House Hunt: What Does an $89,000 Home Look Like?

Last week, we highlighted some of the on the Burnsville market. This week we're taking the opposite approach: What kind of house can you get for under $130,000? Here's your answer. 

13016 Oliver Avenue South: A four-bedroom, two-bath twin home with deck and large yard for $89,900. This home has seen a 35 percent reduction in price since 2010, when it was valued at $136,700. At it's current price, it costs $53 per square foot.

1306 Woodhill Road: A three-bed, one-bath rambler from the 1950s, going for $95,000. In better times, this home was valued at over twice its current price: In 2006, it sold for $200,000. This is a bank-owned property which has had professional remediation and now it is almost completely gutted. As an agent might say, it's a "great investment property" where you can "start with a clean pallet." 

12505 Skyline Drive: A three-bed, two-bath home with attached garage for $105,000. Built in 1960. Priced at $88 per square foot. 

1515 Woodhill Road: A three-bed, one-bath home with deck, high-efficiency furnace, and hardwood floors underneath carpet. Priced at $119,000, or $113 a square foot. This home sold for $175,000 in 2007.

13849 Shirley Drive: A five-bed, two-bath 3,224 square foot home for just $129,900. Built in 1959. The price of this home has declined almost 60 percent since it last sold in 2005. It is currently priced at $40 a square foot. 

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