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c.1916 Fixer Upper w/ Possible Owner Financing Alliance OH $35K ~ Pending

Posted on November 3, 2020November 23, 2020 by [email protected]

535 W Harrison St, Alliance, OH, 44601 $35,000 ~ Reduced to $30k Pending

OHU50K NOTES

We don’t find many homes with possible owner financing, but here is one in Alliance, Ohio. The c.1916 fixer upper needs help, but several original elements are still intact, and the crime map indicates the home is in a pleasant neighborhood.

3bed
1.5bath
1,522sqft
9,757sqft lot
Build date 1916
Google Map
Property Listing
Realtor:Stephanie Pounds with Century 21 Deanna Realty

Related: c.1920 Cheap Old House For Sale in Richmond IN Under $45K

REALTOR COMMENTS – Possible Owner Financing

Calling all investors, contractors and handy people!! The seller is selling at cost. But their loss can be your gain!

Details

This large spacious colonial, situated on a generously sized lot, would make a great first home or investment property! The large living room, open kitchen, and wooden deck allow for easy entertaining year-round. There are 3 comfortable bedrooms and a large bonus room on the third floor that can be used as a den or an amazing guest room! Similar houses in this area have sold for over $70, 000.

Possible Owner Financing

The seller is motivated to sell and is considering financing under a land contract. Don’t let this amazing opportunity pass you by, schedule a tour today

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