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Under Market – Single Family Home- Pittsburgh Pa- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Wed, 19 May 2010 06:08:42 +0000

Deals like this amaze me.
Real Estate offered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Here is one amazing value. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 1870 the property is approximately 1350.00 square feet. Minimum offer is $995.

New – Single Family Home- Pittsburgh Pa- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:19:50 +0000

Serious income possibility with this one.
Real Estate offered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This is one amazing value. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 1870 it is approximately 1350.00 square feet. As of now, highest offer: $995.

New – Single Family Home- Mahoning County- Forclosure!!

Cheap House Finder — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 20:10:05 +0000

Deals like this go fast.
Real Estate offered in Youngstown, Ohio. This is one amazing bargain. This House is offered by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 1890 it is approximately 1906.00 square feet. Minimum offer is $495.

SquareTrade Â© AP6.0 PROPERTY INFORMATION Read this listing and our store policies carefully and completely before bidding! This is a tax foreclosure property. This Auction is for the actual Property (House & Land). The winner of the auction will pay the high bid amount plus a $199 closing fee. NO RESERVE!!!!! NO RESERVE AUCTION: 2 story(1,906 SQFT) Single Family Home in Youngstown Ohio. Lot size is 59 x 140 (8,260 SQFT). 2 Bedrooms and 1 Bathroom. Built in 1890. Investment Property. MAHONING COUNTY PARCEL NUMBER: 53-108-0-054.00-0 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1204 Campbell Street,Youngstown, OH 44402 PROPERTY TYPE: Single Family Home CURRENT ASSESSED VALUE: $13,400 PROPERTY SIZE: 59 X 140 (8,260 SQFT) TAXES: $308.58 DELINQUENT TAXES: $267.36 TYPE OF DEED: QUIT CLAIM DEED OR DEED WITHOUT WARRANTY USEFUL LINKS: Property Info Parcel ID Address Serial ID Index Order Card 531080054000 1204 CAMPBELL Owner 1 of 1 Summary Property Location 1204 CAMPBELL Tax Dist 53 YOUNGSTOWN CITY YOUNGSTOWN CSD Land Use 510 One Family Dwelling Sch Dist 5014 YOUNGSTOWN CSD Acres 0.188 No. of Stories 2.00 Sq. Ft. 1906 Year Built 1890 Total Rooms 5 Full Bathrooms 1 Half Bathrooms 0 Bedrooms 2 Legal Description Property Information LOT 25308 SEC WM 59 X 140 CAMPBELL Owner Information Owner Information OPTIMUM REALTY CORPORATION 261 N YORK ST ELMHURST, IL 60126 USA Mail Information OPTIMUM REALTY CORPORATION 261 N YORK ST ELMHURST, IL 60126 USA Assessment Info Board of Revision No Homestead No 2.5%/Reduction No Divided Property No New Construction No Foreclosure No Other Assessments Yes Front Ft. 0.00 Market Land Value $2,500 Cauv Value $0 Market Impr Value $10,900 Market Total Value $13,400 Recent Sale Valid Sale No # of Parcels 1 Deed Type 5E-SHERIFF'S DEED EXEMPT Sale Amount $0 Sale Date 10/6/2009 Conveyance # Deed Number 3771 Tax Information Annual Tax $308.58 Taxes Paid $0.00 Delinquent Taxes $267.36 PAYMENT ACCEPTED: Cashiers check or Money Order. We never accept personal or business checks for real estate purchases. We do not accept Pay Pal. CLOSING COSTS: Total closing cost is $199. This covers deed preparation, deed recording and transfer stamps. Your recorded Deed will be mailed to you after recording. Deeds can take 4 to 8 weeks to record. ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Everything we know about this property is in this listing. The owner has not borrowed against this property or placed any encumbrances on it. We have neither done a title search on this property, nor have we seen it. Please read our store policies before you bid. PLEASE READ TERMS OF SALE/AUCTION LISTED BELOW: Property is sold AS IS, WHERE IS. The Seller hereby discloses the following: The Seller acquired the property above at a tax sale for delinquent property taxes. The Seller has no inspections or reports for the property. The Seller hereby disclaims any warranties, express or implied, as to the habitability, merchantability or fitness for any purpose. The property is to be sold in As-Is Condition. Please conduct all due diligence BEFORE you bid. Your payment is NON-REFUNDABLE. The information in this auction was obtained from public records. This information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. At the end of the auction, we will need your mailing address, and contract information. Title to be transferred via Quit Claim Deed or Deed without warranty. Winning Bidders shall represent, covenant, and warrant that they are purchasing the Property relying solely on their independent inspection of the Property in its existing condition. This property may be on the demolition list. Please check with the city Seller not shall be liable for any allowance, adjustment or revision based upon the failure of the Property, appliances, or floor plans to conform to any specific standards. Any information provided by Seller regarding sizes, floor plans, square footage and/or bedrooms/bathrooms for the Properties are approximations only and are based on information available. Actual sizes, floor plans, square footage and/or bedroom/bathrooms may vary. NOTE: Property SOLD AS IS WHERE IS BUYER TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OPEN TAXES or ASSESSMENTS. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTACTING THE TAXING AUTHORITIES FOR THIS INFORMATION. IMPORTANT AUCTION INFORMATION: We make no guarantee as to the accuracy of any photo. Bidder acknowledges that Bidder has either inspected the property or waived their right to inspect this property before bidding. Further, Bidder is relying only on their inspection or due diligence of the Real Estate made by Bidder and is not relying on any statement concerning the physical condition of the Real Estate made by taxdeeds.inc to Bidder. BINDING AUCTION - SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY. If you aren't prepared to pay within 48 hours, please do not bid. Winning bidder is expected to make prompt payment as soon as the auction ends. If you have any questions, please contact us before bidding at (630) 530-0766 ext. 1 M-F 9-5 Central Time or email kyle@taxlien.com. Non-paying bidders will receive negative feedback, be blocked from future bidding on our auctions, and be reported to eBay for possible suspension. All sales are final. ABOUT OUT COMPANY: We have been in real estate since 1991 and have many satisfied (and repeat) customers. We hae been selling real estate on EBay since 2000. We are members of the Chicago Better Business Bureau, the National Tax Lien Association, the Chicago Real Estate Investors Club and the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce. For more information on us, click on the "me" icon or go to www.taxlien.com. We maintain an email list of eBay bidders who want to be notified whenever we list a property. To be added to that list, email kyle@taxlien.com. Thanks for your interest. WWW.TAXDEED.COM Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

