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We were recently mentioned in the Jacksonville Times-Union

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Real Estate Agent with Corner Lot Properties

Kevin Turner of the Florida Times-Union wrote a story mentioning Corner Lot Properties this weekend.

An excerpt:

 

On March 8, a San Diego company purchased a group of foreclosed Jacksonville homes from government-backed Fannie Mae, getting two for $200 each and another three for $1,000, $2,500 and $3,500. Last fall, Dallas-based Harbour Portfolio VI purchased at least six foreclosed Jacksonville houses, also all on the same day. The price for two was as low as $2,400. One of the six, at 3046 Columbus Ave. on Jacksonville’s Northside, which sold for $14,700, stood vacant and wide open March 30. The knob on its front door had been jimmied off. A couple had bought the home in 2007 for $98,000, but lost it to foreclosure three years later.

 

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Christopher John
C.J.F.@Associates - Lucerne Valley, CA

I don't think the whole thing looks or smells right. And if you were going to sell them that cheap, why not sell to a local real estate investor or firm? Or better yet, why forclose to begin with? Wouldn't keeping the homes occupied by the owners been a better way to handle it?

Jul 21, 2011 04:21 AM
Paul Gapski
Berkshire Hathaway / Prudential Ca Realty - El Cajon, CA
619-504-8999,#1 Resource SD Relo

yes they look so nice but Foreclosures are such tough on to stomach.

Sep 14, 2011 06:42 PM