Market Just Barely Good Enough To Sell Sex-Party House After All
On Tuesday, Countrywide's sex party house sold at auction for $475K, a substantial haircut from the $1.1 million Countrywide was in for. Keep in mind that as Floyd Norris pointed out last month, that doesn't include any losses from second mortgages.
Real Estate Disposition Corp handled the auction on Tuesday and will collect a 5% buyers fee for their efforts, bringing the total price to just under $500K. That's assuming Countrywide/Bank of America accepts the offer. According to Joe Joffrion of REDC, whom I spoke to a short time ago, the $475K did not meet the reserve price, though it was substantially higher than the minimum bid of $279K. Because of that, the seller now has 15 business days to decide whether to accept the offer.
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Read more about the housing market:
::Even Sex-Party Houses Aren't Selling In This Market
::Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Spent $200M To Buy Influence
::Stricter Mortgage Rules Adopted: Borrowers Must Now Prove Income





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Footnoted | Michelle Leder | July 18, 2008 07:32 AM