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August 16, 2008 at 4:40 am #261848
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Do not write off a foreclosure home just because the price is low. You
could miss a great opportunity.
quickly but we did not have tons of money to buy another house but the
area was small and had limited rental housing. I immediately went
which was built in 2004, almost 1800 sqft, 4br 2.5 bath, walk in
closets, cathedral ceiling, back deck, small front porch, and two floors
My husband did not even want to waste his time looking at the house
because it was priced so low. He thought it must obviously be a wreck on
house as did the family and the realtor. The problems with the house
were minimal. We needed a new thermostat and the air unit needed a
attic was in need of insulation. We wrote an offer and are now living in
our “new to us” house! Our other house that we own in Georgia is an 1100
us $64,900 7 years ago, and it was deal at that time. .
Everyone from the banker, our agent, closing attorney, inspector and
thought it was going to be falling in on itself when before he started
his inspection. I have viewed TONS of foreclosures over at least a 13
lower cost of our new home, we may keep the other house and rent it out
for rental income making our deal even sweeter! You will never know
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what I am interested in. I am asking him if it is really true that Ibuying foreclosures, I have no idea how it works.
I am hoping that it’s really true that some houses can go that low.
some are low.
May I send you a PM? I need to learn more about foreclosures.
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