Even this single residential family house was foreclosed and took back by a banker 8 months ago for $145K, the listing agent would appreciate you to make an offer of $8,500. Did I miss a "0" at the ending? Quadruply checked. The answer is "NOPE." Mind you it is not considered as a low ball offer so that you don't have to feel bashful.
Just join the "bank robber club" where bankers greet you with hug and kisses. Jump on the wagon before it is too late.
Zestimate says it has a market value of $131,000 as of today. Almost 95% off, that's a steal, right? Compared to its foreclosed price 14 years ago, it is still 70% off; and 85% off its normal sale price 13 years ago. What do you think this price for a house in a California big city?
My comment: due to its location in the city of 200K, it is NOT a good buy.
5** ****** Ave, M*****, CA 95***
Residence: Single family
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Bedrooms:2
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Bathrooms: 1.0
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Sq ft: 864
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Lot size: 7,840 sq ft / 0.18 acres
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Year built: 1940
ZESTIMATE®: $131,000
Value Range: $94,320 - $180,780
Last sale and tax info
| Sale History |
| 04/09/2008: $145,424 * |
| 09/28/1995: $53,000 |
| 09/07/1994: $27,000 * |
| No other sale data is available |
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