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Evidence of critters nesting in the home; <br />No basement and only a crawl space with a dirt floor where a large area of the masonry <br />foundation wa11 has ca�ed in that also has e�tensive mold issues; <br />The interior floor plan is outdated and has been altered to an e�ent that relocating of <br />interior walls would be necessary were we to try and remodel; <br />The mechanical systems, electrical, plumbing and HVAC, are outdated and do not appear <br />to be in working order, are poorly located and would need to be replaced; <br />All interior finished surfaces including ceilings, wa11s and floors would need to be <br />replaced; <br />The bathrooms and kitchen would require new fixtures, cabinets and appliances. <br />Based upon these issues the HRC has determined that it would be less expensive to demolish the <br />e�sting structure and build a new home rather than try to e�tensively remodel the home and add <br />a new foundation and basement. <br />3_0 2012 Eldrid�e Ave. PropertV Facts & Purchase Summarv: <br />3.1 The home at 2012 Eldridge is a 2 story, single family dwelling with no basement. The <br />properiy is located in R-1 zoning in mid block of Eldridge east of Cleveland Avenue. The <br />home was built in 1952. The square footage of the home is 1907 square feet of living space. <br />3.2 The property has a 2001 assessed value of $138,200. Total taxes payable for 2002 are <br />estimated at $1,23 8. <br />3.3 The HRC has discussed the purchase of the home with the property owner. Based upon a <br />sales price in the range of the assessed value, the HRC has two options <br />Option 1 Option 2 <br />Market Rate Affordable <br />Est. Assessed Value $138,000 $138,000 <br />Est. Taxes $1,238 $1,238 <br />Pro osed new Home S.F. 2,000 1,500 <br />Pro osed Sales Price $280 - $300,000 $180,000 <br />Ci Assistance $65,000 $140,000 <br />2"d Mo1't a e— back to Ci $0 $60-$70,000 <br />Potential New Taxes $3,000 + $1,800 + <br />New Gain — Pro er Tax $1,762 / ear $562 / ear <br />3.4 With either option, the HRC would purchase the properiy; manage the construction and sale <br />of the properiy. The HRC, being a non-profit housing organization does not make a profit on <br />the property but does charge a development fee of $10,000. <br />RCA PF #3312 - HRP, 2018 Hamline 05/07101 • Page 2 of 3 <br />