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Fishy Flip?
November 13th, 2007 categories: Olde Towne East, Real Estate News
When I was reviewing what sold last month in the Greater Olde Towne East area, I came across this listing that sold for $217,000. That seemed a little high for the address, so I clicked over the auditor’s page and found this picture for that address.
Last month’s Seller paid $24,000 for the property in April of this year. Free enterprise is a beautiful thing and I love the idea of making money in Real Estate as much as the next guy, I just don’t like inacurrate values being placed on home that have no business selling that high – it’s bad for everybody. Besides, nothing on this block has sold for more than $97,900, ever. I haven’t driven by the property but it was advertised in the MLS as a brick home. Clearly, it is asbestos shingle according to the auditor’s picture. It’s not a horrible neighborhood by any means, and maybe the house was worth every penny. Maybe.
Not a pretty history, but certainly interesting isn’t it?
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Uncle Jack
November 14th, 2007
maybe that just reflects a second mortgage that was foreclosed on?