
4156 SW Salmon Pl., in the Majestic Ridge Addition of SW Redmond, Oregon.
This 2844 square foot Custom built Home is being offered for auction through REDC (Real Estate Disposition Company) and has an opening bid of $119,000! Projected Retail value of this home is over $369,000!
Also being offered for auction at the 4156 Salmon Location is 2505 NW 12th St, Redmond, OR 97756
Opening bid is $69,000 and approximate value is $300,000.

HOW IT WORKS:
To bid you must be preregistered through their website at www.ushomeauction.com.
You may use an Oregon licensed Realtor to represent you, but that Realtor will need to register you as their client at the same site; this must occur at least 48 hours prior to the actual auction!
Bring a $5000 certified check/funds made out to yourself
Be prepared to write a personal check for 5% of the accepted bid price as earnest money should your bid be accepted and
Pay a 5% "buyer's premium over the accepted bid for the costs associated with the Auction.

JUST THE FACTS for 4156 Sw Salmon Plc.
OPEN Saturday November 29th and from 2PM until the auction is over on December 5th!
So much detail you need to come and see it to believe it!
*This property is not listed or marketed through Desert Sky Real Estate LLC. We are gladly facilitating access to the property as a service to REDC and respective bidders. We are of course happy to assit with any questions about how to register for the auction or to assist with representing prospective bidders throughout the auction process.
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In our little community of 26,000 people this is a lot of cash to try to raise especially in these tight times. My goal is to get at least 320 Individual $5.00 contributions. Versus the larger $50-$85 MDA suggests. Please give up the Grande Latte or Chai for one day and help me out!
Now if you feel generous and want to give more than $5.00, please don't hold back! But together we can ensure that at least two of Jerry's kids can get to summer camp if I meet my goal!
So I'm being Shameless and I'm asking .....my AR friends, social network buddies, real estate peers and associates, as well as my personal friends and family members, "If you can help me out please do!" The MDA website link below offers secure online payment options so please help me help Jerry's kids this year! I need to have my contributions in by November 19th!

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I'm proud to tell you that I'm being locked up . . . that's right, I'm going behind bars to help Jerry's Kids and MDA. To be released on good behavior I have to raise bail and I need your help!Visit my website below and make a donation via credit card! It doesn't get any easier than that! Please help me raise my bail of $1,600. . . I want to send two kids to MDA Summer Camp!
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