New – Single Family Home- Dayton Oh- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:07:43 +0000

Good deal for a cash buyer.
Property for sale in Dayton, Ohio. Here is the best deal. This House is offered by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 1926 the property is approximately 811.00 square feet. As of now, highest offer: $995.

Under Market – Single Family Home- Mahoning County- Forclosure!!

Cheap House Finder — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 15:09:18 +0000

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a cash buyer.
Real Estate for sale in Youngstown, Ohio. This is the best bargain. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 1890 the property is approximately 1906.00 square feet. Minimum offer is $495.

Under Market – Single Family Home- Monessen Pa- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:06:23 +0000

Great investment property.
Property for sale in Monessen, Pennsylvania. Here is a great bargain. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 19?? it is approximately ??? square feet. As of now, highest offer: $995.

Under Market – Duplex- Gary Indiana- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 23:07:20 +0000

Good income potential here.
Real Estate offered in Gary, Indiana. Here is the best value. This Duplex is offered by Owner located in New Jersey. Built around 1922 the property is approximately 1938.00 square feet. Minimum offer is $995.

Under Market – Single Family Home- Mahoning County- Forclosure!!

Cheap House Finder — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 19:08:23 +0000

Serious income possibility here.
Property for sale in Youngstown, Ohio. This is one amazing deal. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 1890 it is approximately 1906.00 square feet. As of now, highest offer: $1862.

Under Market – Single Family Home- Monessen Pa- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 01:06:32 +0000

Deals like this go fast.
Property offered in Monessen, Pennsylvania. This is one amazing value. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 19?? the property is approximately ??? square feet. As of now, highest offer: $995.

Under Market – Single Family Home- Altoona Pa- No Reserve!!

Cheap House Finder — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 00:17:25 +0000

Good investment property.
Property for sale in Altoona, Pennsylvania. This is one amazing value. This House is offered for sale by Owner located in Illinois. Built around 19?? it is approximately ??? square feet. As of now, highest offer: $995.

