UCSC

Investing in:
Santa Cruz Real Estate
For UCSC Parents and Students
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Have you considered investing in Santa Cruz Real Estate?
Take the money you’d put into your (your child’s) dorm / apartment rent and use it to build equity in a home.
- Build Equity
- Secure Long-Term Housing
- Improved Lifestyle
Based on predictions of a 5% – 10% appreciation over the next 5 – 10 years
Santa Cruz is a limited market with strong growth trends due to its location, coastal beaches, and abundant natural beauty
328 Main St #14
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
The Numbers
Even with a negative annual cash flow, your overall pre-tax return will likely be positive, assuming favorable market conditions. The following chart approximates your profit on the sale of an investment property, assuming 5% and 10% appreciation over 5 and 10 years. Note, the properties listed here are currently on the market and the “sales price” is the current asking price.*
*Subject to change.
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Protect Your Future
Safeguard your finance through an equity preserving arrangement right from the get-go.
Ready to discuss your options?
Contact Us:
(831) 600-6550
cs@schneiderestates.com
Need to Speak to a Lender?
For more information on Kiddie-Condo or other loan options please contact our preferred lender:
Ryan Buckholdt
Branch Manager and Mortgage Advisor Santa Cruz, California
License/Certifications: NMLS 319442
Email: rbuckholdt@opesadvisors.com
Office: 831.600.1590
Fax: 866.649.9608
Testimonial
From a UCSC Parent:
I first met Christine at an event for parents who had a child entering UC Santa Cruz as a freshman back in 2014. Christine had a booth set up to provide information to parents who might be entertaining the idea of purchasing real estate in Santa Cruz to have it eventually pay for the cost of tuition at UCSC. My original plan was to look for a real estate agent immediately after this event, but upon meeting Christine those plans went out the window.
Entertaining the idea of purchasing real estate in Santa Cruz to have it eventually pay for the cost of tuition at UCSC.