Foreclosure homes for sale - Spectacular 3 bed, 3 bath ranch. 364 Mountain View Road West, Franklin Township 08802, Warren County NJ - New Low Price of $319,900 $289,900 $269,900!

SOLD for $270,000 on July 28, 2011. In the end, there were multiple offers competing...

May 20, 2011 update - PRICE Reduced again today.

Due to a shared 08802 zip code, the foreclosure at 364 Mountain View Road West may appear on some sites as Asbury NJ. This ranch on 4.5 acres, however, is in Warren County's Franklin Township. And it is the nicest bank-owned property I've ever been in! Totally updated with high end details, this 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home for sale offers the potential of an in-law suite or professional office.

Hardwood floors, huge Master Suite, spectacular setting with great views - hence, the street name! Bank-owned foreclosures are in demand, as are ranch homes for sale. 364 Mountain View Road West combines the 2 and is very, very private to boot. Still along the Route 78 corridor for easy commuting, this Franklin Township (Asbury NJ zip) is certain to please the most discriminating buyers.

Give me a call to arrange your viewing of this Warren County foreclosure home for sale at 364 Mountain View Road West in Franklin Township NJ 08802!

FORECLOSURE - Breathtaking 3 bed, 3 bath Ranch

364 Mountain View Road West, Franklin Township, Warren County, NJ 08802 View Map

Blending into the mountainside, this totally updated ranch on 4.5 acres is a fabulous property - doubly so for a FORECLOSURE! Spanking clean, you'll want to jump right into the jetted soaking tub in the Master Suite.

Whip up a gourmet meal in the kitchen with wall oven, cooktop, granite counters and wonderful views.

Finished rooms in basement could be an in-law suite or professional office.

Heated, oversize 2 car garage.

Usable square feet from tax assessor data - may NOT include finished lower level.

Being sold entirely AS-IS, you won't be disappointed!

Franklin Township shares the zip code 08802 with Asbury NJ but this REO is in Franklin.

Details

Asking Price:

DOWN TO ONLY $319,900!

MLS:

2806839

Sq. Feet:

2080

Lot Size:

4.5 acres

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

3

# of Floors:

1

Garage Size:

2+

Year Built:

1961

Contact Info

Irene Kennedy
Serving Northwestern NJ - Warren, Hunterton, Sussex

Main 908-454-1717
Cell 973-493-8216
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All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.

From my popular series on bank-owned foreclosures: Want to Steal a Foreclosure Home for Sale? Get the REO facts from a Northwestern NJ real estate agent. Let's write a offer on this home for sale that the bank won't be able to resist!

Short Sales: 1 possibility for homeowners having problems paying their mortgage in Warren or Hunterdon County NJ

In today's NJ Star Ledger newspaper was an article on home sales following the end of the Federal tax credit. Gloomy, which I already knew. It also indicated that almost one-third of recent closings were on distressed properties - short sales or foreclosures. Knew that was true in the Warren County NJ and Hunterdon County I serve but learned from that articlie that it is even more widespread. Sadder news from various sources indicates that foreclosure filings are way up in the Northeast, which includes NJ.

More and more NJ homeowners are falling behind in mortgage payments. When the owners are behind in mortgage payments and cannot catch up, they may try to sell the property for less than they owe on it. As an alternative to foreclosure, many banks will "forgive" the shortfall between the debt and the sale price. These are commonly known as Short Sales or pre-foreclosures.

I've been extensively involved in helping NJ homeowners with short sales for many years now. A short sale may not the RIGHT answer nor the ONLY answer for many, so folks should know they have other choices.

If you live in Warren County NJ or Hunterdon County and are having problems paying your mortgage, let's chat about possible solutions for you. No cost, no obligation - just learn about some of the options that might help you! Don't be too quick to assume a Short Sale is the only possibility!

Learn more from HomesIrene:

Short Sales, Loan Modification, Strategic Defaults > Understand your Options

Copyright © 2010, Irene Kennedy, all rights reserved. This blog post represents Irene's personal musings.

Irene Kennedy, who is a NJ real estate agent with Weichert, Realtors, lives in Warren County NJ & works from the Phillipsburg office. She also services adjacent areas of Hunterdon County.

It is very important to negotiate the prices of foreclosure homes in Asbury Park. This is because the lenders don’t want the properties, they will drop the price, and you can get an amazing deal.

When you are looking to foreclosure homes to purchase you should always consider the price and the cost of repairs. The cost of repairs may be used as leverage when you talk to the bank about dropping the price of the property. The price will already be listed at a low amount. The goal for you is to have the lender drop the price of the home as low as possible. Some people really do almost get homes for free. This is because they are experienced negotiators and they know what to say.

Banks do not want to own any home on their books for any reason at all. When foreclosure homes in Asbury Park do not sell at the auction and go on the books at the bank it makes the bank look bad. The person who approved the loan looks bad because they approved someone who didn’t pay the loan and now the bank has to figure out how they are going to get money for a property. They are not in the business of real estate and the bank will not even spend money fixing or repairing the property to put it in a selling condition. This is your leverage. Knowing the bank doesn’t want the property should give you the confidence to come in and make an offer that is financially right for you.

If you are qualified or you have the funds to buy a home, you are in the driver’s seat when it comes to negotiating with the bank selling foreclosure homes in Asbury Park. A bank will listen to anyone who is in a position to take a home off of their books and give them some type of cash. Many buyers begin their first offer at half of the price the bank says they want to get for the home. If you have a list of damages or repairs, now is the time to break them out and use them for negotiating. Banks can take whatever they want for a home. Your goal is to get the lowest agreed price for the foreclosure. Never pay the listed price.

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"People's attitudes towards wind turbines have a lot to do with whether they reported annoyance," said Robert McCunney, a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who also studies hearing loss and practices medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was on the panel that put the study together.

Read more: http://greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/16/study-no-health-impact-from-turbines/

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