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Eric Schwake
  • Eugene, OR
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Average DOM in Verona Area

Eric Schwake
  • Eugene, OR
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Hi all. I'm an out of state investor looking at some properties on Roostock in the Verona area.  I was just curious what the overage DOM is for properties in that area.  One of the places I'm looking at is over 400 days.  I've done as much due dillegence as possible on the property so far as looking at schools, crime stats, 'driving' the neighborhood in Google Earth etc. I've also reached out the realtor who hasn't responded. I did go to the tax assessment page which gave the house a D grade and condition of average. I wasn't quite sure what that means because I couldn't find any description of grading on the assesment page.  Anyhow I'm just wondering if anyone here can give me thoughts on how long homes are taking to sell in the area and what the grading is all about. Both of those things make me feel a bit nervous about the property.  

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