Learn about these condos in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with a guaranteed exit strategy in place!

Investor Incentives:

• 1 year lease back period
• Investor Price: $310,000
• Guaranteed buyback at $365,000 following 1st year
• Guaranteed increase of purchase price if buyback is extended

Properties located just 3 miles from Louisiana State University.

House prices in Baton Rouge have been appreciating at a steady rate and have increased by 39% in the past 5 years (OFHEO).

About Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge, the state capital of Louisiana and the county seat of Baton Rouge Parish, has been described as "a happy blend of Cajun joie de vivre and progressive American know-how." Situated on the Mississippi River in the heart of the state, the city is an important center in the Sun Belt market. Moderate year-round temperatures and a relaxed environment make Baton Rouge a desirable place to live. Significant construction projects taking place in the twenty-first century are bringing city planners' dreams of a pedestrian-centered downtown community a step closer to realization (City-data.com).

Baton Rouge's Economy

Baton Rouge has one of the nation's largest deep-water ports, equipped to handle both ocean-going vessels and river barges. A 45-foot channel on the lower Mississippi River has established the region as one of the nation's most attractive locations for large-scale industrial development. The region served by the port thrives on the large industrial and chemical complexes, as well as agricultural interests, along the 85 miles of the Mississippi River in the port's jurisdiction. Forest and agricultural products, steel and pipe, ores, coal, and petroleum products top the list of cargoes shipped through the port. In the Greater Baton Rouge area a natural resources basin exists, giving industries inexpensive access to the natural resources of gas, oil, water, timberland, sulphur, salt, and other raw materials (City-data.com).

December 2004 by City-data.com

Gary Beard has a BS in Civil Engineering at LSU and is a professional registered engineer in 5 states. He is also the holder of several US patents for Environmental Technologies, Systems and Processes.

Professional responsibilities include process, biological and engineering design for environmental treatment systems and processes. Projects also include specific applications for environmental treatment technologies which have been applied on a global basis. Project financing also conducted to allow for the most cost-effective methods of funding construction and O&M costs. Contributing author to the ASCE Engineering Manual of Practice (MOP-8). Authored numerous articles published in several trade journals regarding the application of innovative technologies. Research conducted in a cooperative agreement with the USEPA’s Municipal Environmental Research Laboratories resulting in the development of innovative and proprietary environmental treatment technologies. Experience includes the project analysis, development, and financing for hundreds of projects in the US, Austral-Asia, Europe, Africa, and South/Central America.

He was also elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives in 2001 and reelected in 2003. Currently serves on four House Committees: Natural Resources, Transportation, & Retirement, and the special Committee on Technologies. Vice-Chairman of Transportation Sub-Committee for Planning and Construction.