Scottsdale AZ Foreclosure Homes For Sale
Scottsdale AZ Foreclosure Homes For Sale!
Upgraded five bedroom 3 bath Scottsdale foreclosure home for sale. Open kitchen with island & walk-in pantry. Great backyard with private pool. No homes behind this mountain view lot!
This beautiful Scottsdale home for sale is priced at $345,000 and is offered $45,000 below market value.
The total monthly payment (excluding HOA) on this home with an Arizona FHA loan at 5%/5.24% APR would be $2,062 per month. All offers on this home MUST be accompanied by an underwritten loan approval.
Home Features; 5 bedrooms, 3bath, 2 car garage and 2660 square feet. The property taxes for 2008 were $2,671
When it comes to Scottsdale, Arizona activities for the whole family to enjoy, McDowell Mountain Ranch features a wide selection of amenities for outdoor and indoor use. This family oriented community was designed for those living an active lifestyle. Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Ranch homes for sale offer convenient access to these great facilities: a five acre park, a community center with a swimming pool, spa, and courts for basketball, tennis and beach volleyball as well as the wildly popular splash fountain. Several miles of trails for running, walking and getting around connect the area neighborhoods and public buildings. If you’re interested in Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Ranch homes for sale you may fill out an information request and we will contact you regarding your specific requirements.
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Call our office at (602) 291-4362 to see how our SmartBuyer System can save you at least $50,000 when buying and financing a home.
Would you like to buy homes 10% to 20% below market value? Call our office at (602) 291-4362
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