Company Focuses on Long-Term Appreciation and Immediate Monthly Cash Flow
Salt Lake City, Utah (PRWEB) November 25, 2009 -- Mason Hill (www.masonhill.com), a U.S.-based real estate investment firm, today released new information on its website about its investment approach. Mason Hill provides clients rent-ready duplexes in U.S. markets that are beginning to appreciate. They then manage the properties, find tenants, collect the rents and deliver the profits to their buyers once a month.
"Our focus is to take away the headaches associated with typical real estate investment," states Property Specialist Casey Adamson. "We have a team of analysts who find the right markets that are showing signs of appreciation, have undervalued properties and a stable rental market. Then we purchase the properties in bulk, recondition them, sell them to our clients at a great price and then manage them for ongoing cash flow. Most of our clients are earning $650 to $1,000 per property per month in net cash flow."
Mason Hill offers what they call "turnkey wholesale real estate." The company provides real estate that produces a monthly profit from rents collected. The company also claims their properties produce long-term appreciation.
Highlights of the turnkey wholesale real estate investment model:
For more information about Mason Hill's real estate investment model, visit www.masonhill.com.
About Mason Hill (www.masonhill.com): Mason Hill offers a way to take advantage of the current unprecedented opportunities to acquire income-producing real estate. Mason Hill takes the effort out of finding undervalued properties, managing the properties, and determining the ideal markets to own property in.
All information presented in this press release is accurate to the best of our knowledge. Mason Hill is not liable for any misrepresentation on this press release, on its website or in additional information given verbally or in writing relating to Mason Hill. It is the buyer's responsibility to verify all information given.
Real estate buyers should understand that if held for investment purposes, there is a risk that returns from other investment vehicles - such as a stock, bonds or other property - could be higher. Accordingly, there is no guarantee that a property purchase represents the best possible investment relative to other possible uses of a buyer's money. Buyers should consult their own investment and tax advisors about the suitability of a real estate investment for their particular needs and situations. Percentage returns are examples and are based on a combination of purchase price discounts, rental amounts, appreciation rates and other factors. This is a purchase of real estate; it is not a security.
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