100 Collins Ct Dayton, OH 45439
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ESTATE SALE-Tremendous Buy Opportunity! Not a Move in ready home-offered in "As is" condition. Requires the buyer(s) who appreciate and understand the opportunity of creating value in a home. This is absolutely the right home for those individuals who willing to employ their own contractor or DIY project home improvements in exchange for satisfaction of a job well done, rewarding them handsomely on equity return of investment in time and funds. Full brick custom 2000 year built home, attached 2.5 car garage, 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 2628 Sq. Ft. Living area (Montgomery Co. Auditor's record) plus full finished basement. 22'x13' Eat in Kitchen, custom built in oak cabinetry, stainless steel newer electric range/oven, attached overhead microwave oven, Frigidaire dishwasher, Samsung side by side refrigerator with bottom freezer. (2) 1main level, 1 basement Family Rooms, full brick gas burning log fireplaces. Basement fireplace inside unfinished. There are 2 Gas forced air furnaces both need to be replaced, original A/C unit. The walk out rear deck needs repaired or replaced, some loose boards. The roof approximately 10 years old and needs maintenance around the chimney. Rely on your own professional inspections. The interior needs a total clean out, estate will make no repairs or improvements. $1,500. EM Deposit, Proof of funds submitted with all offers, Cash preferred, 80 % Conventional approved buyer considered. No regular VA or FHA financing available, FHA 203 K rehab or conventional rehab financing considered with loan approved buyer on this home. Estate administrator requires M and M Title Company, Dayton, Ohio to complete any contract closing. Estate requires minimum 2 business days to consider any offer submitted. Real Estate Taxes quoted are 2024 tax year payable in 2025. Montgomery County Treasurer 2025 Real Estate Taxes are not quoted as of this date, 2025 Homestead Exemption status is unknown.
Source: DAYTON #946915
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