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Sam,
The only reference in the MLS to the property you inquired about, is a listing for it that expired in Aug of 08. The listing was advertised for sale "as is". This does not necessarily mean it was in foreclosure at that time, but would certainly indicate that the property may have been in distress since the seller was either unwilling or unable to make the repairs necessary to make the property more marketable. The ad you referenced in your first email indicated that it had been sold this year as a foreclosed property and since there is no current listing for it in the MLS, I think we can deduce that it has been sold. The only other possibility would be that it may currently be for sale by owner (FSBO) and therefore not in the MLS. If it was bought earlier this year and is being "flipped" for resale, it may be back on the market in the near future. If you would like to moniter that possibility, you can go to my website at http://www.curranmorgan.com and sign up for the property alert feature which will alert you to any new listings coming on the market including the property you are inquiring about. If I can help in any way, please feel free to contact me.
Curran Morgan, Realtor
Prudential C Dan Joyner Company
(864) 351-9706
Wed Mar 25 2009, 16:53