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Old foreclosure versus new
Given the option, would you bid on an auctioned townhouse built in the 90s that appears to be in decent shape but is generally an unknown or an auctioned house built in the 60s that shows serious pride of ownership (looks great from the outside—flowers, plants on the porch, wreath on door, etc.)?