($1-Bid) House 3.3 Miles from Millikin University and Close to Downtown Decatur, IL

Rent Estimate: $1100-$1200/Month
Yearly Taxes: $219/Year

Realtor.com Estimate: $43,989
Homes.com Estimate: $48,008

Decatur, Illinois offers the perfect blend of small-town comfort and city convenience. Known as the “Pride of the Prairie,” the city features beautiful parks, lakeside recreation on Lake Decatur, and a strong sense of community. Decatur is home to Millikin University and Richland Community College, bringing educational opportunities, cultural events, and a vibrant student atmosphere to the area. Residents enjoy local shopping, dining, and family-friendly attractions including Scovill Zoo, the Children’s Museum of Illinois, and numerous festivals throughout the year. With affordable housing, easy commutes, and a stable economy supported by major employers like ADM and Caterpillar, Decatur continues to be a desirable and practical place to call home. Whether you're looking for peaceful suburban living or a neighborhood close to schools and amenities, Decatur has something for everyone.

Selling "As-is"

The property is being sold 'As-is' without any inspection by the seller. The seller will issue a quitclaim deed, making the winning bidder the sole owner of the real estate.

Property Description:
Address: 2280 E. HICKORY ST., DECATUR 62526
Area: Approx (1000-1200 Sq Ft)
Bed: 2
Bath: 1
Lot Size: 40 x 128 Sq Ft
Parcel ID: 04-12-12-252-020
County: Macon
Annual property taxes: $119
Owner: Fountain Investments LLC

Buyer pays = Winning bid +$500 for document processing + 10% of the purchase winning bid as buyer premium ($100 Minimum).

Property Taxes:

The buyer to assume responsibility for the past due (2023 pay 2024) and (2024 pay 2025) property taxes. These taxes are not due at the time of closing and can be paid directly to the county at a later time. Yearly Taxes are $119

Mode of Payment:
The mode of payment is wire transfer. No credit card payments.

The payment deadline is two business days after the auction ends. The winning bidder must email the seller the buyer’s name and address exactly as they wish it to appear on the deed, immediately after the auction. The seller will then send the necessary paperwork for signature along with payment instructions. It is the seller’s responsibility to record the deed with the county