c.1911 Iowa Foreclosure With Hardwoods $53K

$53,000

This 3-bedroom, two-story Iowa foreclosure with 1.5 bathrooms and a spacious front deck featuring classic, old-fashioned charm. This property is a foreclosure and is being sold as-is through HUD Home Store at hudhomestore.gov, Case #161-369920.

Porch featured at 206 Reber Ave, Waterloo, IA, 50701

Realtor Comments

Per property condition report failed plumbing pressure and damaged electrical, no details. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers agent to do all due diligence

3bd
1.5ba
1,500sqft
6,534sqft lot
Circa 1911

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206 Reber Ave, Waterloo, IA 50701 $53,000

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Pros

Lower cost of living than the national average: Waterloo is often reported as ~10% lower than the U.S. average on cost-of-living comparisons.
Community + “mid-sized city” feel: You can get a city lifestyle (schools, events, amenities) without the scale/cost of a major metro.
Education/work presence: The area is supported by major local institutions and employers, including community college options and regional employers.
Seasonal activities: If you like four seasons (especially winter sports), Waterloo gives you all the seasonal variety. (Just be ready for winter.)

Cons

Weather extremes: Winters can be cold and snowy, with winter conditions that can affect driving and daily routines.
Severe storm exposure: Iowa is in Tornado Alley, and the region can see thunderstorms frequently.
Potential for winter disruption: Snow/ice can create slippery roads and delays—especially for anyone without good car maintenance or flexible schedules.
School quality can vary by school/district perception: Like many places, families may find differences in experiences depending on which school(s) and programs you’re considering.

Family History

In the 1930s and 1940s, this was the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Harris. They lived in the home with their “cheerful” daughter Ruth. When Ruth married Shelby Wayne Foss in 1942, they settled in the Harris home. Ruth was employed at the offices of the New York Fashion Shop and Shelby worked at the Waterloo Savings Bank.