What type of foreclosure is Highway 395 S in Clayton, Washington?

This property is a bank-owned (REO) foreclosure listing in Clayton, Washington. Bank-owned (REO) properties have been repossessed by the lender and are sold as-is. They typically allow conventional financing and inspections.

How do I buy the foreclosure at Highway 395 S?

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What county is Highway 395 S in?

This property is located in Stevens County, Washington. Land.net tracks foreclosure listings in Stevens County, updated daily.

What are the property details for Highway 395 S?

This is a 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom singlefamily property located at Highway 395 S, Clayton, Washington 99110.

Foreclosure for Sale on Highway 395 S, Clayton, WA 99110

Foreclosures › Washington › Stevens › Clayton › Highway 395 S

Foreclosure (REO) Active 53 days on market

Highway 395 S, Clayton, WA 99110

Est. Value

$404,900

Stevens County · Washington

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

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Property details

Listing type Foreclosure

Property type SingleFamily

Bedrooms 3

Bathrooms 1

County Stevens County

State Washington

ZIP 99110

Days on Market 53 days

Listing ID 65957046

About this property

This Clayton, WA property is a Real Estate-Owned (REO)/post-foreclosure home owned or managed by a bank. All offers are considered; however, the highest and best will most likely be accepted.

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Active Listings

Avg. Est. Value

$312,600

Bank-Owned (REO)

Pre-Foreclosures

7 active foreclosure listings in Clayton, WA.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

This is a bank-owned (REO) property. The lender has repossessed it after the foreclosure process completed. REO properties are sold as-is but typically allow conventional financing and interior inspections before closing.