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Foreclosure and HUD-Owned Sales Foreclosure and HUD-owned Sales PROP PURCHASER CLOSED PRICE UNITS CLIFFWOOD APTS KODIAK ISLAND HOUSING AUTHORITY 3/10/2000 319,791.74 40 1311 SELIEF LN 3137 MILL BAY RD KODIAK AK 99615 KODIAK AK CUPLUAQ HOUSE Stebbins Community Association 10/24/2013 5,000.00 5 LOT 13/BK 2 STEBBINS BLUEBERRY PO Box 71002 STEBBINS AK 99761 Stebbins AK 99671 ALBANY LANDING ROLAND VON KURNATOWSKI 9/1/2001 1,925,000.00 120 416 HAY DRIVE SW 800 BARONNE ST DECATUR AL 35603 NEW ORLEANS LA 70113 ANGEL APARTMENTS BUDGET REAL ESTATE 7/16/2004 135,000.00 46 5120-1 ANGEL STREET ST 3312 COLUMBUS COURT GUNTERSVILLE AL 35976 COLUMBUS OH 43209 BAY OAKS APTS ROLAND VON KURNATOWSKI 9/16/2003 355,463.00 72 301 SOUTH BROAD STREET 800 BARONNE ST. MOBILE AL 36603 NEW ORLEANS LA 70113 BIRMINGHAM BUILDING TRADE TOWERS GEORGIA HOLDING, LLC 8/1/2005 4,145,047.00 239 2021 10TH AVE S 587 BECK STREET BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 BRONX NY 10455 CENTER RIDGE APTS BUDGET REAL ESTATE, INC. 5/14/2004 156,000.00 83 517 DIXIE STREET 3312 COLUMBUS COURT MOBILE AL 36617 COLUMBUS OH 43209 Friday, November 04, 2016 Page 1 of 91 PROP PURCHASER CLOSED PRICE UNITS CREEKSIDE APARTMENTS Newman, Riches, Newman, LLC. 9/30/1999 1,060,000.00 70 P.O. 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CITRONELLE AL BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 VICTORY PLACE MANOR B & W, LLC 5/1/2003 625,000.00 47 285 W OXMOOR RD 1001 ASHMORE LANE BIRMINGHAM AL 35209 BIRMINGHAM AL 35242 WEST WOODS APTS Douglas Hale 9/1/1999 970,000.00 88 200 WASHINGTON ST 307 clinton ave, suite 114 HUNTSVILLE AL 35804 huntsville AL 35801 WESTCHESTER APARTMENTS Jefferson County Housing Authority 9/19/1994 798,506.98 240 32 WESTCHESTER CT 2100 Walker Chapel Road BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 Fultondale AL 35068 Friday, November 04, 2016 Page 3 of 91 PROP PURCHASER CLOSED PRICE UNITS BRIARWOOD APARTMENTS THOMAS KELSO 6/9/2000 747,228.36 44 2103 WEST PLEASURE 303 N. SPRUCE SEARCY AR 72145 SEARCY AR 72143 BURCHWOOD HARBOR APTS R. A. GIBSON 8/18/2000 2,500,000.00 72 300 BURCHWOOD BAY RD. P.O. 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