So he feels scammed, but is now charging the next guy 4x after he did nothing but go on the news and cry? Lmao who says this isnt the greatest country in the world
He realized it was buildable and judging from everything around it is a guaranteed permit from the corp of engineers which is everything. Someone will offer him 100k
He’s hoping to get his money back and is listing it for 4 x what he paid for? He bought it site unseen? I’m sure it was on the disclosure. Me think if it smells full of shit, it probably is full of shit. Despite that, probably would make a cool home, or park a houseboat there.
You can put anything up for sale. Whether it sells or not is an entirely different story. I have a 2001 VW Jetta, nice condition, for sale for $52,500. lmk if you or anyone you know is interested.
I will give you $500 if its still running Sold mine back in the recall and totally miss the he k out of that vehicle Like throwing styrofoam cups out the window daily
$100,000h for a piece of land on the water in Alameda? If the deal is too good to be true, then it probably isn't true. And now you're selling it for 4 times what you bought it for? It's hard to be sympathetic
I mean a simple GIS search would have given you the information... or a title check... or hiring a lawyer... or getting advice from a agent. He is doing exactly what he intended to do from the start he mad hes not making millions off it now from his own stupidity
I don't believe he didn't go look. I think he's claiming that now and getting free publicity and advertisement. A working family man doesn't fork over $100,000 without going to physically see their new dream house. 10,000 sqft of water front property is something anybody with means and financial literacy would purchase for a 100k just for the investment. He could lease or rent boat docking spaces and have his money back in no time.
@@readynowforever3676 I dono about that the property is smack in the middle of a channel and you can not block the channel he might be able to get a small dock but nothing commerical in there. The US Coastal Nav laws would not allow it.
Bought it without even checking it out onsite? Sounds like he has extra money to invest and didn’t do his due diligence. Sorry pal, it’s your own fault
@@CyrusTheVirus187 Assuming someone is willing to pay $400K. He doesn't have the permits needed to build. The lot is worthless if all those agencies don't grant the permits.
@safeandeffectivelol in life there's always a bigger fool like how's there's always a richer person like how there's always a better fighter like how there's dumb and dumber
An underwater public easement that can’t be used as a residential property without approvals that will never be granted because it is a public easement should NEVER have been listed as a residential property. And online auctions are often done without personal visits. You are a sociopath if you don’t see the problem with this.
@@charkswitlazersno, not seriously, it should never have been listed as a residential property. It is a public easement that can never be used to build.
Buyer is dumb. You have to ask yourself why is it so cheap. And now he lists it at 400k when he says he bought it for 100k. There goes all of his negotiation leverage.
He asks $400k because everything is a negotiation. Now if somebody buys it for say, $150k, they feel like they are getting a deal. He is also being honest in his sale, unlike the county, by stating the lot is open water and it looked like he is also providing a picture of the lot.
Have part of the lot filled and stabilized to build on and the part where the bridge is put a toll gate for boats, $20 for local boat captains, $40 for out of state boat captains, and $100 for local or state government boats.
Every county has a parcel gis map that is online and free. It clearly shows this was under water. How 4 seconds online could have saved him $100k and forever looking like a....
2:05 Really? Because it clearly shows 811 Grand St with a picture of a house with address 816. Homeboy obviously just typed in 610 after the fact to screenshot for Fox to make himself seem less like an idiot.
This sounds like the same guy who calls me everyday about I owe taxes and car is out of warranty. He probably used the credit number he got from someone to buy this. That’s why he didn’t care to look at it. You gotta be smarter.
Because nobody was trying to deceive anyone. He just didn't do even the most basic research on something he was willing to drop six figures on. He couldn't even be bothered to visit the site and see it before buying.
You know that thing called "title insurance" yea that thing... If title insurance will not insure a property don't buy it. If he would have just paid for a quick title check all of this would have came to light. The problem is he did not finance the property so none of that was needed like on a normal note. He rolled the dice and lost its 100% his fault and now hes mad cause he can not rake a multi million dollar profit he though he was going to get. Still trying to make 300k off a pretty much worthless property.
Tax deed investing 101.... go fricking look... He wont be on camera because he is trying to cry wolf for not doing his due diligence. Thousands of these types of parcels are sold every year. The only person to blame is himself.
