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Willetta Harmon
  • Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
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What should I do?

Willetta Harmon
  • Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
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I'm trying to buy this house, The houses is behind on taxes . It has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and is approximately 1,148 square feet. The property has a 1 car garage in the back of the residence that is not connected to the home itself. The home does have central air and central heating.

The selling agent is requiring a cash only deal and is requiring the new buyer to pay the past due property taxes of $4,000. The selling agent is also requiring the buyer to pay $500 in closing costs. This home is owned by a Trust, which means that multiple people have to sign off on the sale of this property. Any negotiating that can be done must be approved by all of the people that are on the deed.

The home is currently occupied and the owners are not allowing prospective buyers to see the inside of the residence. We are allowed only to drive by and look at the outside of the property. It has been on the market for over 460 days, so they have not had an agreed on buyer in that time. The listing states that the home does need some TLC, but since we are unable to see exactly what needs to be done, it may be difficult to determine the value of the property.

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