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1119 Bemis Street
SE Grand Rapids Michigan 49506

Price: $4,999 Each   Seller Financing Available for as little as $99 a month
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Great Price with Seller Financing - cash offers ALWAYS welcome
Seller Financing available -- if your family is on a budget we will work with you...
Payments as low as $99 a month (you can own this lot free and clear in a few short years)

Taxes are approximately $100 a year

We picked this property up as a foreclosure hence the extremely low price.
Buy it now with very favorable seller financed terms.

Its the perfect property to:
- hold onto for long-term appreciation
- possibly resell it to one of the neighbors for a quick profit
- list it for a quick resale profit with a local realtor
- hold onto and build a house to resell for a profit
- sit back and do nothing while diversifying your investment portfolio

Whether your purchase is for retirement, a gift, or investment; you can't go wrong with owning land.

45� X 90� Home Site in Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506

Flat with Some Trees

Very Hard to Find Parcel in Town.

Property Address: 1119 Bemis St. SE.

Paved Street and Sidewalks.

All Utilities are on the Property.

Retirement, Vacation, Investment

Zoning: This is a home site lot. Residential and Stick Built homes are allowed. There is NO Time Limit to Build. There are NO Association Fees. This property can remain in its natural state until building.

Location: From Interstate 196 (Gerald R. Ford Freeway), exit at Fuller Ave. SE. Go South approx. 1 mile (just past Lake Dr. SE) to Bemis St. SE. Right on Bemis St. SE. Go approx. 9 properties to 1119 Bemis St. SE. Property is on the North side of the street. Each homesite has its own access from the street. All streets are paved with sidewalks.

We have listed some telephone numbers for the utility companies to help with your research and to answer your specific questions.

Electricity: Comsumer Power Co. (616) 538-7000, Strain Electric Co. (616) 453-2145

Gas: Dependable LP Gas Co. (616) 897-4225

Water / Sewer: Grand Rapids Water (616) 456-3249

Phone / Telecommunications: AT & T (616) 784-2804

Title, Liens & Taxes: This property is free and clear. Taxes are current. They are approx. $ 40.00 per year.

Located on Michigan�s West Coast, Grand Rapids, offers fast-paced excitement and laid back leisure, all in one place.

Downtown - highlighted by river walks, bridges, unique architecture and stunning cityscape views, (the area is bustling with dining, nightlife and culture)... to a grand outdoors featuring some of the nation's best fishing, boating and beach going on the nearby sugar-sand beaches of Lake Michigan. All within a 30 minute drive you get a spectacular city, beautiful beaches and quaint lakeshore towns and more...
it's the best of all worlds!

Grand Rapids offers the finest in culture, restaurants and hotels, while Lake Michigan and the towns of Muskegon, Grand Haven and Holland offer pristine beaches, cozy lodging, gorgeous sunsets, amazing natural beauty, lighthouses and much more.

Grand Rapids, Michigan is located on the Grand River. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 197,800. It is the county seat of Kent County and the second largest city in the state (after Detroit). The city and surrounding communities are more economically diverse today, and contribute heavily to the health care, automotive, and consumer goods manufacturing industries, among others. It is at an altitude of 610 feet. The state capital of Lansing lies about 60 miles to the southeast and Kalamazoo is about 50 miles to the south, all reachable by Interstates 96, 196 and 296. US Highway 131 is also a major route thru the city to outlying areas.

Grand Rapids diverse climate offers warm and humid summers & cold and snowy winters. During an average year, one can expect sunshine with afternoon temperatures at least 65� on almost half of all days. On close to 40% of nights the temperature dips to below 32�. On average, only 11 days a year have temperatures that meet or exceed the 90 degree mark, and 9 days a year have temperatures that are 0 degrees or colder. There is an average snowfall of 72" per year.

Grand Rapids is the home of John Ball Park, Belknap Hill, and the Gerald R. Ford Museum and Tomb, the final resting place of the 38th President of the United States. Significant buildings in the downtown include the DeVos Place Convention Center, Van Andel Arena and Museum, the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, and now the JW Marriott Hotel. The Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts is located downtown, and houses art exhibits, a movie theater, and the urban clay studio. The Heritage Hill Neighborhood, Wealthy Street Theatre and Grand RapidsArt Museum are also some of the more popular places of interest. In Grand Rapids Township, the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park combine 125 acres of world-class botanical gardens and artwork. Several professional sports teams call Grand Rapids home including the West Michigan Whitecaps (Midwest League Baseball), Grand Rapids Flight (Int�l Basketball League) and the Grand Rapids Griffins (American Hockey League).

The city also hosts the many seasonal and annual festivals and gatherings, year round and at the holidays. The Festival of the Arts during the first weekend in June features several stages with free live performances, food booths selling a variety of ethnic cuisine, art demonstrations and sales, and other arts-related activities, West Michigan�s largest fireworks display for July 4th and the Celebration on the Grand the weekend after Labor Day.

