House Sells for $1.75 on Ebay/worth detecting!!!

[bergie]

Look, I bet there's at least $1.75 in clad and maybe silver to be found
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26988571/

 

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[stefen]

Any house is worth detecting regardless of its value.

 

[hollowpointred]

man ill bet that yard is trashy! pretty cool story though.

 

[Roadquest]

I think she should make a profit. I'll give her five bucks for it.

 

[N.J.THer]

I would not buy a home without a title search and inspection no matter what they were asking. You could wind up owing more then the house could ever be worth.

 

[Saturna]

I wonder what the neighborhood looks like around it. Interesting little house, though.

She must pay about $850 in back taxes and yard cleanup costs.

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Jay

 

[YoungGunTHer]

I'm sure the copper has already been stripped from the house, but that fence out front should fetch a couple of bucks.
Young gun

 

[N.J.THer]

I wonder what the neighborhood looks like around it. Interesting little house, though.

She must pay about $850 in back taxes and yard cleanup costs.

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Jay

If it has an underground oil tank that could be a huge expense if it is leaking.

 

[YoungGunTHer]

You'd be lucky if you didn't dig up any needles, get robbed, or got caught in a gang war cross fire. Remember do your research! Where the right colors!

Young gun

 

[sniffer]

most homes in the north either use propane, natural gas, or fuel oil, they didn't bury the tanks

 

[diggemall]

most homes in the north either use propane, natural gas, or fuel oil, they didn't bury the tanks

Not necessarily true ! I had a house here in WI that had a buried fuel oil tank. Before I sold the house, I had it removed and certified "clean" by a state-certified "tank remover".

Now, there's a guy makin some money. He and his wife each drove a truck w/ a long flatbed trailer. You provide your own excavator. For his (not-so-small) fee he validates the removal and the state of the surrounding and underlying soil, and hauls the tank away. Between the two of them they had about $6,000.00 worth of tanks on their trailers for a single days work..........................

Had the soil beneath the tank been contaminated (leaking tank) my costs to 'remediate' would have been horrific. Thankfully, that was not the case.


Diggem'