Get up?
A real estate broker in New Jersey was included in Newark's home for one dollar, describing this step as a social experience aimed at assessing the current situation of the housing market.
Brendan Dasselva's mediator said he bought the colonial home in Reynolds Place for $ 300,000, then investigated $ 100,000 in his renewal.
However, Trulia and Zillow Records indicate that it was last sold on April 3 for $ 30,000.
Before that, records show that the house, which is located on a dead end, was sold in 1974 for $ 36,500.
The headquarters of three bedrooms and one bathroom were built in 1945 on an area of 4,791 square feet on the Newark border with South Orange. Citton Hall University is only at the bottom of the mass.
Dasilva believes that the house deserves at least $ 525,000. New owners should expect to pay at least $ 6564 of property taxes.
But the $ 1 list is not a joke.
Bidding can start with this price, and Dasilva Nj.com told “Whoever comes with the highest offer is the offer that we will go to.”
“It has advanced finishes.” “It is a truly beautiful house.”
The bottom floor of the house “for the additional living space” has been completed, according to the list.
“I just want to see what will happen,” added Dasselva.
There is also a special backyard, a closed balcony and a total of six parking spaces – with two in a closed garage.
DASILVA, real estate agent with Keller Williams in the nearby Montclair, will offer to the house until June 24.
Possible buyers can look at the house during the open homes on Saturday and Sunday between 11 am to 1 pm