Yo Henry Levy, my tax bill has increased every year since buying a house in San Leandro ten years ago. Shame on you for saying "buyers beware", as more information should have been posted about the specifics of the lot in question. How can a parcel lot be for sale that's submerge under water without engineers, ebmud, and building inspectors stamp of approval? Seems like a scam, since as a property owner in this county I must submit multiple drafts on the simplest renovations and or additions and being as though how complex this lot would be to build on just seems crazy. The new owner of the lot is STILL responsible for the taxes for next year which is even more unthinkable. I'm sure Henry Levy is living very comfortable as others barely get by.
I’m sure his agent had told him that it’s not a residential house and there’s no property. Because if he was truly “tricked” then he could have sued the brokerage
He's located in South Bay and didn't even visit the Alameda property before buying it? No sympathy! Even if he were located out of the area, at the LEAST he should have hired someone to visit and assess the property and send him a report, in addition to his real estate agent.
i had first come to this guys defense.. i said it was an unusable lot that should never been zoned, platted and sold but looking closer... no. im now kinda in agreement with the tax accesor. still think its absurd the tax assessors only disclose environmental issues.. especially since if a property has environmental issues you wont be working with city departments which are closely linked to the tax accessors. if you have environmental issues the government body that will oversee and approve any solutions is the EPA.. where if there are issues with zoning or building you'll take those issues up with city departments closely related to the tax accessors.. i guess my point is that issues with zoning or building should be disclosed because the city departments close to the tax accessors will have the final say if anything can be built.. it would be bs if you bought the land, the city wouldnt approve any building on the land and didnt feel the need to disclose the land was unbuildable.. where as environmental issues are the one thing the city departments disclose, but they dont oversee or approve any solutions related to whats been disclosed.. pretty backwards there if you ask me.. but after looking at the neighboring houses you can see, this is actually a buildable lot.. it would take millions to build just a foundation.. but its not impossible.. you can see the shoreline and you see all the houses extend well past the shore line.. the houses on the left of his lot appear they mightve backfilled the shoreline to create giant concrete pads to place the foundation upon.. the pinkish white house on the other side of the bridge that has a spanish tile roof has a number of piers supporting it out into the water.. there is enough space to build a home on that lot. he just didnt do any due diligence. he was blinded by the price and didnt question why it was priced so low, or care to actual go and walk the lot with a realtor, get a feel for the property and get an idea of how they would build on the property.. thats all on him. just having common sense shouldve been enough to make him look closer at the deal.. if he wouldve looked closer he quickly wouldve realized it was priced so low because he would have to spend another 5x-10x the asking price just to get the lot to being a buildable spot.. looks like its surrounded by multimillion dollar homes, but just the fact they were asking 100k says it would probably cost more to build a home there than the home would actually be worth..
No compassion here, he is greedy af, pouring money blandly thinking he got a good deal and now he is crying, and not only that, selling it for 4x more. I hope nobody buys it and he looses the money, he deserves it.
I think with the action, you have a real estate agent bid for you and sign the paper work only. And now helping him try to sale it. It is a really nice area.
I bought a 1/3rd acre lot sight unseen about 4 or 5 years ago. I still own it and have received hundreds of offers to buy. It's riverfront on the Rio Grande and just under 4 miles from the SpaceX Boca Chica Spaceport. And I'm not selling.
We don't know that. His realtor may have warned him, but is bound by nondisclosure or ethical practices from saying anything unflattering about her client at this point.
if anybody wants to build on this property they need approval from: the City of Alameda ( normal, a building permit ) Army Corps of Engineers Water Board Public Works Bay Conservation and the development commission are these requirements listed in the title to the property? Do homeowners in Alameda County normally have to deal with bullshit from all of those agencies? I'd think that would be far worse than a mechanic's lean on the property, because a lean is an exact dollar amount.
So that’s how the vicious cycle of capitalism compounded by greed goes on huh!! He was not scammed, he jumped on what he thought was a great deal and later realized it was not. He knows of the implications but wants to kindly bestow it upon another but at a much higher price. Boy, I tell you, we wonder why humanity is not doing well.
I would sue the city for fraud. They survey the property below they put it up for sale. Just as an individuals are required to do, I am sure the government also must provide fair and obvious disclosers to the buyer.
We all know this culture; he buys a piece of sh*t for $100K and now he wants to sell it for $400K. I hope that he’s stuck with that “property “ forever.
As someone who invest in real estate and has bought from auctions you ALWAYS go to the location and verify what you are looking at. On top of that now he wants to sale it for $300,000 more then what he paid. Obviously he believes he got a deal so why is he crying on the news.
