A wood board covering part of the front window outside and...interesting...paint color choices inside are just two of the features this Mission Viejo fixer-upper condo can call its own.
26046 Via Pera #C-3, 92691
Asking price: $269,900
Asking price/ sq ft: $233
Income requirement: $67,475
Peak purchase price: $399,500
Peak purchase date: 6/25/04
Size: 3 beds, 1.5 baths, 1,156 sq ft (built in 1972)
Income requirement: $67,475
Peak purchase price: $399,500
Peak purchase date: 6/25/04
Size: 3 beds, 1.5 baths, 1,156 sq ft (built in 1972)
2006 property tax: $4,270
HOA dues: $283
Type: Condominium
HOA dues: $283
Type: Condominium
Style: Contemporary
Stories: Two LevelsFrom listing: Good location in middle of complex. Community pool. Attached one car garage with direct access. Needs minor TLC but worth the investment to make your own. Close to shopping and transportation.
I give whomever wrote the listing description a lot of credit. They subtly communicated the fact that this place is a little off while emphasizing that the right person has a potential opportunity to "make it their own" - a.k.a. work a miracle and bring the place back to respectability.Judging by the sales history, it looks like this property likely went back to the bank at the end of December and has been on the market for about three weeks now. It will be interesting to see how long this takes to sell (and how many price reductions will be necessary).
Assuming a sale at the current full asking price, it would represent a decline of $129,600 or 32% from the top purchase price about three-and-a-half years ago.


2 comments:
I live across Trabuco in the Seville Tract from these trashed-out units. If you look at this area on RealtyTrac, there are more flags than you can count.
All these units are in terrible shape, and most were sold (rented from the bank) to poor Hispanics. It's nothing to see 8 or more people living in a 1BR unit in this complex.
I'm sure we're only seeing the beginning of the rollbacks with these units.
yeah, this complex has problems. parking is a nightmare. i have friends who live in the complex and they haven't had any trouble with crime (the association does pay for a security service), but this wouldn't be my first choice of complexes to buy in.
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