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Due Diligence
At Meridian Pacific Properties, we perform meticulous due diligence on behalf of our clients so they that they do not have to.
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Quality Neighborhoods
We only acquire properties in quality neighborhoods priced within 30% of the median single family home price of the local metro region.
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Monthly Cash Flow
All of our income properties provide strong positive monthly cash flow. Net of all expenses, in addition to having excellent appreciation potential.
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Full Disclosure
We provide full disclosure of all costs that an investor can expect to bear and accurately model the pro forma returns on investment.
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Turnkey Solutions
Our properties are turnkey, with strong tenants and qualified property management already in place to minimize vacancy expense.
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Outstanding Returns
We provide properties which provide cash-on-cash returns greater than 10% per year and IRR's greater than 17% per year.
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Investor Assurance Program
We offer warranties related to maintenance and receipt of rents during the first year of ownership.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about the basics of the Meridian business model?
Integrity, commitment to quality and excellence in customer service are our core values at Meridian Pacific Properties. Since the inception of our Company, we have a proven track record of delivering strong property investment results.
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FEATURED PROPERTY
#324 - Great Neighborhood
$97,500
Excellent location in well-established neighborhood. Bartlett schools and outstanding returns. 
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