3 bedroom, bath and a half Oxford MI homein desirable Oxford Meadows Sub – south off Drahner Rd, west of M-24 in Oxford MI in North Oakland County. This immaculate home was built in 1997 and features a large kitchen/breakfast nook with a door wall to large deck and fenced yard. 23×14 great room also with a door wall to the deck and a natural fireplace with a nice mantle and marble hearth.

3 large bedrooms upstairs include a master suite with a walk-in closet and master bath. Partially finished basement brings the livable square footage to 1800 sq. ft. 2 car attached garage. Large 1/3 acre yard. Sprinkler system. Community water and sewer. Nice sub without by-laws- fences allowed. Close to parks, shopping, schools, expressway. Virtual Tour

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You can realize your dreams of owning a lakefront home on lake michigan today! I can provide you with everything you will need to know about lakefront and residential homes in Southwest Michigan. I will work hard to meet your expectations and price range when buying a home from me, and help you sell your home, as well as educated you about the market value of homes you may own in the area. Whether you are a first time home buyer, relocating, seek acreage, lakefront or a vacation home, I would be happy to help you!

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Use commercial funding to refinance your investment properties. If the properties were bought right with significant positive cashflow, then it shouldn’t be too difficult to package three rented homes together into one commercial loan. This frees up the funds that were used to acquire the property (either from a line of credit, straight cash, or other sources) so they can be re-invested in purchasing an additional three properties.

Commercial loans are different from standard mortgages. They often come with 10 year amortizations and have to be refinanced every five years and because of that it’s usually best to select the right type of investment homes that have such a high cashflow rate that they can account for it.

This translates into buying very inexpensive properties. Houses that can be bought and fixed up for $30,000 or less and will rent for $750-$950 per month match up well to being rolled into commercial loans.

This is why smart real estate investors from across the nation are turning to Michigan foreclosures and properties in other areas that can be had for a bargain price. The financing is still there to keep buying more properties while prices are at record lows. Even after the published declines brought on by the credit crunch and mortgage meltdown, other markets on either coast as well as Florida have values averaging well over $150,000 which don’t mesh well with commercial financing.

So if you want to buy a lot of properties at great prices that cashflow well in a short amount of time, then real estate investing in Michigan foreclosures is the way to go.

Michigan foreclosures bring a unique benefit not found in other real estate markets…namely that homes can be bought at such low prices, but they still command high rents.

Further more, with new methods to collect rent automatically each month and great property managements companies to take care of the occasional leaky faucet; it’s easier than ever to invest from afar.