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Topic: [CLOSED] [WTB] House in Indiana (2+ acres, 2BR, 1Bath, secluded area, <$25k) - page 2. (Read 2351 times)

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Why Indiana, if you don't mind me asking?

Plenty of sub-$25k options here in Joplin, MO. Smiley
Wife's set on it. Low property taxes, liberal gun laws (well, liberal in the non-political sense), no no-knock raids. I don't really give a damn, personally, so long as it's cheap & secluded. I don't intend to warrant a no-knock raid or apply for a concealed-carry permit, and property taxes are a difference of maybe $200/yr at this price range (MI vs. IN), so....


- And with that said: Wife refuses to live in MI again. She changes her mind every few days, so if you have something to offer, PM me and I'll show it to her within a week after her mind's changed again. If IN, she'd definitely live there.

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Think. Positive. Thoughts.
Why Indiana, if you don't mind me asking?

Plenty of sub-$25k options here in Joplin, MO. Smiley
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$25k for a house...

Only in America.
Grin $5-15k if you look in more urban areas isn't unheard of. MI land/houses are particularly cheap if you're not in a particularly prestigious area. Aunt/Uncle selling a house in good shape in a tiny city for $32k, but not private. Typically, houses under $30k with a bit of land have some problems where you need to have a new well dug, or replace the furnace to get a occupancy permit - or in the "buyer really ought to be paid to take the house" category, you'll have something like extreme water damage. It's odd I can't find houses with severe "surface damage" (carpeting & subflooring needs to be replaced, deck's falling apart, drywall needs to be replaced), but only those needing tons of money dumped in to get a permit from the gov't.


May've found something interesting. Clean 1.3k SF house on 3ac for $24.5k. Needs new well & septic, so "real" cost is about $40k.
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$25k for a house...

Only in America.
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Hey Kluge

I can't really help you with your search, but I've gotta wish you the best of luck. Hope this works out for you.
Thanks!

Now would also consider SW (or more toward the center) MI. Every house we look at is either in need of $25k+ immediate work just to be habitable, and/or is purchased by the time the realtor responds, and it's been like that with three realtors, now. Going to try looking at another house within a couple days. Will update if no longer looking.
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Hey Kluge

I can't really help you with your search, but I've gotta wish you the best of luck. Hope this works out for you.
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Alternately, a lot with all the fixins for a dwelling would be acceptable. The house's condition is largely unimportant, but it must be habitable. The house price I've given is the amount of funds I can immediately transfer. $29k additional can be paid within a year, and $55k or so will eventually come from a house sale -- so the best I could do is $25k down, with and extra $4k paid monthly -- an additional $50k or so could be paid, but when that money comes to us is a crapshoot.

Some ideas of what I'm looking for:
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5228-E-1750-North-Rd-Muncie-IL-61857/80285052_zpid/
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1446-S-Lake-Wilson-Rd-Hillsdale-MI-49242/106368338_zpid/
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4123-1-2-112th-Ave-Allegan-MI-49010/2124770494_zpid/


It must be in Indiana. NE Indiana preferred. Cash or BTC, or some mix can be paid. PM me.


Cheers,

Ben
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