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Seller Name: | Contra Costa County |
Rating: | Not Applicable |
Location: |
210 WILLARD AVE RICHMOND, CA 94801 |
Parcel Information | |
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APN | 561-152-018-9 |
County Item No | 86 |
Legal Description | Click Here |
Address | 210 WILLARD AVE RICHMOND, CA 94801 |
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Add'l Information | County Default No. 200806832 Tax bill information Click Here This property is within the city of Richmond and subject to a City Transfer Tax at the rate $7.00 per $1,000 of the final sale/purchase price. |
The due diligence items below apply to all related auctions from this seller.
To bid on this auction, all bidders are required to become qualified by placing a deposit. The deposit of the winning bidder is automatically transferred to the seller at the end of the auction. If the winning bidder fails to perform on any auction, the entire BidDeposit will be forfeited to the seller. Non-winning bidder deposit refunds are mailed within ten (10) business days after the close of the auction. This deposit cannot be applied to other auctions. To find out more about the BidDeposit requirement, click here.
Full payment must be received by Bid4Assets no later than 4:00 PM ET (1:00 PM PT) on Friday, February 27, 2015. - No exceptions will be made. If the payment policy is not adhered to the winning bidder will forfeit their deposit to Contra Costa County and may be banned from future sales.
A California documentary transfer tax will be added to, and collected with, the full purchase price. This tax is calculated at the rate of $.55 for each $500.00 or fractional part thereof, if the purchase price exceeds $100.00. Property within the city of Richmond must also pay a City Transfer Tax in addition to the Documentary Transfer Tax. The rate for this city tax is $7.00 per $1,000.00 of the purchase price. Also, a $35 per-parcel-won administrative fee will be added to the final sale price.
Only a successful bidder has the opportunity to purchase County assets. If the successful bidder defaults, under California State Law, The County cannot resort to the second highest bidder, and will be required to take APPROPRIATE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE BIDDER WHO DEFAULTS.