Show Me The Numbers:
Your Best Real Estate Opportunity

Investment Fundamentals

The Challenge of Investing

A successful investor seeks healthy returns that generate income while maintaining acceptable risk, most commonly through diversification. The most common investments in developed economies like the U.S. are retirement accounts, mutual funds, 401ks, etc.

01

Risks

Each investor has a risk profile that determines their portfolio allocation among available stocks.

02

Returns

Hoping for 8-9% annual return (the 10-year Dow Jones Industrial Average is 8.7%)

03

Diversification

Your portfolio is generally diversified by holding different stocks. However, the diversification is within the same asset class, which carries risk.

04

Income Generation

Most income is either through dividend payments at retirement.

While this is the most common investment strategy, the problem is that you’re not fully diverse and are at the mercy of stock market volatility. This is where asset class diversification comes into play. 

Real Estate is the next most common investment. It is tangible, widely understood, and historically reliable for appreciation. Buying into a real estate investment trust or a REIT offers asset class diversification, but again, the average annual return for REITs from 1985 through 2024 is only 8.5% after inflation. 

You can invest directly in real estate, but you’ll quickly ask, “How do I find property?” How do I find renters, and what about collecting rent? Do I want the hassle of fixing water heaters and toilets?

The Big Question

Is there a way to invest in real estate with good returns, acceptable risk, and no hassle?

Anatomy of an Ideal Real Estate Investment

Several factors make an ideal real estate investment – and CAN Holdings can offer them all!

Acquire Real Estate at a Low Cost

The Jackson, MS, market is the epicenter of Section 8 housing. A newly remodeled three-bedroom, two-bath house with a monthly rent of $1,250 can be acquired through CAN Holdings for around $75,000. We intentionally set a property’s purchase price at a 20% ROI on the annual rental income.

The Properties Have Been Recently Renovated

CAN Holdings acquires distressed properties, renovates them, and then finds a suitable renter. Typical remodels include all new appliances, a tankless water heater, and other features to minimize the need for repairs, maximizing profit.

Secured Renters

Our properties are filled with qualified renters. Most of whom are some of the several thousand Section 8 rental vouchers in Jackson, where rent is paid directly from HUD. We aggressively market our properties to identify and screen potential renters at JXN Rentals.

The Investment Return from Rental Income is Attractive

We target a 20% ROI with a 15% Cap Rate for our properties, which well outperforms most other investment opportunities, such as REITs and the 10-year stock market return, which are both around 8%.

Hassle-Free, You Never Want To Think About It

When you use our sister property management company, CDK Property Management. You never have to deal with rent collection & disbursement, managing maintenance requests or

managing the tenant relationship. We’ve got it all covered. You just get the monthly profit deposits.

Ultimately, the Prospect of Capital Appreciation

In the most recent twelve months, Jackson's appreciation rates have been placed it in the top 3% nationally for real estate appreciation at 14.27%. While you enjoy incredible returns on rental income, your property also appreciates in value.

Clear exit path in case You want to get out / need cash

Life happens, and there are times when an investor may need to liquidate quickly (medical bills, emergencies, etc). CAN will repurchase properties at 75% of the appraised value (pending capital availability).

Ready to Build Your Wealth Through real estate?

Unlock the potential of real estate investing with expert guidance. Whether you’re new or looking to expand, we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Name*
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.