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c.1908 Illinois Foreclosure For Sale $49K

$49,000

This Illinois foreclosure requires extensive repairs and is currently not habitable. An extra lot and shed are included. The HVAC and water heater are located in the basement and were submerged in water.

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Realtor Comments

No appliances whatsoever, are included. House and extra lot sits in an ACTIVE floodplain. Property is being sold in its “AS IS” condition. The Seller makes no representations or warranties whatsoever as to the structure, foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical or other condition of the house as this is a foreclosure. Sellers will be responsible for deed prep, any delinquent taxes and proration of taxes and possible BBC. HOUSE WILL NOT PASS FOR ANY GOVERNMENT LOANS OR VA LOANS. Seller does offer an REO Loan program for buyers if you qualify. Otherwise, a Conventional Loan or a Cash sale are the only qualified purchase options.

  • 2bed
  • 1bath
  • Circa 1908

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905 McClintock Ave, Marion, IL 62959

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended. 

Contact Realtor: Debi Snyder

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Pros

  • Affordable cost of living: Housing is typically more affordable than larger Illinois cities.
  • Small-town feel: Usually less traffic, more community connection, and a quieter day-to-day life.
  • Convenient location in southern IL: You’re within driving distance of nearby towns for bigger stores, dining, and services.
  • More space outdoors: Easier access to parks, rivers/lakes, hunting/fishing, and general outdoor activities (especially compared to dense metro areas).
  • Lower daily stress: Routine errands and commutes are often simpler than in bigger cities.

Cons

  • Fewer job opportunities (depending on your field): You may need to commute to larger nearby areas or rely on a narrower local market.
  • Limited entertainment and shopping variety: Less nightlife, fewer big-box options, and fewer cultural activities at scale.
  • Healthcare can be more limited: Specialized care may require traveling.
  • Public transportation is typically minimal: Most people rely on a car for work and errands.
  • Weather and seasonal realities: Hot/humid summers, cold winters, and occasional severe weather—plan for seasonal maintenance and comfort.
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