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Looking Forward to 2010
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| 2009 was a great year to purchase bank owned properties in the Las Vegas valley. Robust activity from buyers have greatly reduced inventory compared to 2008 and continued interest has made home purchasing very competitive. Inventory changes daily and new foreclosed properties become available everyday. |
Highlights of 2009 home purchases.
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Previously sold for $327,658 in June of 2007. My client bought it for $207,000 with $7,245 seller contribution to closing costs in November of 2009. Home is only a couple years old and located in a newer subdivision in the North West. Backyard oasis with crystal clear pool with waterfall and shorty water slide. Backyard patio was finished in stained concrete and has mature, low maintenance landscaping. |
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Previously sold for $167,000 in May of 2005. My client bought it for $75,900 with $2,270 seller contribution to closing costs in November of 2009. |
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Previously sold in February of 2005 for $353,000. My client bought it for $185,000 with $7,400 seller contribution towards closing costs in June of 2009. Home has over 2,000 sqft. of living space and staggered tile design through out very open, airy floor plan. Comes with a beautiful sparkling pebble tek pool in the backyard, a truly a great buy. |
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Previously sold in August of 2005 for $515,728. My client bought it for $255,000 with $8,925 seller contribution towards closing costs in February of 2009. |
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Previously sold for $800,000 in June of 2006. My client bought it for $375,000 with $14,600 seller contribution to closing costs in January of 2009. |
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