ignorant
ignorant SuperDork
10/24/08 11:21 a.m.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081001/ap_on_fe_st/odd_cheap_home

$850 is back taxes owed.. but I'll bet it'll prove to be a sound investment in a few years.

ignorant
ignorant SuperDork
10/24/08 11:37 a.m.

btw.. purchase price is cheaper than a large starbucks coffee...

dizzzam

neon4891
neon4891 Dork
10/24/08 11:38 a.m.

how do i find something like this near me?

JmfnB
JmfnB GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
10/24/08 11:47 a.m.

Knowing Saginaw... she overpaid.

Nitroracer
Nitroracer Dork
10/24/08 7:25 p.m.

It took eight bid to get it up to a buck seventy five. Hot seller thur'

Helterskelter
Helterskelter Reader
10/24/08 10:07 p.m.
neon4891 wrote: how do i find something like this near me?

Owning an abandoned house like that is more of a liability than a good deal. The house is probably in such disrepair it is a hazard and needs to be bulldozed, also if something isn't done, you have to deal with homeless people taking shelter in it and the possibility of someone being injured on your property. She probably did overpay :-/.

Wally
Wally GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
10/25/08 1:36 a.m.

It is a cute house, perhaps they could find a way to make it cool for rich people to summer in Saginaw.

maroon92
maroon92 SuperDork
10/25/08 9:34 a.m.

there is enough in that house to part it out. take out the wiring, copper is huge right now. any fixtures could be taken to the junk yard, then dismantle the house, and sell the wood slats for burning material. That fencing is probably worth a hundred or so...

my 2 cents

rebelgtp
rebelgtp HalfDork
10/25/08 10:29 a.m.
maroon92 wrote: there is enough in that house to part it out. take out the wiring, copper is huge right now. any fixtures could be taken to the junk yard, then dismantle the house, and sell the wood slats for burning material. That fencing is probably worth a hundred or so... my 2 cents

That was my thoughts then sell off the lot.

NYG95GA
NYG95GA Dork
10/25/08 4:25 p.m.

After being vacant/abandoned for any length of time, I'd bet that the wiring and plumbing has already been stripped. The wood they used on those old houses is a better quality than what is available now, though, and would be great for certain projects.

foxtrapper
foxtrapper SuperDork
10/25/08 8:34 p.m.

Cheap houses abound. You just have to look where there are no jobs, and no future.

Tommy Suddard
Tommy Suddard GRM+ Member
10/25/08 8:38 p.m.
ignorant wrote: btw.. purchase price is cheaper than a large starbucks coffee... dizzzam

There are many, many things cheaper than a large starbucks coffee. Like my car.

ignorant
ignorant SuperDork
10/25/08 10:09 p.m.
Tommy Suddard wrote:
ignorant wrote: btw.. purchase price is cheaper than a large starbucks coffee... dizzzam
There are many, many things cheaper than a large starbucks coffee. Like my car.

cause your daddy gave it to you?

i kid i kid.. I joke.. i joke..

neon4891
neon4891 Dork
10/25/08 10:48 p.m.

ignorant, are you planning on being Margies next patio addition?

Acctually, i think it is cheaper than a small star schmucks cofee

EastCoastMojo
EastCoastMojo GRM+ Memberand HalfDork
10/25/08 10:54 p.m.
Tommy Suddard wrote:
ignorant wrote: btw.. purchase price is cheaper than a large starbucks coffee... dizzzam
There are many, many things cheaper than a large starbucks coffee. Like my car.

You, are not talking about the BMW. Right?

Kramer
Kramer Reader
10/26/08 3:13 p.m.

News flash:

With the Michigan economy, the house that recently sold for $1.75 now has a market value of $1.50. And it will be on the market for at least 18 months.

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