many others like it out there in the market. Make sure you research your target market and check the credentials and track record of prospect turnkey providers because you're absolutely right - there are many "bad investments" out there where you may not cash flow or even lose money! Let me know if you have any more questions, I'm happy to help.

This is a turnkey rental. It has already been fixed up and is currently has property management in place.

Cash flow is net - after PITI, property management fees, mortgage payment, andHOA

For more info, click HERE

This is a turnkey rental. It has already been fixed up and is currently has property management in place.

Cash flow is net - after PITI, property management fees, mortgage payment, andHOA

For more info, click HERE