The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-19
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REAL ESTATE TALK THIS is
an age of specialists; COMPETE
ton in every line is so strong that 1t
takes all the time and brains any man
has to do one thing, and do IL we'll;
the one thing l do is to sell real es-
tate: / don't collect rents, bother with
insurance or anything else, conse-
quently when a piece of property is
put in my hands for sale, it is sold;
if you want more than your property
is worth there is no use to bring il to
me; there is always enough property
to be bought at a reasonable price to
supply my customers; even If they
have to wait a little while till l find
something good for them; if, how
ever, you really mean to sell and don't
mean foolishness, bring me your prop
erty. and I viii get you a fair offer
in ten days time; l have orders to in
vest from about $4,000 from different
people who want good property that
will pay a fair interest they are not
going to buy until l tell them to do
So and l am not going to tell them
to buy until l find something mighty
good; your property may be just the
thing that would suit, and if so
can sell it for you; at any rate,
can tell you in ten days what it will
bring; you don't have to take my
offer, and after / have had it for ten
days, you can try somebody else, and
further unless 1 sell it, don't want
any commission, and there is no
charge of any kind or character
against you. John l.. Archer, 10 Prov
ident Building.
MONEY IN REAL ESTATE.
During the next five years there
will be heap of money made easily
in real estate in and around SaVan-
nah. The town is growing in every
direction; plenty of foreign capital is
now turning this way for investment.
The Seaboard and Southern Railways
must greatly increase our commerce,
and the truth is, despite the waillngs
of a few croakers, Savannah is bound
to become a great city; and you need
very little judgment, and very little
cash to make a profitable investment.
The most money to be made Is in UNI
occupied lots. Property built on and
rented will always bring very nearly
it's value: but sometimes people get
tired of vacant lots, and let them go
at sacrifice. Right there is where
the man with a little cash and a
heap of nerve gets his chance, if he
has sense enough to take 1t. Now I
have in mind a tract of land in the
southwestern part of town, and an
other In the southeastern, either of
purchaser. / would like to tell you
about them. Two or three young men
could get together and handle them
easily. AS a matter of fact, l would
like mighty well to buy them myself;
but I've got as much on hand just
now as 1 can tote. John l.. Archer,
10 Provident building.
LOTS FOR HOMES; YOU HAD
better begin to look around and pick
out lot now If you think you want
to build this fall; If you wait until
spring, the chances are any desirable
lot will cost you $3.50 to 5000 more than
1t can be bought for now; 1 have a
fine lot on the northeast corner of
Henry and Price streets cheap; some
beautiful lots corner Eighth and Lin
coin, and Sixth streets, between Bull
and Drayton; If you like the West Side
have three splendid lots on Sixth, be-
| tween Barnard and Jefferson, and some
good lots on Eortieth, between Bull and
Abercorn-the Gammell lots on Bolton,
Waldburg, etc, have been paid for and
some purchasers may be willing to sell
at small profit; also beautiful lots in
Collinsville and The Meadows; let me
know what part of town you like, and
get a list of prices. John L. Archer,
| 10 Provident Building.
HOMES! HONEST ON WALDBURG
| street, near OFT street, on the ridge
in Collinsville, l can sell you a thor
oughly well built and beautiful home
very cheap. You can get with it
lots, 100 feet front; convenient to both
Thunderbolt and fair ground cars, and
on Park avenue in The Meadows,
have another mighty good home for
$3.50. Lot has a frontage of so feet
and runs through to Waldburg street
140 feet. On Thirty-eig and Lin
coin, | can sell you pretty little cot
tage for 81 500, and on Anderson, be-
tween Lincoln and Habersham, a good
two-story residence for $1,000. Also
nice home on Drayton street, facing
Park Extension, for $1,000. John L.
Archer 10 Provident building.
SUBURBAN LANDS: so ACRES
on Waters road at crossing of Isle of
Hope street cars, Immediately adjoin-
ing SackVille, where lots have sold at
from s25 to $75 apiece, $4,000; As acres
well improved on Thunderbolt Shell
road, $4,000; other suburban lands at
various prices. John l.. Archer, 10
Provident Building.
RESIDENCE ON HENRY STREET,
between Abercorn and Lincoln; south
ern exposure; large front piazzas;
all modern conveniences and in first
class condition; splendid home or good
investment on price asked. w. ]. Mis-
cally, .Tr.
7-ROOM RESIDENCE ON ELEV-
enth street, near West Broad; nicely
papered, and will sell on very small
cash payment, balance monthly. w. j.
Miscally, Jr.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE HOME
northeast corner Abercorn and For
tieth streets, recently built and all con-
veniences; have orders for a quick
sale and will sell less than cost. w. J.
Miscally, Jr.
FIVE TWO-SToRY HOUSES ON
Burroughs, between Duffy lane
and Henry streets, monthly
revenue $40; with little
repairs will make splendid in
vestment; make offer! Am prepared
to sell cheap. w. j. MiscalIy, Jr.
AZ, 40 AND 81 LUMBER STREET.
three houses rent for $40 per month:
for sale or exchange for city unim-
proved property. w. ]. Miscally, Jr.
TWO COTTAGES ON HARMON
street, near Gwinnett, each of which
. will make a good little home for per-
son of small means; small cash pay
ment, balance can be arranged. w. J.
Miscally, Jr.
LOT ON SIXTH STREET, BE-
tween Burroughs and Florance streets;
will sell cheap to quick purchaser w.
]. Miscally, Jr.
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