4506 S Fallwood Ct
About
5-bedroom, 3-bath home at 4506 S. Fallwood Ct. in Columbia’s Rock Bridge area, offering 3,095 sq. ft. on a 9,770 sq. ft. lot, built in 1992. The property has been updated with a cedar privacy fence, luxury vinyl flooring, new tile, carpet, paint, lighting, hardware, and electrical upgrades. Features include a basement family and rec room, walk-out basement, connecting deck, two attached garages, and outdoor elements such as fruit trees and raised garden beds. Seller Tony will pay a rental yield of 15% in Year 1, 12.5% in Year 2, 10% in Year 3, and 7.5% from Years 4–10, and will cover 100% of maintenance costs. He has the option to buy back equity by March 7, 2035 at a 2% annual appreciation rate or earlier at $60 per share, and has a 767 credit score with a completed Checkr background check.
Property Management
Mark A Thompson 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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