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Real Estate £)
, Eileen M. Day REALTOR C!:•'s::,
TRY A LITTLE TURNOVER • ‘ There are a lot of books pub„ Ijshed on the subject of real estate investing. Techniques may differ, but *the central theme is true. You CAN "rjiake a lot of money. Unfortunately, wt takes a lot of skill and a good amount of money to do it. However, ‘there is a way for those of you whose ' ^ocketbook limits such an invest*ment to the roof over your head. It’s ‘sailed personal home reinvestment. ;: Your property investment is a limited one—the house you live in. :The only difference is that you buy, • fix-up and sell that house for a profit ■ jji as short a time as possible. This -Jumover method of investing com^bines the beneifts of home ownership ► with the benefits of active investing. . • The reinvestor buys to sell. • therefore he selects a home with the [ widest possible market appeal rather '.ihan his or her “dream house. Naturally, those who are adept at remodeling, decorating and landscaping »Jvill enhance their profit margins. It Jakes a lot of night and weekend i.Vvork—and a lot of moving, but the je wards can be very fruitful. : * If there is anything we can do to ' help you in the field of real estate 'please stop in at EILEEN M. DAY, •Realtor, The Clopton House, Washington, Va. 22747. Phone 675-3033. iM'e’re here to help.
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