**Bid-and-Assume Auction Announcement**

Purchase Price: $12,000

You are bidding on the down payment, with a total purchase price of $12,000.00. The loan terms are for a duration of 36 months.

Bid confidently, knowing you'll receive the best customer service online.

Finance Term:

If you have any questions before placing your bid, please feel free to email me. I'm here to help!

The down payment (which will be equal to the winning bid) and a deed preparation and recording fee of $895.00, plus a 10% fee (due to bid4assets), will be due within 3 business days of the auction's close and may be paid by cashier's check or wire transfer.

This is a land contract sale, where the deed is held in escrow and will not be recorded until the note is paid in full. All monies paid are non-refundable.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU'RE READY TO FUND THE DOWN PAYMENT BEFORE YOU BID!

 Bidders are responsible for due diligence before bidding.

- The property allows mobile homes, recreational vehicles (RVs), and camping. 

- Hunting is permitted on the premises. 

- The auction offers 0% financing with no interest. 

- There are no hidden fees or monthly service charges.

-We encourage participants to bid confidently, assured of receiving exceptional customer service throughout the process.

The new owner will be responsible for paying property taxes in 2027. Property taxes for 2026 are current. Taxes are approximately $85.00 annually. There are no association fees. Upon receipt of payment in full, a Warranty Deed is issued to the successful bidder.

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There are no credit checks or qualifying requirements, and the balance owed can be paid off at any time with no prepayment penalty. If the high bidder chooses to pay in a single payment instead of financing, there

will be a 5% discount, reducing the sale price to $12,000.00, a savings of $600.00.

The lots of 2500 Square Feet being auctioned off are located

In Lake Brook, near Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead, in the beautiful San Bernardino National Forest Range. 

The property is situated on a quiet street in an up-and-coming

neighborhood.

The lot is high and dry, and access is by dirt road. Power is in the area, and residences are serviced with their own well and septic system. Existing homes are throughout the community and near this Lot.

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Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead - The Alps of Southern California

Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead, CA, are nestled in a magnificent forest

of pine, cedar, and dogwood at an altitude of 5100'. In an area described as the "Alps of Southern California," the Lake Arrowhead communities are surrounded by the San Bernardino National Forest.

Visitors are attracted to this beautiful mountain resort in the San Bernardino Mountains by many recreational activities, including hiking, camping, lake tours, snow skiing, and ice skating. Shopping for Real Estate. Look for your Dream.

Home while staying at one of our charming lodging facilities.

Lake Arrowhead is the home of the most beautiful Bed and Breakfast Inns and Vacation Cabins.

Lake Arrowhead is also home to the famous Saddleback Inn, a

charming historic Inn at the lake's and village's entrance.

You are bidding on the down payment of this property! 

No back taxes or liens - Title is free and clear!

 The highest BID WINS!!! BID WITH CONFIDENCE

This is still raw, undeveloped land with roads and utilities not in and should be considered a speculative investment for future growth.

Land ownership is one of the most fundamental premises and benefits of living in America, and the home/land ownership rate is constantly increasing.

1. Big Bear Lake

Big Bear Lake itself is a picturesque expanse of sapphire waters, packed with lots of

stuff to do for a relaxing and fun California excursion.

Located in the San Bernardino National Forest, it is a man-made lake dedicated to a wide range of water sports and scenic exploration.

You can ride a canoe, go kayaking, swim, rent a jet ski or boat, go fishing, or do any other combination of similar undertakings.

2. Castle Rock Trail

Hike to the top of California’s Castle Rock Trail, which is one of the most beautiful Places to visit in the US!

It’s a relatively short path, just 1.3 miles long, but it is rather challenging due to the steepness and rocky terrain underfoot. You’re meant to gain 500 feet of elevation in

the first half-mile alone!

3. Big Bear Discovery Center

Big Bear Discovery Center is a great first-stop visitor center for anyone who has arrived in Big Bear Lake, California.

Here, you can find all the information you need about camping, hiking, and biking in the region, as well as material on the San Bernardino National Forest.

4. Boulder Bay Park

Boulder Bay Park is approximately two miles away from Big Bear Dam and provides a delightfully picturesque, postcard-perfect image of Big Bear Lake.

It’s one of the best free things to do in the region as far as relaxing tourist attractions go, providing options for all-year-round activities. Picnics are a great way to enjoy Boulder Bay Park's serenity, but kayaking, Canoeing, and hiking are also popular activities.

5. Stanfield Marsh Wildlife

The Stanfield Marsh Wildlife and Waterfowl Preserve is one of Big Bear Lake’s Most fun places, especially for nature enthusiasts.

It is situated on the corner of Big Bear Boulevard and Stanfield Cutoff and is a breathtaking nature preserve and retreat. It’s a fantastic way to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the great outdoors of California.

Wooden boardwalks spread out across the marshes of the Stanfield Marsh Wildlife

and Waterfowl Preserve provides a convenient way to view wildlife, explore, and

Get great photographs of the world around you.

6. Big Bear Snow Play

It’s packed with activities for people of all ages and is a wonderland perfect for an adventure if you’re in Big Bear Lake this winter. Once a ski hill, it is a premier location for snow tubing down a long hill. Climbing back up again is accessible with the Magic Carpet lift, too, for you and your tube.

Big Bear Snow Play provides Southern California’s longest tube runs, with thrilling elevation and all-day access from mid-November to Easter.

7. Cougar Crest Trail

Many Big Bear Lake attractions are the kind that would appeal to hikers and nature lovers, and Cougar Crest Trail is no exception! Termed as one of the best places to visit in California, it is part of California’s San Bernardino National Forest, spans 5.2 miles for a round-trip hike. It’s also appropriate for mountain biking and fun to explore. Cougar Crest Trail is relatively challenging and is most accessible from March to November. It overlooks Big Bear Lake and provides lovely views of the natural environment surrounding it, including lovely wildflower patches that are accessed

via paved paths.

8. Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain

Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain is a site for exciting activities and amusement, and it’s also the location of Southern California’s only bobsledding experience.

It’s a top spot for families, especially for those visiting with children, and it has tons of choices for what to do. For the most part, Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain provides exactly what its name suggests

entails: high-banked bobsledding slides that you can enjoy all year round, no matter             

9. Big Bear Snow Play

It’s packed with activities for people of all ages and is a wonderland, perfect for an adventure if you’re in Big Bear Lake this winter. Once a ski hill, it is a premier location for snow tubing down a long hill. Climbing back up again is easy with the Magic Carpet lift, too, for you and your tube. Big Bear Snow Play provides Southern California’s longest tube runs, with  thrilling elevation and all-day access from the middle of November to the

Easter season.

10. Alpine Pedal Path

The Alpine Pedal Path is a beautiful paved path designed for cyclists and hikers alike, spanning 3.2 miles across Big Bear Lake’s northern shore. It runs from Stanfield Cutoff to Serrano Campground, passing the Big Bear Solar Observatory and Big Bear Discovery Center. Walking the road is one of the free things to do in Big Bear Lake, California.

With flat land and plenty of benches along the way, the Alpine Pedal Path is ideal for people of all fitness and mobility levels.