Nevermind the blood stains, it's a bargain!
(It's unclear if that figure includes the cost of removing red sprint messages like, "I told you this would happen" that he allegedly scrawled on the walls in hopes of making police believe a disgruntled Joyce Meyer follower committed the crime.)
Coleman removed his wife's name from the deed several months before the murders.
Looking at the home's listing on Zillow.com, one sees a few flaws potential buyers might encounter.
- The property value has declined almost $100,000 since Coleman purchased the home in 2005, and $2,000 in the last 30 days.
- It's classified as a "car-dependent" home, meaning if you wanted to buy spray paint, latex gloves and cords, you'd have to drive all the way up I-270 to the hardware store.
- It might be haunted.
UPDATE 12:05 p.m.: Allison from Zillow.com just called to issue the following clarification: "There is no asking price because this home is not actually on the market. The $170,000 is just an estimated value using a proprietary algorithm we have here at Zillow.com."
