10% Commission paid selling property with great returns in a hidden gem in the U.S
Rycal Investment Group work with our clients to help them purchase property in Minneapolis-St Paul. These cities boast a 5.5% unemployment rate, a rental vacancy rate of 1.8% and an average income of $62,296. We are still able to purchase distressed properties and add instant value as well as produce high yields for our clients. Statistics correct as of Q2 2012
We pride ourselves on giving our clients the facts so that they can make an informed decision.
For the investor • Between 12% - 18% Net Yields For the agent • 10% commission of purchase price on all sales
• Benefit of knowing your client is YOUR client – no cross-selling The benefit of knowing your client will be given the facts and treated with integrity
• Access to our online system within our Website to give full support & marketing Material
• Product SIPP approved so able to refer clients with pensions to transfer
• Investment in an area with 1.8% Rental Vacancy Rate and private tenants, not just Section 8 tenants (lower class tenants have rent paid by Government)
• SIPP Approved for pension investment
• Instant equity in most cases, on completion of renovations – giving the client not just a high yield but a great capital gain
• Entry level from just $15,000 • All properties fully refurbished and tenanted
• Complete rental and after service support provided to help the client control their investment
United Kingdom
Unit 4, Clearwater Business Park, Frankland Road, Swindon, SN5 8YZ (+44) 01793 238404
info@rycalgroup.com
USA
100 South Fifth Street, Suite 1900,
Minneapolis, MN 55402 (+44) 01793 238404
info@rycalgroup.com
Providing information and Integrity to the world of property Investment
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