The first person he should be made at is in the mirror. What a clown. Sounds to me like he has money but is crying poor me. Didn’t even take the time to visit and inspect the property.
Can't even afford rent what makes you think people could afford this? Kinda funny people from a different country own homes in USA when Americans cant even get food😮plus California is a toilet 🚻 bowl
So he feels scammed, but is now charging the next guy 4x after he did nothing but go on the news and cry? Lmao who says this isnt the greatest country in the world
Trump or Biden can’t fix us citizens
He realized it was buildable and judging from everything around it is a guaranteed permit from the corp of engineers which is everything. Someone will offer him 100k
It’s clearly worth more, pay attention
@@Kenny49ERS you have to discount permitting
@@Kenny49ERS clear as the water
he lived less than 30 miles away and never drove by it before purchasing? he deserves what he got
Yes, he live only 13.9 miles away to view the lot.
Maybe is paralized from the neck or he has to take care of his dying grandmother 24-7 or he is just dumb as sht. take your pick.
If he can dump rap rock to build on it, was a great price for the land.
He’s hoping to get his money back and is listing it for 4 x what he paid for? He bought it site unseen? I’m sure it was on the disclosure.
Me think if it smells full of shit, it probably is full of shit.
Despite that, probably would make a cool home, or park a houseboat there.
@@Thomas-fy9yc He is a flipper.
scumbags scamming each other.
👍
If the guy can spend $100K without a site visit I don't feel sorry for him at all, I hope the lot would never sale.
"I hope the lot would never sale"
Wow, the word SELL must be hard to learn.
That's pretty emotional
Bought it for $100,000 yet selling for $400,000? So buy it for $400,000 and same underwater property with no improvements. Make that make sense.
everyone's greedy af
There is no shame in the game.
You can put anything up for sale. Whether it sells or not is an entirely different story. I have a 2001 VW Jetta, nice condition, for sale for $52,500. lmk if you or anyone you know is interested.
Exactly, he knew what he was doing, who doesn’t go to the lot & check out the property first? Then you sale it for 3 times of the cost lol
I will give you $500 if its still running
Sold mine back in the recall and totally miss the he k out of that vehicle
Like throwing styrofoam cups out the window daily
$100,000h for a piece of land on the water in Alameda?
If the deal is too good to be true, then it probably isn't true.
And now you're selling it for 4 times what you bought it for?
It's hard to be sympathetic
What warrants a profit of $300k?!?!
Plenty of room for fishing.
@@Omar_Zazzlewater contaminate no fish around or dead.
Absolutely nothing can justify why that guy should receive a $300k profit! 🤔
They literally said, every other home in the area is $1mill. Your neighbors home determines your homes value.
Why didn't he do research to see where the lot was before purchase? So dumb. Now he wants 4x what he paid for it? No words, really.
I mean a simple GIS search would have given you the information... or a title check... or hiring a lawyer... or getting advice from a agent. He is doing exactly what he intended to do from the start he mad hes not making millions off it now from his own stupidity
I don't believe he didn't go look. I think he's claiming that now and getting free publicity and advertisement. A working family man doesn't fork over $100,000 without going to physically see their new dream house.
10,000 sqft of water front property is something anybody with means and financial literacy would purchase for a 100k just for the investment.
He could lease or rent boat docking spaces and have his money back in no time.
@@readynowforever3676 I dono about that the property is smack in the middle of a channel and you can not block the channel he might be able to get a small dock but nothing commerical in there. The US Coastal Nav laws would not allow it.
Bought 100k but resell it for 400k to recoup the loss? How?
Doesn't know how to be a good person.
This guy is a horrible human being
Because you’ll get low balled So they start higher to settle at a lower reasonable price.
@@Regularsizedjose yeah, you don't tell people that you made 300k from it, and it's trash
Bought it without even checking it out onsite? Sounds like he has extra money to invest and didn’t do his due diligence. Sorry pal, it’s your own fault
Yup
Dumb enough to buy water for $100k, then dumb enough to try to sell the water for $400k... lmaooo
300k profit does not sound dumb my friend idk whats going on in your head but stay in school
@@CyrusTheVirus187 Assuming someone is willing to pay $400K. He doesn't have the permits needed to build. The lot is worthless if all those agencies don't grant the permits.
@@safeandeffectivelol if he bought it , someone slower will buy it again
@@CyrusTheVirus187 Don't count on there always being a greater fool to bail you out.
