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Joe M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Hartville, OH
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Banks are dumping homes in my area

Joe M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Hartville, OH
Posted

Have you guys seen this?

It seems to me that certain banks are just dumping homes to get them off their books.

Case and point.

For my second investment property I bought a house asessed at $75K for $27K. I'm now renting it out at $650/mo.

I'm going to look at a house tonight that is listed at $17.5K. It sold 3 years ago for $89K, county has it asessed at $65K. My realtor has been through it and said it is a great house, new roof, new siding, new flooring, newer central a/c etc. It will rent for around $600.

Don't get me wrong, I love getting good deals but geesh, it makes you scratch your head and think about the impact of what these banks are doing.

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Joe M.
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Joe M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Hartville, OH
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Yeah I'm buying them when it fits into my plans. This one I'm looking at tonight looks like a keeper on paper.

I have another one I'm looking at that two houses down from one of my current properties. I can't buy them both so I need to decide which one I want, or I might throw really low ball offers in on both of them and see which one bites..... :lol:

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