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At 6-foot-5, he had a brief college basketball career, playing at Alabama State University. Chainz's birth name - grew up in College Park and attended North Clayton High School. “The idea was genius, but Howell Mill has gotten so congested,” Joe said. Torwa Joe, 38, who works at the wax bar, has bittersweet feelings about the Pink Trap House going away.

Currently, it's nestled between another vacant building and Sweet Samba Sugar & Wax Bar. It is zoned as part of a commercial service district. Before then, it was sold in 2008 for $392,000. According to, the home last sold in 2017 for $450,000.

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It also features a full basement and a covered porch. Rohrig says he has no timetable for demolishing it.īuilt in 1940, the house has five rooms and a total of 899 square feet of residential space. The one-time Pink Trap House is not for sale. There’s a Cartel Properties sign stuck in the window that says the home is available, but don’t be fooled. Walk up to what used to be the Pink Trap House now and you’ll find all the doors locked, bars on the windows and a porch that needs a sweep. Without its pink coat, the house blends in with similar looking buildings along the road. Unless you’re looking for it, you won’t notice it.

It is bland, white, vacant and looks beaten down. According to Fulton County property records, the land at the address is valued at $237,600 while the house is valued at $194,000. To Rohrig and Cartel Properties, the 0.17 acres of dirt that the home sits on is more valuable than the house.