REAL HOMES.
REAL DEALS.

A full acre inside Indianapolis city limits for $145,000 — the land alone makes this worth a serious look.

A 1900 stone four-plex near Washburn University — four separately metered units, recently upgraded, and already proven at $2,065/month gross before improvements.

An 1870 Kansas church with original stained glass windows and a stage — 1,760 square feet for $20,000.

2,208 square feet, two fireplaces, and a tenant already paying $1,200/month — this Kansas City house is doing a lot of work at $150K.

A 120-year-old Kansas City stone house with every major system replaced — roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows — priced at $86 per square foot. The bones are there. The finish is yours.

The exterior is done, the systems are new, and the inside is yours to finish. 1900 farmhouse in Mound City, Kansas — $135,000.

A 1940 cabin sitting directly on Puget Sound in Tulalip, WA — with crabbing, fishing, and possible moorage — for $70,000. The terms are complicated. The waterfront is real.

A 2026-built Milwaukee bungalow with vaulted ceilings and a kitchen island — new construction under $105K with an active homeownership initiative attached.