Seized Queens home purchased for $850K set for federal auction starting at $900K

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A Forest Hills property in Queens, previously owned by two brothers convicted of counterfeiting, is scheduled for a federal auction on October 23. The home was originally purchased for $850,000 in 2003. The auction will start at a minimum bid of $900,000. Public inspections are scheduled before the sale, which has been delayed by years of legal proceedings following the owners' convictions.

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