@safeandeffectivelol in life there's always a bigger fool like how's there's always a richer person like how there's always a better fighter like how there's dumb and dumber
So some rich foreigner buying a property $100k cash without even looking at it or letting a vulture real estate agent look at it? GOOD!
So he's mad that he bought sight-unseen, and then he got the address wrong too? Sounds like a skill issue.
2:05
If you need help with audio comprehension let me know.
Sorry the guy should have gone and looked it's his own fault. No news here.
Yeah, seriously
At least send someone there to look at it.
What’s worse is he paid 100k and is trying to sell it for 400k
He’s a terrible human being
An underwater public easement that can’t be used as a residential property without approvals that will never be granted because it is a public easement should NEVER have been listed as a residential property. And online auctions are often done without personal visits.
You are a sociopath if you don’t see the problem with this.
@@charkswitlazersno, not seriously, it should never have been listed as a residential property. It is a public easement that can never be used to build.
The buyer sounds like Saudi money blindly bought the property 😂
Exactly.
Accent is Persian i think.
@@hamburglar83hahahaha you think this is Persian? Baby this man is African through and through.
Why did the county auction this? Can we have whole story please?
This property is a metaphor for the future of Alameda County.
Not to disclose that it's underwater may be legal but it is underhanded and deceptive.
Buyer is dumb. You have to ask yourself why is it so cheap. And now he lists it at 400k when he says he bought it for 100k. There goes all of his negotiation leverage.
Should be ILLEGAL for him to sell to some unsuspecting person.
If you are referring to the bloke who just put it up for sale? He is being honest he listed it as open water
You bought waterfront property sight unseen and then pulled the same scam on the next buyer at four times the price? That's two scammers.
Complaining that he got ripped off of $100,000, but resell for $400,000?
Yeah, he deserved that underwater lot.
Who buys a property without physically going to check it out? Who then cry’s about it afterwards only to put it for sale 4x the amount you paid for… 😑
He asks $400k because everything is a negotiation. Now if somebody buys it for say, $150k, they feel like they are getting a deal. He is also being honest in his sale, unlike the county, by stating the lot is open water and it looked like he is also providing a picture of the lot.
Should’ve never been for sale to begin with
True.
How THAT was ever subdivided as a "building lot" is the bigger question.......
Soooo......any restrictions on parking a houseboat on that space? Lol
Building a dock and putting a house boat on it might be the only use for it honestly.
It's in an HOA so definitely.
Might be the only real solution
How stupid can anyone be to buy a lot or house sight unseen without any information search, his own fault.
Lives in San Lorenzo and still managed to buy a lot full of water in Alameda
Have part of the lot filled and stabilized to build on and the part where the bridge is put a toll gate for boats, $20 for local boat captains, $40 for out of state boat captains, and $100 for local or state government boats.
Every county has a parcel gis map that is online and free. It clearly shows this was under water. How 4 seconds online could have saved him $100k and forever looking like a....
2:05 Really? Because it clearly shows 811 Grand St with a picture of a house with address 816. Homeboy obviously just typed in 610 after the fact to screenshot for Fox to make himself seem less like an idiot.
This sounds like the same guy who calls me everyday about I owe taxes and car is out of warranty. He probably used the credit number he got from someone to buy this. That’s why he didn’t care to look at it. You gotta be smarter.
Wow, he bought without seeing it first???
At least he won’t have to install a sprinkler system.
How is this not a scam?
Cause its not, because he decide to relay on google maps instead of having someone visit the lot itself its on him.
Because nobody was trying to deceive anyone. He just didn't do even the most basic research on something he was willing to drop six figures on. He couldn't even be bothered to visit the site and see it before buying.
when buying on county auctions, people are 100% responsible to make sure they are buying. The city is NOT responsible it was the guys fault 100%.
You know that thing called "title insurance" yea that thing... If title insurance will not insure a property don't buy it. If he would have just paid for a quick title check all of this would have came to light. The problem is he did not finance the property so none of that was needed like on a normal note. He rolled the dice and lost its 100% his fault and now hes mad cause he can not rake a multi million dollar profit he though he was going to get. Still trying to make 300k off a pretty much worthless property.
He bought it for 100k trying to sell it for 400k
He’s the scammer tbh
Should be illegal
I wonder what the property taxes are.
bro 🤣
Tax deed investing 101.... go fricking look... He wont be on camera because he is trying to cry wolf for not doing his due diligence. Thousands of these types of parcels are sold every year. The only person to blame is himself.
