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15 Sand Plant Rd

Tunkhannock, Wyoming County, PA

Single-family upcoming
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Sale date passed
Thursday, October 8, 2026

Key facts

Sale date10/8/2026
Judgment$220,500
Sheriff #a1cVO00000D7lNkYAJ
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What you should know

15 Sand Plant Rd is a single-family home located in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania (Wyoming County). The property is scheduled for an upcoming sheriff sale.

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Judgment (debt)$220,500
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Purchase (max bid)$220,500
Rehab$15,000
Carrying (6mo)$11,775
Selling costs$22,932
Total invested$270,207
Projected profit $16,443
Return on cost 6.1%

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Sourced from public county records Last confirmed Oct 13, 1:25 PM Data status →