GON's Retirement Home

[Chris142]

I can't believe that house is so cheap! That garage is amazing.

That place would have an extra zero on the end of the price here

 

[97K15004WD]

Looks nice, but definitly check out the empty area around it. Probably prime for development, section 8, etc...

 

[dishdude]

That place would have an extra zero on the end of the price here

No better here. This place is $150k more and doesn't even have one garage!

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/4138-N-34th-Pl_Phoenix_AZ_85018_M13093-85010

 

[miden851]

location, location, location people

 

[GON]

@GON - I found your retirement home:

https://www.intracoastalrealty.com/...noAHE_ZwffHXkKGKugKqHa5NaBaZEttP3zLrZE8RsJ00E

The garage is also BITOGer approved. You can finally fix your Navigator....correctly.

TC,

Thanks for posting the home- looking forward to viewing it. At the moment, the web-site with the home is reporting that "the site will be back soon".

 

[97K15004WD]

As I mentioned above, I have unfortunately seen wonderful looking properties end up in bad situations because the new owner did not review the local large, empty tracts of land for ownership and potential uses.

Happened to my in-laws (IL). They have a beautiful old cabin in the mountains - land owner of the adjacent land sold to a new group (NG) and they promptly starting putting in more density, including RVs. The NG is pushing for as much density as they can legally get and this is impacting my ILs very negatively. As a matter of fact, they intend to sell their property now (and it will look very beautiful on the Realtor's page), but as soon as someone sees it in person they will know why my ILs are selling.

A picture tells a thousand words. INFORMED, in person review is priceless.

I know that GON knows this so I'm just putting this out there for anyone else who hasn't ever run across this. It really stinks when it happens and most times you see it coming a little too late.

 

[GON]

it's SE on his mind again

SE is not on out mind- we are only looking at homes west of the Mississippi. But I appreciate The Critic posting the home. It is great to see what homes are available at what price point and features across the USA.

 

[chrlsful]

It's not in a Flood Zone which would require insurance. It's in Zone X (500yr or 100yr w/protected levee).

guess what the most recient have been doin...