Unicorn Investment Opportunity!

*End date sale with offers closing Thursday 1st of June @ 6pm. The seller reserves the right to sell prior. Please contact Anil or Matt for price guide. <br/><br/>MORE PHOTOS COMING SOON<br/><br/>This is a rare and unique opportunity to purchase a high-yield investment property. Boasting close proximity to Curtin University as well as only being approximately 9km from Perth CBD, this one will not last!<br/><br/>The property is a 6-bed 6 bath property in a fantastic location that is very close to Curtin University. Each room has its own ensuite, allowing the fortunate investor to rent each room out individually. The current owners actually have a waiting list for renters that want to move into the property!<br/><br/>The property generates a rental yield of $1050 per week which may be able to be increased given the ongoing strength of the rental market. This figure excludes Wi-Fi, electricity and water utility bills that each tenant pays on top of the rent they pay. The astute buyer may even look to do some minor renovations to further increase the rental yield. <br/><br/><br/>Property Features:<br/>- 6 well-proportioned bedrooms each with robes and an ensuite<br/>- Each tenant paying $175 per week currently<br/>- Open plan living & dining area<br/>- Open plan kitchen with plenty of storage & functional appliances <br/>- Paved outdoor alfresco<br/>- Airconditioning throughout<br/>- Laundry area<br/>- 2 undercover car bays and plenty of street parking<br/>- Very low strata fees and maintenance<br/><br/>OUTGOINGS:<br/>Council rates $2044 pa (approx.)<br/>Water Rates $2200 pa (approx.)<br/><br/><br/>Please contact Anil Singh on 0423 276 674 or at [email protected] or Matt Wells on 0452 536 954 or [email protected] to register your interest today!<br/><br/>Disclaimer: <br/>This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.