FDIC Listings: 88845000025 321 LOMBARD ST

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Asset Number: 88845000025
Property Type: Duplex
County: BERKS
Address: 321 LOMBARD ST
READING, PA 19604
Price: This property is currently in a Mass Marketing Event.
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Property Description: DUPLEX
Bed: 3.00
Bath: 2.00
Gross Sq. Feet: 1,820
Year Built: 1875

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Sunday, May 19, 2013

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If you are interested in reviewing available properties or have further questions please call
877-878-2289.

Contact Information:
Listing Agent:	Deb Bensinger
Listing Agent Email:	dbensinger@cbsp.com
Listing Agent Phone:	610-373-9900
Asset Manager:	Andrew Daniel
Asset Manager Email:	andrewdaniel@4prescient.net
Asset Manager Phone:	214-705-3755

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