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This opportunity for a Family to acquire a perfect home within minutes of BWI airport which only needs a 203(k) rehab loan is going to pass by unless at least one Family has a good Realtor with a Loan Officer that'll help them through the necessary "fix it" approvals. The Executor of this Estate found Hard Wood Floors in the family's front bedroom & recalls that they are in both of the other bedroom & the front Family room - who knew! Front Room is 18' x 14', kitchen 17' x 19', master bedroom at back 13' x 10.5', corner bedroom 14' x 10', front bedroom where the hardwood floors have been confirmed 11' x 10' - full basement, enclosed porch on back, and work shed ; with all the good guts of appliances and utilities this will be a good family home before Autumn! Well located close to Baltimore Washington International Airport, and with the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center just down the street, this home meets the definition of affordable housing in the current market and will be perfect with a little TLC The current owner passed after raising his family there from 1968, and it waits for a new family to take it to the next level of modernization Priced to move - the photos show good guts & a quaint family setting; have your Realtor get you on the calendar before this opportunity is missed (I will share with him or her the one 'Loan program 203 (k)' issue that we have, and you'll snatch up a real find in this one!). Each and every offer will be forwarded to Seller after any ambiguities are addressed, and the Seller suggests the following: a Deposit of $ 10,000.00 will show that the offer is serious; execution of the required documents along with the "Consumer Notice to Buyers of Residential Real Estate in Maryland" form should occur, and a Lender's letter of preliminary approval should mention the address of this home as well as the 203(k) program - Seller has a pending application for an HSA Warranty, which the Buyer can take advantage of as well (Seller might need to control Settlement Officer selection because of status of probate Estate, with Capitol Title being most likely Escrow Agent)