Property 1:    16053 55 Edward Street  Highland Park, MI  48203

2 Family home in Highland Park.  4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms.  (2:1 each floor) Great Fixer-Upper. Live on one floor and rent the other.

Annual Taxes $1, 730.  NO Back Taxes or Liens!        Wayne County- Year Built 1950

Parcel 43 005 010 181

Property 2:    8086 Burt Road  Detroit, MI  48228

Single Family Home, wood frame. Needs windows and some interior work.  3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. 736 Square Feet, .24 Acres Lot Size

Annual Taxes $2,438 and No Back Taxes or Liens!      Wayne County-  Year Built 1941

Parcel  22-107288                         

Property 3:    3475 Belvidere Street  Detroit, MI  48214   

Detroit Single Family.  2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms. 1,424 square feet;   Lot Size: 9,845 Sq feet

Home needs a new hot water heater and furnace. Plumbing seems to be in tact as pipes were winterized.

 Annual taxes are $20.00 and Back taxes total $38.15            Wayne County -  Year Built 1905

Parcel 19-007943                      

 Property 4:    284-286  Elmhurst Street  Highland Park, MI  48203

Brick 2 Family Home. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms ( 2: 1 on each floor)

Annual Taxes $720 and $3,289 in Back Taxes     Wayne County

1,500 square feet, 3049 square feet Lot Size

Property 5:    13503 Chapel Street   Detroit, MI  48223

Single Family Home. 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom.   702 square feet 7928 square feet Lot Size

Annual Taxes $2,188;  $1,808.24 in Back Taxes and $750 Lien    Wayne County- Year Built 1955 

Property 6:    15022-24 Wildemere  Detroit, MI 48238

2 Family Brick Home.  Great potential after repaired and fixed up!

6 bedrooms; 2 full bathrooms (3:1 on each floor)  *Rent $700 for each unit.

Annual Taxes $1,760 and No Back Taxes or Liens!

2,400 square feet and 8,712 square feet Lot Size            Wayne County- Year Built 1924

Parcel 12 005 709

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We are selling all properties with a quit claim deed.

All Properties sold as is, where is.

Winning bidder must contact the seller within 24 Hours after the close of the auction with proper vesting information. 20% of funds with a minimum of $1,000 to be transferred within 3 working days or sooner via wire transfer. You will also need to include the 10% buyer’s premium with initial deposit. A contract will then be sent out and you will have 10 days to make final payment. Buyer will also be responsible for a $200 deed prep and recording fee for each property, with final payment.

All buyers are deemed to have relied entirely on their own information, judgments and inspections of the property in making the decision to purchase the prop. Deeds will be prepared and transferred by the seller to the Register of Deeds for recording within two to six weeks of receipt of good funds from buyer. Payment may be made by wire transfer only.  

Buyer is responsible for all liens and encumbrances. The Seller offers the Property for sale in "AS IS" CONDITION AT THE TIME OF SALE OR CLOSING, INCLUDING ANY HIDDEN DEFECTS OF ANY NATURE, KNOWN OR UNKNOWN, with no representations, warranties or guarantees whatsoever, express or implied, regarding their nature, value, source, authenticity, fitness, merchantability, and/or any other aspect or characteristic of the Property. No statement anywhere, whether express or implied, shall be deemed a warranty or representation by the Seller regarding the Property. All sales are with the understanding that the buyer cannot rely on any other representation, warranty or guaranty made by anyone.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY- Bid4Assets Real Estate Buyer Responsibilities

Some sellers buy large "pools" of under-valued properties from banks. The seller may not inspect every property prior to sale. The seller represents these properties to the best of their knowledge. In some rare cases, property may have severe damage or be subject to county/city orders not described in the auction. It is highly recommended that interested bidders arrange for an external inspection personally or through a designate and that they contact the county or city in which the property is located to confirm the status of the property.

Bid4Assets reminds all potential real estate bidders that it is your responsibility to complete all due diligence needed to determine the condition, market value, or investment value of this asset prior to placing a bid. Necessary due diligence items may include, but are not limited to, a) a satisfactory inspection of the property b) completion of a title search c.) investigating back property taxes and D.) other - liens and encumbrances such as unpaid utility bills.

By placing a bid, you acknowledge that any statements made by the seller about the condition or market value of the property are subjective, and do not release you from your responsibility to perform due diligence. Please contact Bid4Assets if you believe that a seller is intentionally misrepresenting a property in their auction.