Casa Gratis en Georgia, Estados Unidos, pero hay un gancho

¿Quieres una casa gratis? Ahora es tu oportunidad pero hay un gancho.

Una casa en Atenas, Georgia, valorada en 479,000 dólares (27,782,000 pesos) se vende de forma gratuita, pero debe mudarse a una nueva ubicación. La casa tiene que ser transportada a una nueva ubicación de su elección, pero debe estar a 50 millas de Atenas, Georgia. Debe documentar el traslado y deberá hacerlo antes de junio de 2021.

Se estima que el costo de mover la casa es de $ 40,000 dólares (2,320,000 pesos)

 

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