Gov backed yields of 25%
Detroit, the largest city in the State of Michigan, has emerged as a unique investment opportunity for the savvy investor.
Undeniably affected by the US economic downturn, the large supply of under market value property combined with high demand for affordable housing in the Metro Detroit area, presents investors with low entry, high yielding opportunities in premium locations.
This is an ethical investment opportunity that ‘recycles’ houses, turning foreclosed (repossessed) and uninhabitable houses in the USA into refurbished, clean, safe homes for employed - low income families. This provides a much required service to a region struggling with a significant shortage of homes.
With detached properties from £20,606* and gross rental yields of 25%, now is the right time to invest.
Experience International are pleased to offer to our members High Yield, High Quality, Below Market Value properties, which are an excellent hands-free investment opportunity in Detroit, Michigan, USA.
Located in the upper Eastern portion of the United States near the Great Lakes, Detroit is the only major US city that looks south to Canada. Detroit is the largest city in the State of Michigan and the economic downturn (which affected Michigan before many other states) has led to a shortage of affordable housing due to previous gap in investment.
Property can be acquired at very low prices, with gross rental yields at 25%. Along with the high rental demand, Government backed rental income and full, professional management Detroit is an ideal property investment.
Detroit is the largest city in the State of Michigan, located in the upper Eastern portion of the United States. This major industrial centre is also a port city on the Detroit River and located North of Windsor, Ontario. In fact, Detroit is the only major US city that looks south towards Canada.
The State has a workforce of nearly 2.8 million people, with approximately 240,000 businesses.
The Metro Detroit area has made Michigan’s economy a leader in information technology, life
sciences and advanced manufacturing; Michigan ranks fourth nationally in high tech employment with 568,000 high tech workers, including 70,000 in the automotive industry. Michigan typically ranks second or third in overall Research & Development expenditures in the United States.
In 2004; led by Detroit; the state of Michigan ranked second nationally in new corporate
facilities and expansions. From 1997 to 2004, Michigan was the only state to top the 10,000
mark for the number of major new developments. This is a sprawling industrial area, full of industry, technology, small businesses to multi nationals and most importantly full of people!
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