Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is that price low enough for that situation?
Possibly. The house is
$420K, 4BR, 3ba, 1287 sf
Of nearby SFH listings, there are only two others in the ballpark:
$419K, 3BR, 1ba, 806 sf
$435K, 3BR, 1ba, 768 sf
All other listings in the area are $500K and over. If you are looking to get into Rockville and don't have $500K, this could be the way to get a starter home that isn't a tiny apartment-like box.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does the grow house equipment convey?
Lol. Seriously.
Anonymous wrote:
Ok, who's gonna call the listing agent Faith Rosselle of Rosselle Realty Services and find out what the real deal is?
Me thinks she's gonna have to work HARD for that 2% commission.
Anonymous wrote:
Ok, who's gonna call the listing agent Faith Rosselle of Rosselle Realty Services and find out what the real deal is?
Me thinks she's gonna have to work HARD for that 2% commission.
Anonymous wrote:Does the grow house equipment convey?
Anonymous wrote:it seems risky to buy a house (despite being sight unseen) and then have to wait a year to be able to do anything with it. If you borrowed money to buy it I'm guessing the interest and taxes would exceed what the rent is considering the condition of the house. And you couldn't even get into the house to measure or start planning for a reno/ remodel. The only thing that would make sense if it was a teardown - the plans for a building permit could be started right after closing and be ready for when the tenant moves out. I'd love to know more details about this listing!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tear it down and build new.
Is that a tear down neighborhood?
There are a few below Veirs Mill in the Richard Montgomery district but I don’t think any above in the Rockville district. I own two similar rentals near there and this isn’t priced quite low enough for this situation IMO - should be less than $400K. It’s a foreclosure which is weird since the owners bought it for $420K in 2006.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What the hell.
+1
How do you not know the room count?
Anonymous wrote:What the hell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:it seems risky to buy a house (despite being sight unseen) and then have to wait a year to be able to do anything with it. If you borrowed money to buy it I'm guessing the interest and taxes would exceed what the rent is considering the condition of the house. And you couldn't even get into the house to measure or start planning for a reno/ remodel. The only thing that would make sense if it was a teardown - the plans for a building permit could be started right after closing and be ready for when the tenant moves out. I'd love to know more details about this listing!
No one is lending you money to buy this.
Anonymous wrote:Is that price low enough for that situation?