SquareTrade Â© AP6.0 PROPERTY INFORMATION Read this listing and our store policies carefully and completely before bidding! This Auction is for the actual Property (House & Land). The winner of the auction will pay the high bid amount plus a $199 closing fee. NO RESERVE!!!!! NO RESERVE AUCTION: 2 story Single Family Home in Altoona PA. 4 Bedrooms and 1 Bathroom. Investment Property. Aluminum Siding. Great Investment property. Needs new furnace. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1713 16th Street,Altoona, PA 16601 PROPERTY TYPE: Single Family Home CURRENT ASSESSED VALUE: Unknown PROPERTY SIZE: 30 X 100 (3,000 SQFT) Aprox. TAXES: $610.26 DELINQUENT TAXES: 2008 & 2009 Taxes owed TYPE OF DEED: QUIT CLAIM DEED OR DEED WITHOUT WARRANTY USEFUL LINKS: Property Info Altoona is a city in Blair County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is the principal city of the Altoona, PA MSA. The population was 49,523 at the 2000 census, making it the ninth most populous city in Pennsylvania, after Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading, Scranton, Bethlehem and Lancaster. The Altoona MSA includes all of Blair County and had an estimated population of 125,527 in 2007, according to the U.S. Census. Having grown around the railroad industry, the city is currently working to recover from industrial decline and urban decentralization experienced in recent decades. The city is home to the Altoona Curve baseball team of the Double A Eastern League, which is the Double A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. It also houses the 75+ year-old Altoona Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Teresa Cheung. Prominent landmarks include the Horseshoe Curve, the Railroaders Memorial Museum, the Mishler Theatre, the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, and the Jaffa Mosque. Altoona is also the home of the Sheetz headquarters. Sheetz is one of the largest convenience store and gas station chains in the country, with stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina. Because of this, many Sheetz stores are located in and around Altoona. A major railroad town, Altoona was founded by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1849 as the site for a shop complex. Altoona was incorporated as a borough on February 6, 1854, and as a city under legislation approved on April 3, 1867, and February 8, 1868. The town grew rapidly in the late 19th century, its population approximately 2,000 in 1854, 10,000 in 1870, and 20,000 in 1880. The word Altoona is a derivative of the Latin word altus, meaning "high". This explanation for the naming of Altoona is contradicted by Pennsylvania Place Names. Although Altoona, in Blair Country, is popularly known as "the Mountain City," its name has no direct or indirect etymological relation to the Latin adjective altus, signifying "elevated, lofty." Two very different explanations of the origin of this name are current. The one which seems to be most natural and reasonable runs as follows: "The locomotive engineer who ran the first train into Altoona in 1851 was Robert Steele, who died several years ago, aged nearly ninety years. He was then the oldest continuous resident of the city. He was much respected, and had long been one of the private pensioners of Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Steele is authority for the statement that Colonel Beverly Mayer, of Columbia, Pennsylvania, who, as a civil engineer of what was then the Pennsylvania Central Railway, had laid out the tracks in the yards of the newly projected city, named the place Altoona after the city of Altona in Schleswig-Holstein, which became part of Germany in 1862." The German Altona, which lies on the right bank of the Elbe immediately west of Hamburg, is an important railway and manufacturing centre with a population of nearly 200,000. The etymological derivation of the name Altona is not known with certainty, but widely believed to be Low German all to na, meaning "all too near" (sc. Hamburg). The popular explanation derives the name of Altoona from Allatoona, said to be a Cherokee Indian name. In 1849 David Robinson sold his farm to Archibald Wright of Philadelphia, who transferred the property to his son, John A. Wright, who laid it out in building lots, became one of the founders of Altoona, and was responsible for the naming of the town. According to his own statement, he had spent considerable time in the Cherokee country of Georgia, where he had been especially attracted by the beautiful name of Allatoona, which he had bestowed upon the new town in the belief that it was a Cherokee word meaning "the high lands of great worth." In the Cherokee language there is a word eladuni, which means "high lands," or "where it is high"; but to a Cherokee, Allatoona and eladuni are so different that the former could hardly be derived from the latter. An older history dated 1883 favored the Cherokee derivation, stating that "Its name is not derived from the Latin word altus nor from the French word alto, as has frequently been asserted and published, but from the beautiful, liquid, and expressive Cherokee word allatoona. This is on the authority of the person who bestowed the name, Mr. Wright, of Philadelphia, who was long a resident of the Cherokee country in Georgia, and an admirer of the musical names of that Indian language." The demand for locomotives during the Civil War stimulated much of this growth, and by the later years of the war Altoona was known as a valuable city for the North. It was considered by Confederate General Robert E. Lee as a target during the Army