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In 2003, brothers bought Queens home for $850K; after convictions, it heads to auction at $900K
Source: Times of India — NRI · 3 days ago
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A Forest Hill house that two brothers purchased in 2003 for $850,000 is slated for a federal auction, with the bidding starting at $900,000. The property’s sale has been delayed by legal issues stemming from the brothers’ counterfeiting convictions, and public viewings are planned before the auction.
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A Forest Hills property, once owned by two brothers found guilty of counterfeiting, is set to go up for federal auction soon. Originally bought for $850,000 in 2003, the auction will commence at $900,000. Years of legal challenges have clouded its sale following their convictions.
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