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Detroit's median home sale price is around $25,200, which is a huge jump from earlier in the year, when rock bottom was at $17,000 (though way down from its 2006 peak of $83,00).* z. T7 @, c% L: l' w* |& I
. `6 z. Y! ]& k7 _9 eBut you can buy a house for cheaper than that. A ton cheaper, in fact.- C5 e: V Y, k4 [
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Wayne County treasury officials are going door-to-door striking controversial deals with whomever is living inside about 1,500 of the more than 6,000 tax-foreclosed properties, according to Christine MacDonald of The Detroit News.3 Z( G+ r+ z' H3 P) ?; x) n- g
- S( R+ G1 h, Z ?Even though last year's unpaid property taxes total $17.6 million, the city says it prefers occupied homes to unsold lots and is willing to sell the properties for as little as $500. 7 ^" M- @3 Q5 F! o9 ~
0 H; n7 L: Z- b& rThe county treasury hasn't made the list of properties available to the public yet since it's attempting to first visit a majority of the homes that it believes to be occupied, MacDonald says. : f$ ^% [7 S3 S& y
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In the meantime, we found at least 13 homes (and one retail space) that you can buy for less than $100. With some deals in the single digits, we posit that these are some of the cheapest houses you can find in America.1 p5 e6 z( Z, u' L2 x( x" _; I! {9 c6 |
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