Are you thinking of buying an investment property in Birmingham? This might be the easiest one ever?

Investment property alert! This is an off market purchase, which means for now this will not be going onto the portals. We have a 3 Bedroom house FOR SALE at £180,000 on SOMMERFIELD ROAD B32 the house is rented already with MECS - THE OPEN DAY is Friday 3rd of December 2021

Thanks for reading this far, this may not be for everyone however we have a property for sale which is currently rented. So if you're looking to start your property investment journey or just add one more property to your portfolio, look no further this could be the one for you.

MECS are pleased to offer this three-bedroom property in Quinton. FANTASTIC investment opportunity currently rented at £800 PCM. This house has double glazing and central heating throughout three bedrooms, large lounge, kitchen/diner and Garage with Driveway, the house also has rear Garden with access.

OPEN DAY 3rd December 12PM-1PM

54 Sommerfield Road
Birmingham
B32 3SJ














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