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MASTER AUCTIONEER SHEET for MAIL in BIDS 07.23.2020.Xlsx 2020 Auction Book for First and Second Sales LOCATOR TAX SALE BOOK DESCRIPTION OPENING BID BID AMOUNT BID NUMBER AFSHARI JOSEPH P, 3790 AFSHARI CIR A, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $21.95; 18 $19.38; 19 $15.51; FEE $20.00; 04H420196 TOTAL $76.84 $107.00 NA NA AFSHARI JOSEPH P, 3790 AFSHARI CIR, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $1498.87; 18 $1322.89; 19 $1290.59; FEE $20.00; 04H510275 TOTAL $4132.35 $4,163.00 NA NA VEST RICHARD, 16716 SHAMBLIN RD, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $177.46; 18 $156.62; 19 $125.37; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 04H520252 $479.45 $510.00 NA NA SHIELDS LAURICE, 3811 HALTER CT, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $6025.09; 18 $5321.01; 19 $4571.94; FEE $20.00; 05H420744 TOTAL $15938.04 $15,969.00 NA NA SMITH EARLINE, 4332 MARGARET RIDGE DR, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $173.85; 18 $6579.78; 19 $5820.74; FEE 05H440957 $20.00; TOTAL $12594.37 $12,625.00 NA NA SHANKLIN JANET, 4358 KEEVENSHORE DR, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $471.43; 18 $416.08; 19 $582.62; FEE $20.00; 05H530991 TOTAL $1490.13 $1,521.00 NA NA PATTERSON BEY MARVIN, 1383 GREEN PASTURES DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 16 $2714.01; 17 $3640.97; 18 05J231114 $1557.34; 19 $728.11; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $8660.43 $8,691.00 NA NA HIGGINS CHARLES THOMAS JR, 3698 WHISPERING WOODS DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $3983.60; 18 05J540049 $3519.17; 19 $3190.46; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $10713.23 $10,744.00 NA NA COFFEE THERESA, 14439 WILLIAMSBURG MANOR DR, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $4617.47; 18 $4098.66; 19 06G630574 $3897.38; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $12633.51 $12,664.00 NA NA MIDWEST CASH FLOW PROPERTIES LLC, 2991 WINTERGREEN DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $3120.69; 18 06H210175 $2769.48; 19 $2152.51; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $8062.68 $8,093.00 NA NA RIVER OAKS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, 14271 RIVERFRONT DR, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $1458.30; 18 06H341451 $1287.10; 19 $1234.50; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $3999.90 $4,030.00 NA NA DACE MICHAEL G, 950 CENTRAL PKWY, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $29.26; 18 $2191.42; 19 $2184.51; FEE $20.00; 06J111501 TOTAL $4425.19 $4,456.00 NA NA JOINT OPS PROPERTIES L L C, 9 CRICKET CT A, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $1920.26; 18 $1702.15; 19 $1520.36; FEE 06J330115 $20.00; TOTAL $5162.77 $5,193.00 NA NA CARPENTER ROBERT, 2755 GRANTS PKWY, FLORISSANT 63031; 16 $523.45; 17 $737.31; 18 $641.40; 19 $650.47; 06J420261 FEE $20.00; TOTAL $2572.63 $2,603.00 NA NA BEMARK CORPORATION, 3097 LUXURY DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $6.80; 18 $6.02; 19 $4.78; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 06J541645 $37.60 $68.00 NA NA BHPH HOMES LLC, 65 JOST VILLA DR, FLORISSANT 63034; 17 $3585.06; 18 $3167.45; 19 $2619.92; FEE $20.00; 06J640766 TOTAL $9392.43 $9,423.00 NA NA PAYNE ANTHONY L, 2490 TEAKWOOD MANOR DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $259.69; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 06K130189 $279.69 $310.00 NA NA Page 1 of 75 2020 Auction Book for First and Second Sales LOCATOR TAX SALE BOOK DESCRIPTION OPENING BID BID AMOUNT BID NUMBER HAWKINS RUTH A ETAL, 2052 ARISTOCRAT DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $2356.82; 18 $2319.85; 19 06K320269 $2091.31; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $6787.98 $6,818.00 NA NA WILLIAMS MARION, 12644 CLOCK TOWER DR, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $46.46; 18 $2860.17; 19 $2966.74; FEE 07E230265 $20.00; TOTAL $5893.37 $5,924.00 NA NA CONEJO JOSE M, 1501 KEMPER PL, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $3313.51; 18 $4152.24; 19 $1920.75; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 07E240022 $9406.50 $9,437.00 NA NA GINGER PEARL MAY, 1958 CATHEDRAL HILL DR, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $3670.69; 18 $3251.79; 19 $2737.48; FEE 07E410269 $20.00; TOTAL $9679.96 $9,710.00 NA NA SECMQ INVESTMENT CORPORATION, 6670 MIGNON DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $4740.33; 18 $6926.40; 19 07F220210 $5353.94; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $17040.67 $17,071.00 NA NA HANDKE LOUISE W TRUST, 12140 KILLBROCK DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $3534.34; 18 $3122.71; 19 07F220221 $3145.21; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $9822.26 $9,853.00 NA NA SECMQ INVESTMENT CORP, 6641 BLOSSOM VIEW DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $4325.02; 18 $3858.56; 19 07F240285 $3084.34; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $11287.92 $11,318.00 NA NA CERBERUS SFR HOLDINGS L P, 12303 BENHAM RD A, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $606.62; 18 $535.42; 19 $431.00; 07F320091 FEE $20.00; TOTAL $1593.04 $1,624.00 NA NA T I G INVESTMENT PROPERTIES LLC, 4302 ALDERWOOD DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 16 $241.86; 17 $991.54; 18 07G120616 $465.29; 19 $734.79; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $2453.48 $2,484.00 NA NA MILLER MONTHANE, 2245 AQUEDUCT DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $1050.02; 18 $3118.74; 19 $2547.99; FEE 07H520631 $20.00; TOTAL $6736.75 $6,767.00 NA NA BJE PROPERTIES LLC, 9 RISSANT DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $1370.19; 18 $1219.78; 19 $1075.88; FEE $20.00; 07J210326 TOTAL $3685.85 $3,716.00 NA NA EVANS BRADLEY, 24 RISSANT DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $1579.72; 18 $1432.90; 19 $1266.96; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 07J220491 $4299.58 $4,330.00 NA NA NUNN BILLY, 595 PATTERSON LN, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $2363.34; 18 $8026.96; 19 $3290.59; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 07J441052 $13700.89 $13,731.00 NA NA UNDINE DONALD D KAY E H/W, 2375 INDIANCUP DR, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $41.50; 18 $1969.05; 19 $1978.83; 07J620495 FEE $20.00; TOTAL $4009.38 $4,040.00 NA NA MORGAN ROBERT E LINDA H/W, 470 PAUL AVE, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $3086.29; 18 $3246.17; 19 07K140741 $3192.87; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $9545.33 $9,576.00 NA NA MITCHELL TIMOTHY M & JAMISENE E H/W, 13 CEDAR PARK DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $2075.66; 18 $2381.98; 07K240234 19 $2403.12; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $6880.76 $6,911.00 NA NA MEYERS ARNOLD E JR NARINE H/W, 27 MARY ANN CT, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $1737.90; 18 $1555.30; 19 07K331347 $1590.72; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $4903.92 $4,934.00 NA NA Page 2 of 75 2020 Auction Book for First and Second Sales LOCATOR TAX SALE BOOK DESCRIPTION OPENING BID BID AMOUNT BID NUMBER THOMAS JAMES L, 710 BABLER DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $2453.69; 18 $2168.90; 19 $1998.13; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 07K340543 $6640.72 $6,671.00 NA NA ARANGO GOMEZ ROSARIO, 1275 FLAMINGO DR, FLORISSANT 63031; 17 $3318.97; 18 $3144.12; 19 07K631285 $2474.81; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $8957.90 $8,988.00 NA NA SMITH CRAIG, 1123 LAREDO AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 08D110268 $234.00; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $254.00 $284.00 NA NA GOLDEN PROPERTY INVESTMENT LLC, 1103 LAKEVIEW AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $1490.39; 18 $1322.24; 19 08D110905 $1154.13; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $3986.76 $4,017.00 NA NA WILLIAMS JON, 1107 LAKEVIEW AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $2363.30; 18 $1555.42; 19 $1293.20; FEE $20.00; 08D110914 TOTAL $5231.92 $5,262.00 NA NA ALSHAWKANI AMIN, 11935 LARIMORE RD, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $574.48; 18 $9746.24; 19 $7728.90; FEE 08D111610 $20.00; TOTAL $18069.62 $18,100.00 NA NA 7 PLUS LLC, 11929 LARIMORE RD, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $4930.33; 18 $6951.12; 19 $6080.37; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 08D111643 $17981.82 $18,012.00 NA NA PALERMO VINCENT F NADINE H/W ETAL, 12036 PELOTA ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 16 $382.89; 17 $135.06; 18 08D120564 $139.51; 19 $142.82; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $820.28 $851.00 NA NA MCGEE FREDRICK, 1134 RIO ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 16 $131.82; 17 $532.55; 18 $440.11; 19 $246.60; FEE $20.00; 08D130035 TOTAL $1371.08 $1,402.00 NA NA SEWARD MARTIN J, 18 BARCELONA AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 16 $394.95; 17 $145.72; 18 $148.96; 19 $147.81; 08D140078 FEE $20.00; TOTAL $857.44 $888.00 No Sale No Sale CLAYTON DAVID W, 934 MURCIA ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $120.49; 18 $1629.07; 19 $1199.24; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 08D140917 $2968.80 $2,999.00 No Sale No Sale ADONIS LLC, 826 ZAMORA ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 16 $50.43; 17 $44.46; 18 $59.35; 19 $28.83; FEE $20.00; 08D141431 TOTAL $203.07 $234.00 No Sale No Sale PETRA PROPERTIES LLC, 12255 BARCELONA AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 16 $429.20; 17 $175.94; 18 $175.70; 19 08D231466 $164.11; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $964.95 $995.00 No Sale No Sale GRAVLIN ROBERT T CATHERINE L H/W TR, 946 LERIDA ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $74.63; 18 $66.03; 19 $55.08; 08D422239 FEE $20.00; TOTAL $215.74 $246.00 No Sale No Sale WASHBURN RICHARD E, 819 ZAMORA ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $44.46; 18 $39.35; 19 $31.35; FEE $20.00; 08D510053 TOTAL $135.16 $166.00 No Sale No Sale WIESE DONALD J JUNE A H/W, 832 MALAGA ST, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 16 $102.78; 17 $81.73; 18 $92.35; 19 08D510547 $60.12; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $356.98 $387.00 No Sale No Sale POPE NANCY L, 11826 HIDDEN LAKE DR, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $3585.98; 18 $3357.99; 19 $2622.07; FEE 08E110245 $20.00; TOTAL $9586.04 $9,617.00 $41,700.00 BN964 SKYLARK INVESTMENTS PROPERTIES LLC, 11900 LAVIDA AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $1367.44; 18 $1309.35; 19 08E320026 $1297.51; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $3994.30 $4,025.00 $10,071.26 BN1181 Page 3 of 75 2020 Auction Book for First and Second Sales LOCATOR TAX SALE BOOK DESCRIPTION OPENING BID BID AMOUNT BID NUMBER TERRY CHARLES ALEXANDER, 1939 PARKER RD, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $1328.69; 18 $1179.10; 19 $1301.93; FEE 08E410084 $20.00; TOTAL $3829.72 $3,860.00 No Sale No Sale TRAN JAME, 1745 PARKER RD A, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $405.15; 18 $358.55; 19 $473.50; FEE $20.00; TOTAL 08E510205 $1257.20 $1,288.00 $1,481.80 BN1049 KARANDZIEFF GEORGE H BESSIE H/W, 12385 BELLEFONTAINE RD, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $996.85; 18 08E530072 $882.20; 19 $851.78; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $2750.83 $2,781.00 No Sale No Sale METCALFE TYRONE DAWN M H/W, 12153 CRITERION AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $2470.98; 18 $2811.73; 19 08E610987 $2683.59; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $7986.30 $8,017.00 $10,300.00 BN929 ARK REALTY L L C, 12383 SANTA MARIA DR, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $1865.61; 18 $1688.65; 19 $1513.63; FEE 08E630271 $20.00; TOTAL $5087.89 $5,118.00 $9,900.00 BN929 REZEK ROBERT, 1423 CRITERION AVE, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $1724.94; 18 $1529.79; 19 $1384.62; FEE $20.00; 08E630424 TOTAL $4659.35 $4,690.00 $7,765.58 BN1033 BASS DERALD A & MARY L H/W, 11925 BENHAM RD, SAINT LOUIS 63138; 17 $750.33; 18 $2317.96; 19 08F330035 $1994.59; FEE $20.00; TOTAL $5082.88 $5,113.00 $6,300.00 BN929 REISS DAVID, 11992 JERRIES LN, FLORISSANT 63033; 17 $3368.61; 18 $3248.47; 19 $2861.10; FEE
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