* THIS IS A BID-AND-ASSUME AUCTION *

The price of the lot has been reduced to $12,000.00. Your bid will be the down payment and will be subtracted from the total price. The balance will be owner-financed at 0% interest for 3 years (36 months). Based on an opening bid of $100.00, that works out to 36 monthly payments of $330.56 each.

If the bid goes higher, the payments will be reduced. For example, if the bid goes to $500.00, that would reduce the amount owed to $11,500.00 and reduce the monthly payment to $319.44.

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 as

opposed to financing, there will be a 5% discount, reducing 

the sale price to $12,000.00,  A savings of $500.00.

* You are bidding on the down payment.

No Interest! Zero Financing!

No Hidden fees!

No monthly Service charge!

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

* A deed preparation and recording fee of 

$695.00, plus a 10% fee (due to bid4assets), will

be due within 3 days. The cashier's check or wire

transfer may take business days after the auction's close.

Total Down Payment = Winning Bid + Closing Documents

$695.00 + 10%buyer premium Fees + Purchase Price

- The property allows for 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.

IF YOU CAN NOT MAKE THIS PAYMENT,

PLEASE DO NOT BID.

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.

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PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU'RE READY TO FUND
THE DOWN PAYMENT.
BEFORE YOU BID! Bidders are responsible for the
Due diligence before bidding.

Owner ID: 78904

Parcel ID: 143902/1

Legal Description: Green Valley Acres #13, Track 9 ( 8 Acres)

Lot Size Approximately 8.00 acres (360,119 Square Feet) / Call County Pecos County 433-336-3386.

County: Jeff Davis

City: Fort Davis

GPS COORDINATES: 30.711, -104.799

Maps: Click on image 15 to see the Directions to your lots.

Road: Dirt Road

Phone: Cellular Phone Works.

Power: Solar or Alternative Solar Panel

Terrain: Gentle Rolling

Water: Well - Must be drilled on your own (50 - 150 Feet Deep)

Sewer Septic: Must be installed on your own when building

Zoning: C-2 typically represents General Commercial zoning.

Taxes: Approximate $15.00 each

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          The price of Central Florida Polk County lots is going up

             fast. Here is the chance to get in quickly and early!

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Acquiring real estate will soon be beyond the reach of most Americans as the

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thousands of recreational and entertainment activities, investing in Florida

land can be an excellent investment for future generations!

There is a saying that the secret to becoming extremely wealthy is to find out

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