r/SantaFe • u/Hot-Condition7950 • 1d ago
Interested?
Anyone interested in buying a duplex house, 2 bed 1 bath, 856 square foot house and 3,210 square foot lot, out on highway 14 in the Valle Vista neighborhood? $299k. No lease to own, need this bought out right. DM for further info such as photos, etc.
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u/LimuEmu-14 1d ago
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u/Hot-Condition7950 17h ago
I assure you, it’s legit! Just dont want to go through a realtor. Trying to shoot my shot everywhere i can to sell 🤷🏽
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u/Hot-Condition7950 1d ago
Hand made wood and steel gate for the driveway installed 2yrs ago. No HOA
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u/menntu 1d ago
Can you send me pics, age of house, other relevant details?
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u/Hot-Condition7950 1d ago
House was built in 2001. Actually considered a townhome, not a duplex. Kitchen has new stainless steel appliances. Washer and dryer. Pitched Metal roof, added new insulation 3yrs ago. refrigerated AC/furnace combo. New carpet replaced 5yrs ago w/ 30yr warranty. Painted at the same time. Closets in the rooms were redone 2 yrs ago
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u/Fit_Cry_7007 1d ago
Can you include link to the listing?
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u/Hot-Condition7950 1d ago
It’s not currently listed yet. Figured try on my own first to see how far i get. Can send pictures though if interested. I provided some details in the comments above
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u/Cavewoman22 1d ago
That neighborhood not having an HOA was actually surprising to me, so I looked it up. Technically, they do, it was formed in the late 70's, but in became inactive and fell apart in the early 2000's. Now, the legal entity still exists on paper, but they collect no dues and have no kind of leadership. The issue with that is the dormant HOA still technically owns some land and open spaces in the neighborhood, and the county cannot legally make improvements or clean up dumping on these private association parcels. So there's always the chance that the HOA would be revived, and close to 30 years (or more) of improvements would need to funded by residents.