FEMA auction

[ACEsmom]

you all know I don't know how to post a webpage but its in the HA. They don't tell when the auctions are or give the website. And no fair - I would love to be able to buy ours! The only way we could is if there was NO housing in HB. We told them rent was unconceivable and buying was out too. After what our previous owners did - I won't be buying a pre-Katrina house for a few years. They covered up the damage and sold it. The new owners can't live in it, couldn't get insurance...
Rent has gone up so much that I'm not willing to waste that much money anymore.
And $1500 isn't that much damage.
They said they were being lenient towards people that return damaged homes - WHY? We have 2 kids and ours still looks new and smells new - and I'm by NO means a neat freak.
Oh well, win some loose some.:smt102

[IGID]

The way I read it was they were only selling the ones that were returned and require more than $1,500.00 in repairs. Then they were going to be sold 'as is '.

[ACEsmom]

I found the website - they're only posting the ones in Florida right now. Some of them didn't look too bad. Some of them were like pigs lived in them. I can't believe people would live that way - in someone elses property!!!

[ynotme297]

i don't know where the web site is, but a friend of mine bought 3 that came from purvis. he gave 600 for one and 1,500 each for two.

[jmb]

http://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/gsaauctions/

Click on "trailers and tractors".

[ACEsmom]

ynot - what were the insides like? And how did he get the ones from Purvis?

[ynotme297]

on a web site, but i don't know which one. been trying to get in touch with him to find out.he told me that 2 of them were in really good shape, and the other need some work. they all need cleaning up. he also said that they were looking for a bout 5 to 10 acers of land with sewer hookup to use as a cleanup port before selling them.

[Booshay]

FEMA ='s Fix Everything My Ass