Anybody want to be my neighbor?
The rental house next door has gone into foreclosure. After enduring almost 5 years of annoying rental tenants (except for two couples, who were really cool, but we haven't had any good ones since '09), finally, the chance to have a stable and non-stupid neighbor appears.
So is anyone at Icrontic living in the Michigan area looking to buy a house near Detroit? This would make a nice little bachelor pad, it's nothing fancy but it's decent, and it's cheap, and you'd have awesome neighbors!
Seriously, if you know anyone looking for a house, I'd love to see this go even to someone who was a friend of a friend.
Or hey, one of you guys could buy it as an investment property and I could be the landlord!
http://bit.ly/idRkXy
So is anyone at Icrontic living in the Michigan area looking to buy a house near Detroit? This would make a nice little bachelor pad, it's nothing fancy but it's decent, and it's cheap, and you'd have awesome neighbors!

Seriously, if you know anyone looking for a house, I'd love to see this go even to someone who was a friend of a friend.
Or hey, one of you guys could buy it as an investment property and I could be the landlord!

http://bit.ly/idRkXy

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:mouldy:
If I didn't have a life on the West coast, I'd be IN.
yea the $31 per sq foot is pretty insanely low. the house I used to own was only $54 per sq ft, and I thought that was cheap
Good luck paying the redonkulous taxes, sigh.
What taxes, the city taxes? They're not as bad as everyone makes them out to be, especially when the cost of living and mortgage payments are so low.
http://detroit.curbed.com/archives/2013/03/church-could-make-an-awesome-midcentury-modern-abode.php
Nah, you wouldn't want the headache of owning one of those things.