of Northern Virginia's mid-1863 entry into Pennsylvania, before being repelled at the Battle of Gettysburg. Also notable is the Union's Loyal War Governors' Conference, held at Altoona's Logan House Hotel. The Horseshoe Curve, a famous curved section of track owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad, has become a tourist attraction and National Historic Landmark. The Curve was used to raise trains to a sufficient elevation to cross the Allegheny Ridge to the west, beyond which was the steel town of Pittsburgh and the rest of the western United States. Because it was the industrial link to the western U.S., the Horseshoe Curve was a primary target of eight Nazi saboteurs who had infiltrated the United States during World War II (1942) by being dropped off by U-boats of the German Navy (Kriegsmarine) during Operation Pastorius. Map of Altoona and some surrounding areas In the early 20th century, the Railroad's Altoona Works complex employed, at its peak, approximately 15,000 people and covered three miles (5 km) in length, 218 acres (880,000 mÂ²) of yards and 37 acres (150,000 mÂ²) of indoor workshop floor space in 122 buildings. The Pennsylvania Railroad built many of its own locomotives at the Works, some 7,873 in all, the last being constructed in 1946. The Railroad had a significant influence on the city, creating the city's fire departments and relocating the hospital to a site nearer to the shop's gates. Today, the fire department employs 65 personnel and is the largest career department between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, PA. The railroad sponsored a city band and constructed Cricket Field (a sports complex). In 1853, the Railroad built the Mechanic's Library, the first industrial library in the nation which exists today as the Altoona Public Library. With the decline in railroad demand after World War II, things began to decline steadily afterwards, with most of the plant is now gone. Many of the historic treasures of the city's history have also disappeared, including the aforementioned Logan House Hotel. Altoona is one of the dual seats of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown. The Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament was made a cathedral and rechristened from St. John's Church in 1851. The Altoona Mirror newspaper, founded in 1876 by Harry Slep, is Altoona's oldest media outlet. Today, the newspaper has a daily circulation of 32,000 and a Sunday circulation of 39,000. Approximately 13,000 people read the online edition of the newspaper each day. Today, Altoona serves as the corporate home to Sheetz, a rapidly growing convenience store chain in the United States. It now has over 330 locations throughout Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio and North Carolina. Altoona is home to the world's oldest wooden roller coaster, the Leap the Dips, located in Lakemont Park. Sections The main sections of Altoona are the Downtown, Dutch Hill area, East end, the Pleasant Valley region, the Plank Road Shopping district, Juniata, Logantown, Fairview, Eldorado, The Fifth Ward, and the Industrial Park. Many of the older districts consist of a mix of rowhomes and individual homes, which were a common building style in railroad towns so-as to provide for worker and manager housing, respectively. Downtown Main article: Downtown Altoona, Pennsylvania The Downtown is the cultural and commercial center of Altoona and straddles the famous railroads. Much of the downtown area is listed in the national registry of historic places. Popular landmarks include the Mishler Theatre, the Penn Alto building (formerly the Penn Alto Hotel), the Gable's Building, City Hall, the Cathedral, the Jaffa Mosque, and Eleventh Avenue itself. Unlike most larger cities, the exact boundaries of the downtown are not specifically defined, due to the lack of natural boundaries. Residents tend to conservatively define the boundaries of the downtown as including the urban/commercial core, whereas more official sources define it as including all high and middle-density zoning. The downtown's borders are generally defined by 6th Avenue to 16th Avenue (and Willow Avenue in the "Logantown" section) along the east and west; and from 4th Street to 18th Street along the north and south. The downtown is sometimes considered to extend as far as 24th Street and beyond. And the eastern boundary is said by some to extend from 11th street to 19th street up to 3rd avenue. As is typical to a traditional city layout, the downtown is centrally located and contains significant development in all directions from the downtown. The commercial core of the downtown includes many multistory residential, commercial, and mixed-use facilities designed in at the turn-of-the-century in a mix of Victorian, Edwardian Baroque, and Neo-Romanesque styles. This style features high ceilings, resulting in taller buildings than is typical for the number of floors. The high ceilings are typically made of either tin or plaster, although sometimes a drop ceiling is utilized. Individual homes originally provided housing to managers and executives of the Pennsylvania Railroad and can be best recognized by the structural similarities to Victorian or Edwardian mansions, but built very narrow and tall with little to no space between the two structures. These are sometimes used as double or triple family apartments or even converted into commercial space. Outside of the commercial core is a mosaic of multistory commercial structures, mixed use facilities, single story commercial structures, apartment buildings, multi-unit housing, and