Anonymous wrote:ISn't anyone grossed out by who is selling it? IT seems like the owner shouldn't be a selling point

In this case I don't think the prior owner would be a negative to me since as far as I know no crimes were committed at the house? But it could be used as justification for a low offer.

ISn't anyone grossed out by who is selling it? IT seems like the owner shouldn't be a selling point

Anonymous wrote:I really like Baltimore...great city, but I'm not dropping (not that I have the money) 6 million for anything in Charm City. If I have that kind of money, I'm moving to Big Sur/Carmel, California.

People have paid that much for estates in Baltimore County. But 4M is really tops for city. Absolutely tops. And there's only maybe 10 properties in all of Baltimore who could meet that threshold.

More info from The Banner: https://www.thebanner.com/community/housing/kevin-spacey-baltimore-foreclosure-auction-MD5XHYNPWBFKJBKRSN6N3TF2EY/

what is the condo fee?

I really like Baltimore...great city, but I'm not dropping (not that I have the money) 6 million for anything in Charm City. If I have that kind of money, I'm moving to Big Sur/Carmel, California.

Anonymous wrote:It’s beautiful, but that doesn’t explain why it should cost $6m.

KS got duped. He paid LA prices. Also, it is a glam location and it is a gated community.

KS paid 6 M. The investor bought it for 3.5M

I think the bank owns it now? It is a fantastic property and beautiful views etc - but expensive even for Baltimore.

Also, its build on a pier...so I wonder if it will sink to the bottom of the sea at some point?

Price dropped to 4.5 mil?

I think it is worth 2.0- 2.5 mil for the view and location.

Yuck

It’s beautiful, but that doesn’t explain why it should cost $6m.