Minnie is a female dilute tortoiseshell cat. She was dumped on VHS property without so much as a penny to her name, the poor girl. She’s approximately 2 years old and is very sweet! Her adoption fee is $40 and includes her spay, microchip, first vaccines & deworming, and more. Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 for adoption details!

Paul Coleman For those dollars they could tear down 2 houses in that neighborhood and build 2 complete houses. 3-4 if they get habitat involved .
Complete farce!!!!

Angie Bullock Memorial in backyard…if this is a memorial from a murder victim…it further lowers value to resale.

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Angie Bullock Why would Hope, a city non-profit, purchase a property for more than double??!! Technically this property should have been cited for multiple code violations and condemned rather than purchased at an inflated price!

Considering the fact that the city owns quite a few properties through the Brownfields Corporation and Landbank?! The City has razed homes in much better condition than this house…they have razed homes that were registered as Historic that did not have structural issues. Last summer, the County Commissioners auctioned off several solid properties both residential and commercial at prices ranging from $5-6500.

Angie Bullock Jennifer Sanderson This is gripes me. They razed a historic registry house 622 E Chandler that I tried to save. I even paid a licensed independent home inspector to inspect the property and it was in great structural condition with the roof under 10 years old and new electrical. We could have saved the house but huge trees that required being removed estimates were $10k…which threw the project over budget. The City would not remove the trees to save the house. The inspection report to justify the raze order did not match the house condition. The house was razed, the city then removed the trees and they put in a driveway for the neighbor who got the lot. So they paid thousands to raze it plus removed trees, put in a driveway and sold cheap to neighbor. But they couldn’t afford to remove trees to save a historic house…the first stucco house in Evansville. But they sold the architectural salvage to FHG.

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Jennifer Sanderson Angie Bullock I was hoping you would chime in…..👍

Jennifer Sanderson Angie Bullock nepotism in play is guess

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Angie Bullock House to west across the street

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Angie Bullock Westside of house

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• Adam Grove If you dig through the multiple layers of LLC’s you find the name Omar Atia as the manager of these llc’s. His company thoughtfire manufacturing is also listed at innovation pointe. This is the kind of fuckery that everyone hates. Why two layers of llc’s and lawyer Doug Briody (also in innovation pointe) attempting to mask these transactions.

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  Marc Schiele I sent this to Rep. Larry Buschon, for his input!

  Angie Bullock I drove by this property yesterday. Being a Realtor and someone who has saved an rehabbed old houses, this house should be razed. The is upside down value…it would cost more to raze the property than the lot is even worth!

  From my auto, having been a licensed contractor, I could clearly see multiple code violations and that the house has major structural issues and should be considered an unsafe property. There is only one entrance/exit to the house, there are many areas where the foundation is totally gone and at corners, with foundation issues to that extent more than likely the sill plate is also gone. The east side of the house has damage from a neighoring fire and there is a very noticeable drop and swag in the roof indicating roof structural issues. It has an antiquated weatherhead and no power lines which indicates the structure has sat vacant for quite a while, and much of the chimney has fallen off. Even with all those issues, that house could be repaired for below $100k but the problem is cost exceeds the finished value of the home. This structure will have to be rebuilt from new foundation to rafters and roof. It is just best suited to be razed and give the lot to Habitat to develop.

• Jennifer Sanderson Sounds like straight up fraud to me….
  • Jennifer Sanderson Sounds like straight up fraud to me….

    Peg Alexander Barnett Jennifer Sanderson agree

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    • Angie Bullock Jennifer Sanderson I have read that HUD will allow programs to assist owners of distressed residences that are proven in need. Such as a program to help poor owners with roof replacement, windows, repair dangerous porches, and get them into code compliance.

      The city did this before and it was stopped because it was considered a waste and corruption was involved. They purchased a historic house for $20k, spent another $20k in lead and asbestos remediation, then spent $300k to restore the house and make it high efficiency. It was then sold to a city employee for $125k. They also purchased a house at Haynes Corner at an inflated price from Investors listed as from Jasper who had recently purchased. Then it was sold for a small amount to a business owner and they were given a grant for the cost of their purchase. It recently sold at a profit.

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      You should look into 807 E Chandler Ave. It was done like this property several years ago. Purchased for $20k, spent $20k on lead and asbestos remediation, and $300k on rehab then sold to a city employee for $125k. Heidorn Construction was one of the contractors that did the work. Another transaction you should research is the Dapper Pig property at Haynes Corner. It was purchased at an inflated price from an investor with a Jasper address a few months after the investor purchased it. It had been on the market for a while as a foreclosure. You will find it sold at an extremely low price to a local bar owner and there was supposedly a grant given to them for the amount of purchase.

      Also it is best if you want to compare home values, to look at our local MLS www.buyhomesnow.com Zillow is often inaccurate and the values they give are inflated. It is also possible to compare actual real estate sales in the neighborhood at the County Assessor’s website.

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