This 2006 Doublewide manufactured home has 2 decks, three bedrooms, living room, dining room, first floor laundry room and a full basement on over 1 acre. The home needs roof repair and complete rehab. Sold as-is for cash or rehab loan only. There is no DMV title currently. Seller may consider owner financing with a great down payment. Owner says SELL so let's make a deal! ALL CASH OFFERS OVER $15,000 CONSIDERED. HIGHEST BIDDER WINS ON 2/10/21 at 5 pm!! Call for a showing today.
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House
Sold
on 2/23/2021
– Foreclosure
$15,000
Listing provided by broker:
Loueen Rosenbush
Tompkins Cortland Real Estate
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