Bank took this Condo back for $232K, now you can have it for $75K.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008 8:57 AM From: "EdTseng" exxxxxx@yahoo.com To: "m"M@XXXbank.com
My dear XXXXX,
This is a REO property in California, close to ocean. The city is a nice and safe place to live, with 5 percent of African American, 4% of Asian residents. For your reference, enclosed herewith is the city's data web link: http://www.city-data.com/
The subject property was sold for $390K, its peak price on May 19, 2006. It was forclosed for $ 232,000 in August 2007. However, Zillow.com has a recent estimate of $292,500.
Now, you can have it for less than $ 75,000, that means you pay 20 cents for a dollar.
Two pennies for your thoughts.
ET
The subject Property:
This Condominium has 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and approximately 1320 sqft.
XXXX MXXXX Ave., XXXXXX, CA
4 beds, 2.0 baths, 1,320 sq ft
Recently Sold: $232,000
Zestimate: $292,500
30-day change: -$20,000
Value Range: $184,275 - $298,350
Last updated: 07/14/2008
Sales History
Sale History & Tax Info
Sale History
08/16/2007:
$232,000 *
05/19/2006:
$389,000
03/24/1994:
$112,000
No other sale data is available
Market Value Change
II. Currently local listings in the same condo complex:
(A) New this week! $98,500
XXXX N MAXXXXA AV #A
2 Bed, 1.5 Bath 960 Sq. Ft. Estimated Payment: $480 Per Month*
(B) XXXX N MaXXXXa Ave UNIT F, XXXXX,
3 beds, 2.0 baths, 1320 sq ft
For Sale: $365,000
Listing partner provided image
XXXXX MaXXXra Avenue, XXXXXX, CA
Seller Facts:
Condo
3 beds
2.0 bath
1320 sqft
Seller's Description
Make this home yours today! This home offers you a great floorplan with inside laundry and a full bathroom downstairs. There is lots of room for storage and is in immaculate condition.
Part II:
Bank took this SFR back for $242K in other city, also very close to pacific ocean. Now you can have it for under $55K.
The following property was foreclosed for $ 242K in October 2007. It was sold for $300K in November 2005. Now you can have it for $ 50K. Today, do you like to pay a price lower than 10 years ago? Think you are lucky to pay 15 cent on a dollar of its peak price in 2006?