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Renovated!
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For qualified buyers–
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Renovated 4 bedroom
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Details
4 bedrooms
Central air
New kitchen
New baths
New carpet
Full basement
Large yard
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• Priced $51,000 below
appraisal done in 05/2009
• Completely renovated
• Detached house at
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• $8000 First Time Home-
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