Yo Henry Levy, my tax bill has increased every year since buying a house in San Leandro ten years ago. Shame on you for saying "buyers beware", as more information should have been posted about the specifics of the lot in question. How can a parcel lot be for sale that's submerge under water without engineers, ebmud, and building inspectors stamp of approval? Seems like a scam, since as a property owner in this county I must submit multiple drafts on the simplest renovations and or additions and being as though how complex this lot would be to build on just seems crazy. The new owner of the lot is STILL responsible for the taxes for next year which is even more unthinkable. I'm sure Henry Levy is living very comfortable as others barely get by.
I’m sure his agent had told him that it’s not a residential house and there’s no property. Because if he was truly “tricked” then he could have sued the brokerage
so you bought the Brooklyn bridge... and who's fault is that?
Why would you buy a “house” sight unseen?
Especially if you supposedly live close by.
Did he not visit the site before buying?
No he did not and he lives not far away either.
Put up a fence,, block access and have the city buy it.
He's located in South Bay and didn't even visit the Alameda property before buying it? No sympathy! Even if he were located out of the area, at the LEAST he should have hired someone to visit and assess the property and send him a report, in addition to his real estate agent.
i had first come to this guys defense.. i said it was an unusable lot that should never been zoned, platted and sold but looking closer... no. im now kinda in agreement with the tax accesor. still think its absurd the tax assessors only disclose environmental issues.. especially since if a property has environmental issues you wont be working with city departments which are closely linked to the tax accessors. if you have environmental issues the government body that will oversee and approve any solutions is the EPA.. where if there are issues with zoning or building you'll take those issues up with city departments closely related to the tax accessors.. i guess my point is that issues with zoning or building should be disclosed because the city departments close to the tax accessors will have the final say if anything can be built.. it would be bs if you bought the land, the city wouldnt approve any building on the land and didnt feel the need to disclose the land was unbuildable.. where as environmental issues are the one thing the city departments disclose, but they dont oversee or approve any solutions related to whats been disclosed.. pretty backwards there if you ask me.. but after looking at the neighboring houses you can see, this is actually a buildable lot.. it would take millions to build just a foundation.. but its not impossible.. you can see the shoreline and you see all the houses extend well past the shore line.. the houses on the left of his lot appear they mightve backfilled the shoreline to create giant concrete pads to place the foundation upon.. the pinkish white house on the other side of the bridge that has a spanish tile roof has a number of piers supporting it out into the water.. there is enough space to build a home on that lot. he just didnt do any due diligence. he was blinded by the price and didnt question why it was priced so low, or care to actual go and walk the lot with a realtor, get a feel for the property and get an idea of how they would build on the property.. thats all on him. just having common sense shouldve been enough to make him look closer at the deal.. if he wouldve looked closer he quickly wouldve realized it was priced so low because he would have to spend another 5x-10x the asking price just to get the lot to being a buildable spot.. looks like its surrounded by multimillion dollar homes, but just the fact they were asking 100k says it would probably cost more to build a home there than the home would actually be worth..
No compassion here, he is greedy af, pouring money blandly thinking he got a good deal and now he is crying, and not only that, selling it for 4x more. I hope nobody buys it and he looses the money, he deserves it.
Dumb buyer. Now he wants to sell it for 4 times that amount. What a scam. I hope he is stuck with it
Why than we have to get an agents if they don’t represent the buyers with clear intent.
And you didn't even look at the title report? and was that real estate agent representing him when they bought? DAAA
I think with the action, you have a real estate agent bid for you and sign the paper work only. And now helping him try to sale it. It is a really nice area.
It looks like several houses around it are on piles... I agree with the expert ...buyer beware
This is bullshit, alameda county should do the right thing and compensate the owner for their losses.
That will never happen they got no money and to build there will be easement issues
You mean to tell me that he didn’t see the water 💧 when he buying the property but now he wants 4x now scamming a scammer
So a realtor complains about paying $100,000 for a lot and then its turned around $400,000. How did he not investigate the address before he bought it
that’s his fault
Bought something he’d never even looked at????????
I bought a 1/3rd acre lot sight unseen about 4 or 5 years ago. I still own it and have received hundreds of offers to buy. It's riverfront on the Rio Grande and just under 4 miles from the SpaceX Boca Chica Spaceport. And I'm not selling.
