This post was published 4 months 6 days ago, which may mean this home is not for sale anymore. You can always call to check current availability. FDotD or The Address Realty is not responsible for any misunderstanding. It should be pretty clear.It’s a 2fer today FDotD. Not 2 for 1 terms of price necessarily, but these two recently listed foreclosures are quite near one another on this rural road west of Cottonwood off Bowman Road.
18290 RORY LN COTTONWOOD, CA 96022 $163,900
This one is listed as a 1986 built 3/2 of about 1696 sqft on 2.2 acres. Representing the seller’s interests is foreclosure listing agent Richard Goates of Platinum Properties. He writes of it:
“*REO* FMFL 1st 15 days on market. Why buy a fixer when you can have this completely remodeled ranch home ready for horses or animals? **Horse Ready**. New Carpet,paint,vinyl,fixtures,appliances etc…don’t miss out on this one!Completely fenced and ready to go!Financing? NO Problem** We can close when you can-no waiting!”
*ROF*LMFAO? Well, that’s how we first read it. More likely it means that buyers wishing to purchase this Freddie Mac asset will be discriminated by whether they are planning on becoming owner occupants or investors. Investors will have to wait 15 days, but apparently not **Horses**. Or asterisks**.
18370 RORY LN COTTONWOOD, CA 96022 $174,900
This one is listed as a 1979 built 3/2 of about 1344 sqft. And even though the same government owns both these unwanted homes, this one is under control of a “different” branch, the Fannie Mae organization. Different, see? Here being represented by foreclosure listing agent Vicki Cook of Banner Realty. She writes:
“Country property located west of I-5 about 6 miles. This home needs some TLC. It has been remodeled and has some very unique features. Bring your tools and make this home your own. Very unique patio off the kitchen. 2.4 acres of tree covered property, attached garage, small storage shed or barn.”
There are more images of both these rural Cottonwood homes at the link. Care to see one or both?
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While we at FDotD fail to see any difference between Fannie or Freddie or HUD homes, no doubt the bureaucrats working these overlapping behemoths would be happy to explain how special they all are. If you could only talk to them. Which you can’t. Asset managers are secret and unknowable, shh. Don’t tell. The government works in mysterious ways.
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