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From the desk of Eddie Cambas in Miami Florida.
Investment firm managing partner lists Miami condo
by Amy Anderson, published Nov. 24, 2011 ShareThis
Anibal Wadih and Cristina Slieman have listed for sale a three-bedroom, 2.5-bath condo at 1915 Brickell Ave. in Miami for $579,000.
Wadih and Slieman paid $600,000 for the property in March 2007. The 2,124-square-foot Unit #608C is one of the 225 units in the 18-story Brickell Place condo development, which was built in 1980 in Coral Way. Laura Deseda of Sunshine Real Estate Advisors is the listing agent.
by Amy Anderson, published Nov. 24, 2011 ShareThis
Anibal Wadih and Cristina Slieman have listed for sale a three-bedroom, 2.5-bath condo at 1915 Brickell Ave. in Miami for $579,000.
Wadih and Slieman paid $600,000 for the property in March 2007. The 2,124-square-foot Unit #608C is one of the 225 units in the 18-story Brickell Place condo development, which was built in 1980 in Coral Way. Laura Deseda of Sunshine Real Estate Advisors is the listing agent.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Buying for $30K
Homes for a song: For sale for $30,000 or less
By Christopher Solomon of MSN Real Estate
Think you can't afford to buy a house? Think again.
Thanks to the Great Recession and the titanic tanking of the real-estate market, some shockingly cheap property is up for sale. If you're willing to relocate – OK, sometimes really relocate – and to put in a lot of sweat equity, you can buy a home for as little as $30,000 in markets as diverse as Lansing, Mich., and Miami.
At late October's national average 30-year fixed mortgage rate of 3.94%, a full loan on a $30,000 home would amount to just $173.44 per month. That's far cheaper than renting.
With help from our partner Realtor.com, we've found a dozen properties around the nation. Admittedly, most aren't in the next hip neighborhood, and all need some TLC. But if you're looking for an investment or a starter home, this could be the ticket.
NOTE: All descriptive information is courtesy of listing agents. Properties were on the market and listed as available at the time of publication, unless noted otherwise.
Through and credit to MSN Real Estate offered by Edward E. Cambas/
By Christopher Solomon of MSN Real Estate
Think you can't afford to buy a house? Think again.
Thanks to the Great Recession and the titanic tanking of the real-estate market, some shockingly cheap property is up for sale. If you're willing to relocate – OK, sometimes really relocate – and to put in a lot of sweat equity, you can buy a home for as little as $30,000 in markets as diverse as Lansing, Mich., and Miami.
At late October's national average 30-year fixed mortgage rate of 3.94%, a full loan on a $30,000 home would amount to just $173.44 per month. That's far cheaper than renting.
With help from our partner Realtor.com, we've found a dozen properties around the nation. Admittedly, most aren't in the next hip neighborhood, and all need some TLC. But if you're looking for an investment or a starter home, this could be the ticket.
NOTE: All descriptive information is courtesy of listing agents. Properties were on the market and listed as available at the time of publication, unless noted otherwise.
Through and credit to MSN Real Estate offered by Edward E. Cambas/
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