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"Wild Bad Bob"
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Need input on price and local/pros and cons

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All , may look at this, need opinions? JPG we could be neighbors!!!
http://tricities.craigslist.org/reo/4612828398.html
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Have you figgered in the TN sales tax?:D

Too much pine!:rolleyes:


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Foot of the mountain, close to a valley. Would be wary of water runoff. Bet the views are nice. That place is 4 hr from me.
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My only advice is make sure you have a really good termite inspection. Also check for bore bees. Those two critters seem to love log cabins in that area.
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rbursek wrote:All , may look at this, need opinions? JPG we could be neighbors!!!
http://tricities.craigslist.org/reo/4612828398.html
I suggest that you have homework to do. In the business it is referred to as "due diligence".

http://www.trulia.com/homes/Tennessee/G ... e-TN-37743

This would cause me some "hesitation" at the price shown on CL.
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"Secluded" fer sure.

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I think pest inspections are always in order when buying used property (maybe even new property). However, I know that one must always apply "due diligence" before taking such a step as this.

This property sold just a little over a year ago. Why? Did someone just flip it? There is a big difference in asking prices.

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/260-Orrick-Ln_Greeneville_TN_37743_M87098-81101?source=web

or

http://www.remax.com/realestatehomesforsale/260-orrick-ln-greeneville-tn-37743-gid600027954233.html

or

http://www.propertypanorama.com/mls.asp?id=215910 It appears to be listed at $100,000 in this last link. Look before you leap.
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JPG sales tax on a house?? What % ?
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BTW all, forgot to say thanks for the info, some eye opening!!
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rbursek wrote:JPG sales tax on a house?? What % ?
Depends upon the location(local option(s) within the state), typically near 10%. No state income tax. All inclusive sales tax.

IIUC, never bought a house here.;) I am currently in Gatlinburg(Sevierville).

Heading back north this AM.
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