ROBYN & KODY’S HOME
Kody and Robyn Brown are used to making headlines, but not for good things. But this time around, Sister Wives fans can sense they are going through tremendous change. One of them is upgrading to a bigger, better new home. The stars made their recent purchase of $2.1 million for a lavish mansion for Flagstaff itself. Before that, they had to sell their old home.
It turns out that Kody and Robyn purchased their Flagstaff home in 2019 for $890,000. But after the family fallout, they decided it was time for a change and put the place up for $1.6 million! It turns out they ended up selling the place for a profit i.e., for $1.7 million. But here’s an interesting thing. The couple accepted it’s payment in cash!
Sister Wives: Kody & Robyn’s House For Up For Sale Since August 2024!
In the new Sister Wives season, viewers can see how miserable Kody and Robyn are. It has happened after their family fallout. It looks like the couple finally made up their mind after starting afresh after Kody’s other three wives parted ways with them. This included buying a lavish property worth $2.1 million! In order to do that, they sold their Flagstaff home.
Kody and Robyn had put up their 2019 Flagstaff home for sale since August 2024. They had set their selling price to be 1.6 million. Alas, the property was on sale for months but with no luck. However, something shocking happened recently: the couple finally sealed the deal and sold the house at a profit, i.e., $ 1.7 million! How did such a thing happen?
Sister Wives: Kody & Robyn Brown Accepted A Full Cash Payment Of $1.7 Million For Old Flagstaff Home!
Kody and Robyn Brown are known as the people who have a spending habit. The former’s daughter with Christine, Gwen, exposed them in one of her videos. Yet, they keep finding ways to afford a lavish lifestyle. Sister Wives stars are now owners of a $2.1 million mansion. But they had to sell their home for $1.7 million to get there. They did it at a profit.
As per TheSun, the Affidavit of Property Value reveals that Kody and Robyn sold the house for $1,775,000 and accepted a full cash down payment. Well, the buyer is a resident of Las Vegas, which is known as the Entertainment Capital of the World and generates lots of revenue. Hence, it wouldn’t have been a big deal for the buyer to afford the property and pay for it in cash.
The new owner is a Las Vegas-based company that already has property in Las Vegas and needed a second one in Flagstaff, Arizona. Accepting a full cash offer benefits the seller by allowing for a faster closing and reducing the chance that the deal will fall through. What do you think about the way they carried out this property deal? Tell us in the comments. All in all, Kody and Robyn got what they wanted.
