Fort Mohave

Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, Lake Havasu City Az REDC Auction March Homes Sales

  Monday Evening March first REDC held another auction at the River Valley High School. The REDC auction went very smoothly with eleven Bullhead City, Fort Mohave and Lake Havasu City homes being sold. A 3,000 square foot home on Sundial in Sunridge Estates of Bullhead City sold for only $170,000. A three bed two bath manufactured home in Sun Mission Resort in Bullhead City sold for only $50,000 and was listed in the local mls for $94,900. A beautiful 1067 square foot condo in Roadhaven Marina Condominiums Bullhead City Az sold for only $45,000 a $25,000 discount to its mls asking price. A newer 1558 square foot three bed two bath pool home located in Lake Havasu City sold for only $175,000 at the auction. Another pool home in Lake Havasu City sold for only $100,000. A 1639 square foot home, that needed some work, located in Sun Valley Fort Mohave Az sold for only $70,000.

One major thing to remember with any of these homes or the real estate offered at these auctions is that a buyer is expected to complete his/her due diligence; inspections; prior to the auction. Each property is sold “as is” without any inspection period after the auction unlike a normal re-sale home or foreclosure home sale. Both do offer clear title to each property as well as financing to specified homes that they auction. There is also a 5% buyers premium added to the winning bid of the real estate sold at REDC auctions, so if you have a winning bid of $150,000 remember there will be an additional $7,500 or 5% added to that final purchase price.

If you would like more information or assistance on upcoming auctions or on foreclosure properties feel free to send me a message or give me a call.

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Posted on Monday, March 8th, 2010 at 11:52 am and is filed under Foreclosures, Property Investment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.