They are giving away houses in Detroit, nobody wants them.Maybe, because Detroit is a schvartze zoo. Who would want to live there? I'd be safe moving to the middle of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Is that africa back in the 1920s?
Shalom...There are a lot of homes in depressed regions of the country that are going very cheap. For someone that is retired or has a the ability to find work in places like this its a buyers market. The green house in the picture is on the historic register so they may want the exterior of the building to keep its original look and shape. It's my understanding that they let the owner do more or less what he wants with the interior. The house in the picture is actually a very nice one to restore and looks like its in sound structural condition. It is also surrounded by new homes which tells me that the neighborhood might not be in the middle of the jungle. If only deals like this were here on Long Island... at 200g's as is that house would still be a good deal. If the neighborhood is livable, the buyer has a few bucks to invest and some understanding about construction it could be a good deal
I was over on an old house restore place and found these houses for sale or for free.
The only glitch is you must be willing to restore them.
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So, I wanted to post this information here in case anyone wanted to buy one.
Here is the first one...SOME OF THEM THEY WANT TO BE MOVED....
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At Home in the Hoosier State
Location: South Bend, IN
Price: $1
How could you refuse this offer? The city of South Bend, Indiana wants to give this handsome circa-1851 Italianate farmhouse away to anyone willing to properly restore it. Aside from the boarded up windows (the boards are painted to look like real windows), the place is in pretty good shape, with a completely restored exterior, new roof, and all new HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems. All you'll need to do is restore the gutted (but clean as can be) interior. The house, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is located near downtown, in a neighborhood that's seeing quite a bit of investment these days. Call 574-289-1066, ext 223 for more information.