Springfield, Oregon Starter/Investment fixer near Riverbend Hospital

PRICE REDUCED. POSSIBLE SHORT SALE.

This 876 square foot, three BR/2BA fixer (mostly paint inside and out/carpets) is located on 0.26 acre, level city lot.

Although a Springfield address, the children here attend the Eugene school system. Heating is forced air. And there is a free standing wood stove in the living room. The kitchen has abundant natural lighting.The large back yard is partially fenced and contains an 11 X 18 foot wired shop. There is a one car attached garage.

The new, from the ground up, regional, Riverbend Hospital is located a short commute from this home. The hospital is scheduled to open August, 2008.

Asking: $149,000.

Vince Puleo

REALTOR

All State Real estate

(800) 753-3270

Posted by Vin Puleo on 03/24/2008 01:43 PM

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3 Comments on Springfield, Oregon Starter/Investment fixer near Riverbend Hospital

Hi Vin and welcome to "the Rain." Be sure to spend some time looking around at other people's sites. There is a wealth of beneficial info out there to utilize. Congrats on your first post - keep it up!

03/24/2008 02:10 PM

by Greg Steffens (Coldwell Banker Sky Ridge Realty)

Hello Vin,

Welcome to Active Rain and congrats on your first post! The opportunities to learn and network are incredible here. Best of luck to ya!

-Keith

03/25/2008 12:45 AM

by Keith Elliott Jr -"Prince William County Real Estate Expert" (RE/MAX Olympic Realty)

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03/25/2008 06:49 AM

by The Mortgage & Property Connection

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