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Sam Leon
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Get this Detroit property for the price of an iPhone or iPad

Sam Leon
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
Posted

This has been over the news in the last week or so.

A Man Is Trying To Trade His Detroit Home For An iPhone 6 Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/man-wants-to-trade-his-house-for-an-iphone-6-2014-10#ixzz3GALQH0M5

A man in Detroit has had a hard time selling his three-bedroom fixer-upper after a few months on the market, so he's resorting to other measures.

According to Fox 2 News in Detroit, the homeowner has offered to trade the house for a new iPhone 6.

"Is this a joke?" Fox 2 reporter Maurielle Lue asked broker Larry Else, who's representing the buyer.

"No, it's a real listing," Else said. "My client is overseas and he told me he would be willing to trade the property for an iPhone 6. It sounds to me like he wants the (iPhone 6+) version, but I think he's willing to negotiate."

The home was initially listed for $5,000, but it's currently on the market for $3,000 after several price cuts.

Though the listing boasts a finished basement and a two-car detached garage, it's definitely a fixer-upper.

There's also an additional $6,000 of back taxes owed on the home, but that, like the payment method, would be open to negotiation.

Else added that the homeowner would even be open to trading the house for a 32 GB iPad.

"He may be willing to take anything, maybe an Android, I don't know," he said.

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