313 S 28th St as it sits today Intended finish — AI rendering
Today
Intended finish — rendering

Under contract! Investment opportunity!

Seeking $50,000–$100,000  ·  12% annualized return  ·  secured by real estate
313 S 28th St, Mount Vernon WA 98274  ·  3 bd / 2 ba  ·  1,342 sf  ·  built 1995  ·  parcel P106555
313 28th STFUNDED!
$400,000 purchase price · $40,000 clean up · $550,000 after repair value
Seeking additional purchase funds:$50,000–$100,000 secured by a lien on the house
12%
1% per month
3–6
Months, extendable
$100,000
$1,000 interest per month

The Investment:

Investor — $100,000
BPFP purchase funds — $300,000
Investor $100,000 BPFP purchase funds $300,000 Renovation $40,000 Purchase & sale costs $47,845 Profit

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Commission modeled at 5% of the sale price. Holding, title and escrow are estimates. Excise tax is calculated at Washington’s graduated state rate — 1.10% on the first $525,000 and 1.28% above it — plus Mount Vernon’s 0.50% local rate. A four-month hold is assumed; a longer hold adds interest and carrying cost.

The last four sales on S 28th St

AddressClosedDateSF
108 S 28th St$575,000May 20261,193
116 S 28th St$560,000Sep 20251,346
306 S 28th St$549,000Jul 20261,193
415 S 28th St$545,000Feb 20261,339
313 S 28th St — this housebuying at $400,000Aug 20261,342
Recorded warranty deeds, Skagit County Assessor — closed sales. Same street, same plat, same 0.18-acre lots, built 1995–1998. The two closest in size to this house — 116 and 415 — closed at $560,000 and $545,000.

Project details:

Purchase $400,000 plus closing costs. Clean-up and repairs $40,000.

Remodeled within the last five years — updated roof, kitchen and wiring. HVAC and water heater both have recent service reports. This is not a rebuild:

  • Trash and contents hauled out; blackberries cleared
  • One bathroom repaired; landscaping brought back
  • Interior painted throughout
  • Carpet out, subfloor sealed, new flooring in
  • Crawl space and attic clean out, insulation and vapor/pest barriers

Kitchen and bath — today, and the intended finish

Every photo of the house as it sits today  photos.app.goo.gl/fJsje4coTv6ZMDbM7
Kitchen today
Kitchen — today
Kitchen rendering
Kitchen — rendering
Bath today
Bath — today
Bath rendering
Bath — rendering
Aug 14Close. Funds wired.
Week 1Cleanout begins immediately
Weeks 2–3Bath repair, paint
Week 4Flooring, landscaping
SeptemberListed for sale

How you get paid

Your principal back, in full$100,000
Interest at 1%/month — if it sells in 3 months$3,000
Interest at 1%/month — if it takes 6 months$6,000
Paid fromSale proceeds, at closing
If it hasn’t sold by month 6Extends at 1%/mo, +1 pt per 6 mo
Your securitySecured loan backed 4:1 by real estate

Reasons to invest

  • Cash sitting idle at a low return
  • Rebalancing out of a stock market at all-time highs
  • Flexible terms — 3 to 6 months, extendable
  • First look at the next project when this one closes

Interested? Tell me where to reach you.

No commitment and no obligation — this just starts a conversation. I’ll send you the purchase contract, the comps, and anything else you want to see.

Where should I reach you?

Your email — and your name if I might not recognize the address.

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Prefer to talk right now? Reach me at betterplacesforpeople@gmail.com or text (541) 908-3151. I answer everything the same day.

Christian Shope
Better Places for People  ·  (541) 908-3151  ·  betterplacesforpeople@gmail.com
Images labeled as renderings are AI-generated illustrations of the intended finish level, not photographs of the property in its current or future condition. Comparable sales are from Skagit County Assessor records, believed accurate but not warranted. Values, timelines and returns are estimates, not guarantees; real estate values can decline. This document is a summary — the promissory note, deed of trust and escrow instructions control, and I encourage you to have your own attorney review them. Not an offer to sell a security. Not legal, tax or investment advice.