The auction issue of the Yongsan apartment where Yoo In-na lived has recently been resolved
According to a report by Edaily on November 7th, Yoo In-na’s house in Ichon-dong, Yongsan with a rent of 2 billion won has been put in a court auction due to an unsolved debt issue in April.
The house’s owner managed to pay off the debt on November 7th, relieving the concerns of Yoo In-na. The result is expected to be reflected in the court auction system next week.
Yoo In-na lived there without any problems until the contract expired on November 7th. However, in April, the owner couldn’t pay 144 million won in collateral security so the house was seized and handed over to a forced auction. Yoo In-na reportedly applied for a request for distribution in June regarding the 2 billion won deposit after knowing the situation.
Although the property was not owned by Yoo In-na and the distribution was small compared to the property’s value, she did it so that the situation wouldn’t lead to a major lawsuit and cause unintentional pain from the perspective of a resident.
The appraised value of the apartment is 4.413 billion won, including 2.265 billion won for the land and 2.265 billion won for the building. This apartment, which is a single area, was sold for 4.72 billion won on October 16th. Due to this, the minimum auction bid price of 4.413 billion won was considered somewhat high. The current minimum market price is also reported to be in the range of 3.6 to 3.7 billion won, which is lower than the initial minimum bid price.
In particular, since it’s unusual for an owner of a house worth 4 billion won to go to auction because they couldn’t pay 1.44 billion won, speculations regarding personal reasons for the owner’s intention of not repaying the collateral security.
Source: Nate
