Apartments Are A Good Investment For Some

The property in Fort Lauderdale was originally valued at $285,000. Clint Gordon, a private investor in multifamily properties, offered the bank $50,000, and within 10 days, had closed the deal. A few days later, he began renting it for $15,000 a year.
"Anybody who's getting into this business now, you get a whole lot of return if you're paying cash for properties," he says. "You're just buying them so cheap."
Prices for apartment buildings are "incredible" in Indianapolis, as well, says Barb Getty, who owns 27 apartment properties in the downtown area. "You can start small like I did; 20% of 40 thousand bucks isn't a lot of money."

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