You'd think to hire a home inspector to look over the property. Inspector showed up to water and red flag. Completely preventable.
He lost his $100k down payment bc his realtor is an idiot. He needs to sue her.
We don't know that. His realtor may have warned him, but is bound by nondisclosure or ethical practices from saying anything unflattering about her client at this point.
No, he's an idiot he needs to Sue himself. He never went looked at the property. He deserves everything he got
He bought from the city auction . He hire a realtor to sale the property
@@timtam9673
"He hire a realtor to sale the property"
Man, the lack of education on this video is simply typical.
if anybody wants to build on this property they need approval from:
the City of Alameda ( normal, a building permit )
Army Corps of Engineers
Water Board
Public Works
Bay Conservation
and the development commission
are these requirements listed in the title to the property? Do homeowners in Alameda County normally have to deal with bullshit from all of those agencies?
I'd think that would be far worse than a mechanic's lean on the property, because a lean is an exact dollar amount.
Nice ad
So that’s how the vicious cycle of capitalism compounded by greed goes on huh!! He was not scammed, he jumped on what he thought was a great deal and later realized it was not. He knows of the implications but wants to kindly bestow it upon another but at a much higher price. Boy, I tell you, we wonder why humanity is not doing well.
Sounds too good to be true... Dont worry, I googled it!
His best hope is that the owner of the adjacent property missed out on the sale - but would like that spot for a boat dock.
Next time let’s spam the spammer ‘ account. Yay I call dibs
He’s not going to sell that. It’s to many agencies who have to approve anything being done to the property. This was definitely not smart
I would sue the city for fraud. They survey the property below they put it up for sale. Just as an individuals are required to do, I am sure the government also must provide fair and obvious disclosers to the buyer.
He owns the buildable airspace above the lagoon he needs to build a Ponte Vecchio.
put a house boat on it, land is a vertical ownership, it is also above the water, just like the house next door
Buying without looking. BWAHAHAHA!
i wonder if you can grow oysters on the lot
"Owner is hoping to recoup his losses"
**Owner lists property for 400% higher price, without doing a *single thing*
Yeah it's too expensive
Build a Boathouse……i airbnb a boathouse in Seattle and it was dope.
Can you park a houseboat there?
We all know this culture; he buys a piece of sh*t for $100K and now he wants to sell it for $400K. I hope that he’s stuck with that “property “ forever.
As someone who invest in real estate and has bought from auctions you ALWAYS go to the location and verify what you are looking at. On top of that now he wants to sale it for $300,000 more then what he paid. Obviously he believes he got a deal so why is he crying on the news.
Buyer didn’t look before buying? Wants to “recoup” his money by charging 4x what he paid?
ZERO SYMPATHY.
Can't he charge the city to use the waterway?
Some entrepreneur could probably convert that property into a bar & grill, after having it properly renovated. That
A lot of people mad they wouldn’t have $100,000 to spend on a damn thing.
The first person he should be made at is in the mirror. What a clown. Sounds to me like he has money but is crying poor me. Didn’t even take the time to visit and inspect the property.
Wow buying it sight unseen not even a picture?
2:05
You too, about that lack of audio comprehension.
@armybeef68 yea they didn't even look at the right property what's your point. They bought it sight unseen.
The guy is hoping someone will come along and make a dumber decision then he did. $400k site unseen? I dont think so.
Sorry but if youre buying property in CALIFORNIA in 2024 you probably have EVERY screw loose.
I don’t think they need title lock
He didn't do enough research before purchasing the property. But when he sells it, he will recover the $100,000 plus lots of profit
When?
Make a dock with boat slips and rent them out
I am sure the asking price is negotiable at this time.
If the price is too good to be true it’s too good to be true !
The male reporter must be expecting a lot of rain.
There is probably land for sale in the country he came from Maybe he could check there
Can't even afford rent what makes you think people could afford this? Kinda funny people from a different country own homes in USA when Americans cant even get food😮plus California is a toilet 🚻 bowl
He can build a tiny home where that palm tree and grass is.
He paid $100k and is selling for $400k, I don’t feel bad
Maybe he can make some money by charging the boaters a fee to traverse his property.
City scammed him and the real estate agent didn’t do their job if this is true. Guy is trying to flip for 4x.
Make a docking station or I cheaper loading zone
Idk all I’m saying is he sounds like a scammer that just got scammed…
Dude, you must always look at properties in person. One more thing $400k WTF sell it to get your money back, not to profit