Investing In Arizona Golf Course Properties
In today's economy, a lot of investors are unsure about what kind of property to invest in
. The golf course real estate market is a great place to start looking, as incentives sweeten the deal. This article will provide you with information about investing in Arizona golf course properties. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned investor, the following will be beneficial to you.
Across the United States, sellers are trying to incentivize buyers into buying their properties by throwing in bonuses that make it a great deal. Whether it's covering the closing costs, upgrading appliances or adding a pool, it's only natural that this type of trend would extend to golf course realty.
According to the National Association of Realtors, the nationwide real estate market saw home sales fall a whopping 8.4 percent in March from February, and which will likely experience an unprecedented overall dip in prices this year. Sellers are so desperate to dump their properties, they're adding in "sweeteners" as incentives to buy.
This strategy also applies to golf course realty, so, if you're looking to buy either a second home or a retirement home, you might just get a great deal on the property - plus a little cherry on top.
In some cases, buying a home in a private golf course community can get you credit toward a country club membership, free golf lessons, a golf cart or more. Plus, there are many advantages to owning a golf course property.
Perhaps the #1 advantage, especially if you like to golf, is the convenience of having a golf course right in your backyard (literally). Chances are, the golf course will be private and immaculately maintained, as it is part of a country club with prestigious members. Some courses are even designed by famous golfers or architects, making them signature golf courses. Also, some private country clubs only allow new members by invitation only, making buying the golf course property even more advantageous, especially when it's time for re-sale.
Secondly, there are many amenities available to those who live in golf course communities. For instance, golf course communities normally have a warm neighborhood lifestyle, flawless golf course and well-appointed clubhouse. A private clubhouse will afford you many benefits that usually include a fitness center, tennis courts, a swimming pool and the opportunity to learn a new hobby (or indulge in an old one). Most country clubs also have a dining facility where you can enjoy a meal or plan an event, such as a wedding, anniversary or other celebration.
And lastly, by purchasing a golf course property, you may be able to customize your home to your own liking. Many golf course properties are new construction properties, giving you a blank slate on which to express your likes and dislikes. Investing in a golf course property can be whatever you want it to be - a way to make money or a way to get your dream home. Either way, the incentives will surely fall in your favor!
by: Sandy Esmay
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