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1033 Del Monte Place. Cincinnati, Ohio

This is another steal.  The county has this house valued at $72,500 (see Hamilton County Assesor's Site; www.hamiltoncountyauditor.org)

Lots of equity in this house and great area comps.  Built in 1910, thisn house has 2,331 sq. ft.  It has a brick exterior and full basement. 

Zillow estimates it at $93,500.  These numbers are great.  Flip it, rehab and rent or relocate.  Whatever you do, don't pass up a great offer like this one.

Neighborhood-East Price Hills

Comps

• 1018 McPherson Ave. Price $71k, Sold on 2/20/08, Bedrooms 3, Baths 2, 2,464 sq. ft. built 1895
• 1015 Parkson Place, Price $100k, Sold on 1/2/08, Bedrooms 4, Baths 3, 2,357 sq. ft. bulit 1915
• 2613 W 8th Street, Price $200k, Sold on 2/29/08, Bedrooms 4, Baths 2, 1,848 sq. ft. built 1924
• 235 Deverill Street, Price $83k, Sold on 7/10/08, Bedrooms 2, baths 2, 1,876 sq. ft. bulit 1927

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All information taken from the Hamilton County Auditor's site and Zillow. Please due all due diligence and contact county for additional information. Any potential bidder should verify the information.

Current County Value

• $145,000

This property is being sold free and clear! There are no liens or motgages against this property.

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  You are bidding on the full purchase price. A 10% non-refundable deposit is due within 48 hours. Full payment is due within 14 days of close of auction. Seller may consider financing for qualified buyers. There is a 2.5% buyer's premium associated with this auction.

Any bidder should do their due diligence to make sure that this is the investment opportunity for them. We supply the information with no warranties of any kind. The property is sold as-is, where-is with no warranties expressed or implied

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