A Forest Hills property, once owned by two brothers found guilty of counterfeiting, is set to go up for federal auction soon. Originally bought for $850,000 in 2003, the auction will commence at $900,000. Years of legal challenges have clouded its sale following their convictions. Scheduled public inspections will occur ahead of the auction on October 23, shedding light on the property’s complicated history that influences its current valuation.
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In 2003, brothers bought Queens home for $850K; after convictions, it heads to auction at $900K
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