single-family homes. Downtown Altoona is notable for having several churches, such as the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament at the corner of 13th Street and 13th Avenue, the Presbyterian church on the corner of 12th Street and 14th Avenue, and the First Lutheran Church on the corner of 14th Street and 12th Avenue. The Station Medical Center, formerly known as the Station Mall, was a downtown mall built during the 1970s in place of many old railroad shops. The downtown contains most of what's known as Altoona's Little Italy district. As has been typical of many rust belt cities, the economic downturn of the railroad resulted in the closure of many of the downtown's landmark stores and industries; and the simultaneous rise in prominence of the automobile shifted commercial development to the suburbs. However, through recent revitalization efforts, Altoona's downtown maintains a significant level of economic vitality and hosts few office and residential vacancies. The downtown maintains a significant focus on pedestrian-oriented development, as evidenced by the presence of more pedestrian bridges and underpasses across the railroad tracks (connecting the two parts of Downtown) than automobile crossings. Penn State Altoona has bought several downtown buildings, including the former Playhouse Theater building, the six-story Penn Furniture building, and the former WRTA building. The University provides a flow of resources into the downtown, aiding in revitalization efforts. As an example of the university's value to the downtown's economy, the installation of the Blue Lot near the Wolf Court Building has improved the economic attraction of downtown by offering up to three hours of free parking. A bike path connecting the Campus to Downtown Altoona has been proposed. wikipedia PAYMENT ACCEPTED: Cashiers check or Money Order. We never accept personal or business checks for real estate purchases. We do not accept Pay Pal. CLOSING COSTS: Total closing cost is $199. This covers deed preparation, deed recording and transfer stamps. Your recorded Deed will be mailed to you after recording. Deeds can take 4 to 8 weeks to record. ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Everything we know about this property is in this listing. The owner has not borrowed against this property or placed any encumbrances on it. We have neither done a title search on this property, nor have we seen it. Please read our store policies before you bid. PLEASE READ TERMS OF SALE/AUCTION LISTED BELOW: Property is sold AS IS, WHERE IS. The Seller hereby discloses the following: The Seller hereby disclaims any warranties, express or implied, as to the habitability, merchantability or fitness for any purpose. The property is to be sold in As-Is Condition. Please conduct all due diligence BEFORE you bid. Your payment is NON-REFUNDABLE. The information in this auction was obtained from public records. This information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. At the end of the auction, we will need your mailing address, and contract information. Title to be transferred via Quit Claim Deed or Deed without warranty. Winning Bidders shall represent, covenant, and warrant that they are purchasing the Property relying solely on their independent inspection of the Property in its existing condition. Seller not shall be liable for any allowance, adjustment or revision based upon the failure of the Property, appliances, or floor plans to conform to any specific standards. Any information provided by Seller regarding sizes, floor plans, square footage and/or bedrooms/bathrooms for the Properties are approximations only and are based on information available. Actual sizes, floor plans, square footage and/or bedroom/bathrooms may vary. NOTE: Property SOLD AS IS WHERE IS BUYER TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OPEN TAXES or ASSESSMENTS. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTACTING THE TAXING AUTHORITIES FOR THIS INFORMATION. IMPORTANT AUCTION INFORMATION: We make no guarantee as to the accuracy of any photo. Bidder acknowledges that Bidder has either inspected the property or waived their right to inspect this property before bidding. Further, Bidder is relying only on their inspection or due diligence of the Real Estate made by Bidder and is not relying on any statement concerning the physical condition of the Real Estate made by taxdeeds.inc to Bidder. BINDING AUCTION - SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY. If you aren't prepared to pay within 48 hours, please do not bid. Winning bidder is expected to make prompt payment as soon as the auction ends. If you have any questions, please contact us before bidding at (630) 530-0766 ext. 1 M-F 9-5 Central Time or email kyle@taxlien.com. Non-paying bidders will receive negative feedback, be blocked from future bidding on our auctions, and be reported to eBay for possible suspension. All sales are final. ABOUT OUT COMPANY: We have been in real estate since 1991 and have many satisfied (and repeat) customers. We hae been selling real estate on EBay since 2000. We are members of the Chicago Better Business Bureau, the National Tax Lien Association, the Chicago Real Estate Investors Club and the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce. For more information on us, click on the "me" icon or go to www.taxlien.com. We maintain an email list of eBay bidders who want to be notified whenever we list a property. To be added to that list, email kyle@taxlien.com. Thanks for your interest. WWW.TAXDEED.COM Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.