Barbequed to Perfection! Well, almost. The 1930 built home suffered a minor setback mid-last month when some uninvited guests were unable to successfully navigate the intricacies of a modern stove, and burned the place down. It is now being offered to you, the ambitious investor, and will be sold to the highest bidder next week. This property was previously configured as a house with and additional studio, a guest house and two storage sheds. The main house was split into two units, the front unit suffered most of the damage. The rear studio and guest house appear unaffected by the fire. The power meter has been removed and all utilities are now off. Bring your favorite contractor and your game face on Tuesday July 16th at 12pm when we pull the plywood. Feel free to send an offer anytime. However, offers received prior to the grand opening will be asked to view the property. Preference will be given to buyers who have seen the property in person and performed their due diligence ahead of time. Please send me a note if you plan on coming on Tuesday. Offers will be reviewed on Wednesday 6/17.
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Listed by:
Noah BatesBS.0145494702-550-9619,
Rustic Properties
Source: LVR,MLS#: 2791021Originating MLS: Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors Inc
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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