12615 Jackson Ave
About
The Jackson Ten is a fully renovated 10-unit apartment building in Kansas City, with each unit averaging approximately 1,095 sq ft. Units feature new vinyl plank flooring, carpet, ceiling fans, large eat-in kitchens with appliances, spacious bedrooms, and remodeled bathrooms, with many units offering patios or decks. The property includes 5 garage spaces (available for an additional fee), 2 parking spaces per unit, extra storage closets, and on-site coin-operated laundry. The property appraised at $1,400,000 and is listed at $1,350,000. Located near Grandview, the area provides suburban access to shopping, dining, and amenities within the greater Kansas City region.
Property Management
Mackaylee Beach listed this property and runs its day-to-day operations — tenants, upkeep, and rent collection — so shareholders never carry the landlord workload themselves.
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The Market
Grandview offers a mix of neighborhood livability, local employment, and day-to-day amenities that support long-term housing demand. Ask Lofty AI to compare this market against any other on the platform.
Property Updates
- Property Update (07/15/2026):
- Owners are currently receiving daily rent on the net cash flow for June until August 12th.
- The cashflow for June, after accounting for repairs, was $5,500.05, compared to May's cashflow of $2,336.33.
- You can view the Year-to-Date Profit and Loss Statement here.
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