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Circa 1907 Fixer Upper Foreclosure in Braddock, PA $3K
June 18, 2022
OHU50K Notes. $3,000
You may wonder why this fixer upper is so cheap. Three major reasons: condition, foreclosure status, and location.Braddock, Pennsylvania, was a big steel town in the late 1800s, early 1900s.
Sadly, with the collapse of the steel industry in the 1970s and 1980s, coupled with the crack cocaine epidemic in the 1980s, Braddock was designated a financially distressed municipality with many abandoned homes and churches, a few of which are here.
Spacious four bedroom fixer upper home with a two car integral garage. Minutes to I-376.Listing
4bed
1.5bath
2,308sqft
3,302sqft lot
1013 4th St, Braddock, PA 15104. $3,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in red below, or contact an agent of your own choosing.
I did contact the realtor and they just didn’t have a lot of info on the property. They had no idea the last time it was lived in, said it needed everything and there were about $20,000 in taxes ect. and no idea when the pictures were taken and there are apparently several offers which makes no sense because it’s not for sale, it’s up for auction. I contacted the electric and water company and the house last had service in 2013. All services to the house have been cut so there will have to be permits and inspections to get those going again. So it’s apparently going up for auction on the 6th of July but I can find absolutely no notice anywhere online stating such. I don’t know why Deutsche Bank hung onto this property for almost 10 years because even fixed it has little value and it’s not exactly in a really desirable area, I would have thought they would have wholesaled this one a long time ago. It’s an interesting house. If the house is really in the condition as shown in the pictures as long as there were water/sewer and power it’s livable. I did register to bid so I have the sale list and it’s not on there.
7 Comments
Cindy Collins
Pull the vines off and you’ll probably have half of the exterior taken care of. Too bad you can’t pull the drugs out of the area. So very sad.
Kristie
I’m interested in this
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If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in red in the post, or contact an agent of your own choosing.
Valerie Peterman
Very interested, please contact me as soon as possible.
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It is up to interested parties to contact the realtor. Link is in red within the post.
Eric
I did contact the realtor and they just didn’t have a lot of info on the property. They had no idea the last time it was lived in, said it needed everything and there were about $20,000 in taxes ect. and no idea when the pictures were taken and there are apparently several offers which makes no sense because it’s not for sale, it’s up for auction. I contacted the electric and water company and the house last had service in 2013. All services to the house have been cut so there will have to be permits and inspections to get those going again. So it’s apparently going up for auction on the 6th of July but I can find absolutely no notice anywhere online stating such. I don’t know why Deutsche Bank hung onto this property for almost 10 years because even fixed it has little value and it’s not exactly in a really desirable area, I would have thought they would have wholesaled this one a long time ago. It’s an interesting house. If the house is really in the condition as shown in the pictures as long as there were water/sewer and power it’s livable. I did register to bid so I have the sale list and it’s not on there.
Sean martin
He’ll ya