Look before you buy! You must conduct a physical inspection and investigate the suitability of each parcel based on your individual needs.
You may request up to 10 maps through our web page, by mail or by phone.
Contact the county and any other local agency for further information. (Assessor, Tax-Collector, local utility company, etc.)
Source Link: http://publicrecords.netronline.com/ Disclaimers:
LandAuction.com is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such Web sites. We encourage all users to browse the Internet responsibly, and to heed these and all subsequent disclaimers that may appear while navigating from this site. We do not warrant the accuracy thereof.
Determine its value and set your own price!
*TIP: Local realtors and title companies are good sources of information.
AUCTION DAY
Registration is free! Bidders must register and be issued a bidder number prior to making any bid.
What to bring to the auction?
Required 20% deposit per purchase. The first $500 of every purchase must be paid in CASH or CASH EQUIVALENT. Any additional amounts due may be paid with a personal check. Cash equivalent means Cashier’s Checks (made payable to you), Money Orders, Traveler’s Checks and Gold Coins (American Eagles, Maple Leafs and Krugerrands at the most recent bid price listed in the Wall Street Journal.)
Valid photo identification.
Some documents require that Buyers sign in the presence of a Notary Public. All signers must have valid photo identification to present to the Notary Public.
All entity formation documentation.
This is applicable only to Buyers who wish to purchase on behalf of a business or trust entity.
Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Organization & Operation Agreement (LLC)
Corporate Resolutions
Trust Agreement
Signed and notarized letter requesting vesting in name of the entity. (Corporation, Partnership, Trust, etc.)
Power of Attorney, if applicable.
Open bidding! Auctioneer(s) will announce open bidding on all properties in numerical order. A property may be offered again if no bidders meet the reserve price.
Raise your bidder number to bid.
If the auctioneer exceeds your maximum bid, wait for the next parcel(s) of interest.
If the auctioneer acknowledges you as the winning bidder, a staff member will escort you to our contract area where you will complete your purchase documentation. The highest bid shall be considered an agreement to buy and is final. All parcels are being sold in “AS IS, WHERE IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS” condition as of the date of sale.
* TIP: Visit our Information Table for any questions you may have.
SOLD!!!
All parcels are sold on a Real Estate Purchase Contract, and are considered final upon completion.