The Grand Rapids area is also home to a number of well known companies that include; Alticor/Amway (a consumer goods manufacturer and distributor), Spartan Stores (a food distributor and grocery store chain), Foremost Insurance Company (a specialty lines insurance company), Meijer (a regional Supercenter chain), GE Aviation (formerly Smiths Industries, an Aerospace products company), Wolverine World Wide (a designer and manufacturer of shoes, boots and clothing), MC Sports, Inc. (a regional sports retail chain) and Universal Forest Products (a building materials company). The city is also home to many businesses focusing on the health sciences, with facilities such as the Van Andel Research Institute (primarily focused on cancer research), Grand Valley State University's Cook-DeVos Center for Health Sciences (undergraduate and graduate health-related programs, doctorate program in Physical Therapy, upcoming Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP), and Michigan State University's new Grand Rapids based Medical School. Nearly a billion dollars has been spent on new and expanded facilities (including the Spectrum Health Cancer Pavilion, the Spectrum Health Helen DeVos Children's Hospital and an addition to the Van Andel Institute, which will more than double its space). Most of these buildings are located in the Michigan Street medical corridor, and is commonly known as "Medical Mile." Employment opportunities thrive and the growth has developed specialized health science employment groups to facilitate the influx, such as the Medical Mile Group. The city is also known as a center of Christian publishing, home to Zondervan, Baker Books, Kregel Publications, and Eerdmans Publishing. The surrounding area is noted for its fruit production. Due to its close proximity to Lake Michigan the climate is considered prime for apple, peach, and blueberry farming.

Grand Rapids is home to several colleges and universities: Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Valley State University, Aquinas College, Calvin College, Cornerstone University, Grace Bible College and Kuyper College. Western Michigan University has a long-standing graduate program in the city, with facilities downtown and in the southeast. K-12 public education is provided by the Grand Rapids Public Schools as well as a number of charter schools. Grand Rapids is home of the oldest co-educational Catholic high school in the United States.

Commercial air service to Grand Rapids is provided by American, United, Delta, Northwest and others via the Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR). Public bus transportation throughout the city is provided by the Interurban Transit Partnership. Amtrak provides direct train service to Chicago from the passenger station via the Pere Marquette line. Freight service is provided by CN, CSX Transportation, and by a local shortline railroad, the Grand Rapids Eastern Railroad.

Helpful Phone Numbers Which Will Help You With Research:

Muskegon County Clerk (231) 724-6221

Muskegon Area Chamber of Commerce (231) 722-3751

Build Wealth = Think Long-term
What is the 1 asset that constantly increases over time?
LAND

Why Buy An Affordable Lot So Far Away?
Why Not?

When we buy land we do not care what state it is located, or how far away it is. We buy land based on future appreciation and an affordable price. A deal is a deal - and here is your chance to get in with no bank qualifying and easy terms. If you have cash - feel free to make us an offer.

This is the perfect investment - its affordable and its long term rewards definitely outweigh the low monthly costs. Do something positive for your family and start to build wealth. We can offer seller financing for as little as $99 a month - that's less than 1 night out for most couples.

Buy It - Hold It - PROFIT

If you are wise - this investment can pay for itself while creating a nice retirement plan. You can rent this lot out to the neighbors - build a weekend getaway, or build a home for resale potential.

Raw land does do 1 thing. And that is increase in value over time.

There is a saying in real estate - people who make money in land do not buy where people are. They buy where people will be.

A Man With A Plan

Think about the price of raw land & lots 10, 20, or 30 years ago. If you were able to buy then, and hold until now - there is no doubt that you would be in a much better financial position than someone who did not.

Could'a, Should'a, Would'a... well here is your opportunity!
Build wealth! Not to get rich today or tomorrow, but build wealth for you, your family, your children, and the future.

Seller Financing Available
As Low As $99 A Month

Retirement 101
Invest In Yourself - Nobody Else Will

Wouldn't it be nice to have an extra retirement account?
That's exactly what land offers you.

Let our experience and due diligence work for you

When we buy land

After extensive research and price analysis we chose this specific area and this particular parcel because of its affordability, its easy access from Pennsylvania Turnpike, and its manageable drive from Pittsburgh, DC, Baltimore, and Harrisburg.

We put in quite a few hours to find this lot and now you can reap the rewards.

Who Should Invest In This Land and vacant lots?

A) Anyone looking to diversify
B) Anyone with a long term investment plan
C) An investor who has difficulty obtaining a loan (which is everybody in today's market)
D) Someone who wants to create long term growth with minimal risks ($99 a month)
E) Individuals looking to set up a retirement plan
F) An investor or family looking for a reason to getaway
G) Someone interested in building a home for resale
H) A conservative investor not yet ready to pull the trigger on a rental property
I) Anyone who sees long term growth in vacant land (which should be everybody)