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84 Twining Road

Mobile Home Park
$190K

Johnson City, Broome County, New York

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Asking Price
$190K
City
Johnson City
County
Broome County
State
New York

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40% CAP

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84 Twining Road is a mobile home park located in Johnson City, New York, currently listed for sale.

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