Yo! Stop your grinning and drop your linen! The market’s hot for buyers right now, get em while it’s good!
>>543162332That's actually a really nice home, and in New York too. Why is it so inexpensive?
>>543162332now show a second house not snatched out of that other thread up atm
I'm pretty sure that's the house that Michael Myers from the Halloween movies lived in.
>>543162332> The racial makeup of the village was 98.24% White, 0.49% African American, 0.49% Asian, 0.22% from other races, and 0.56% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.16% of the population.
>>543164091Comfy
>>543164022Picrel and roofing looks like shit too
>>543162332Move without a guaranteed job? Not likely!
>>543164022Probably full of toxic shit and mold. Gotta pay the $1000 inspection to find out ofc
Going by Zillow it sounds like it’s a half completed flip. The living room, kitchen and maybe 1 or 2 bedrooms are in some kind of completed state while the rest of the house needs work.
>>543164022The outside looks run down on Google Street view from 4 months ago
>New YorkAh yes the state with horrible gun laws, and soon to have horrible internet laws as well.Never mind that I will be taxed to death to pay for Jew York City
>>543162332Still not affordable. None of it is until we're sub-100k like we were 20 years ago.
>>543162332>The market’s hot for buyers right now30-year mortgage interest rates just went up to 7% anon
>>543165443$4,768 in annual taxes, roughly the same as my house.
>>543164387>roofing looks like shit toooh, nice - so you can basically guarantee that at least a few of the major structural timbers have rotted away.I can see why they didn't finish redecorating - that plaster is probably load-bearing by now.
>>543165674>20 years agoNot even that. My grandmother's house sold for 50k in 2016. She had done a reverse mortgage, so there was no choice but to sell it within the window before the bank owned it to pay them off. It was only a 2 bedroom 1-story, but it would be like 80k+ today at least.
>>543165736Back in the 80s they were in the double digits.
>>543164387>150k for a fixer upper with likely rotted woodIt's almost funny
