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In Dragoon Mountain Ranch near Benson, AZ 37 Acres Of Vacant Land In Saint David, Cochise County, Arizona! $20000.00

FLC Support — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 02:21:08 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-02-01T23:12:20.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-08T23:12:20.000Z
Listed Price: $20000.00
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: Mesa, Arizona
www Vacant Land in Benson, Cochise County, Arizona! Item Id: Cho01 Case Name: Cho, Thomas W & Yo S Case Number: 09 27936 Trustee: Description: Estate’s interest in 37.14 acres of vacant residential land in Cochise County, Arizona near Benson. The land is located at Lot 18, Dragoon Mountain Ranch. The APN # is 120-31-018. The road is dirt and is off North Dragoon Ranch Road and East Desert Winds Road. The status of water, sewer and utilities is unknown. The legal description is ‘Dragoon Mountain Ranch Unit 1 Lot 18 Sec 34-17-22 37, 14 Ac 3-08 LvMapBk 1.4′. 2009 taxes of $2,055.27 have not been paid. 2010 taxes of $1,901.69 have also not been paid. There is a total of $3.956.96 due in past due taxes. Location Info: Dragoon Mountain Ranch (DMR), located in southeastern Arizona’s Cochise County, is a gated residential community situated between the San Pedro River valley and the Dragoon Mountains, east of the town of St. David. Outstanding mountain views are visible in every direction with the Dragoons to the east, the Huachucas to the southwest, the Whetstones to the west, the Rincons to the northwest and Little Dragoons to the north. The average elevation of DMR is approximately 4,400 feet above sea level. DMR’s 16,000+ acres consists of 392 parcels, each 36+ acres in size and lies adjacent to the 52,000 acre Coronado National Forest wilderness area and thousands of acres of State Trust lands. The community is subdivided into four phases; Foothills, Meadows, Escalante I and Escalante II. Two separate and distinct Home Owners associations, Dragoon Mountain Ranch Homeowners Association (DMRHOA) and Dragoon Mountain Ranch Unit III Property Owners Association (DMR3), oversee compliance with CC&R’s (Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions), ensuring an esthetically appealing neighborhood community. The primary components of the CC&R’s include horse and livestock privileges, site built homes only (no mobiles or manufactured homes), no further subdivision of the original 36+ acres and building set backs from adjoining property lines. Hunting and ATV’s are prohibited. Dragoon Mountain Ranch is located approximately 11 east of Benson, 8 miles northeast of St David and about 7 miles south of Interstate 10. It is 58 miles east of Tucson. Liens: There is a total due in past due taxes in the amount of $3,959.96. We do not know of any other liens. Notes: A closing cost fee of $225 will apply. This is all we know about this item. Any fees/liens owing on this item are not part of the final bid price. A bid submitted by a buyer is an agreement to our Terms. Buyers should not bid unless they fully intend to complete the sale in accordance with our Terms (to view terms, click “Terms” tab in Seller Store header at top of ad). Title and Escrow: A title search was NOT performed on this property. BKAssets does not provide title insurance. If title insurance is desired, the buyer is responsible for obtaining it through a title company. The title company must comply with the terms of the sale as ordered by the court. Because this is a US Bankruptcy Court ordered, as is where is sale, Bkassets.com is not permitted to use an escrow company, or provide any warrantee or guarantee, implied or stated. Legal Info: By Order of the United States Bankruptcy Court, Bkassets.com sells this and any other property “AS IS, WHERE IS”, with no warranties implied or stated. This means that the Seller and the trustee are not responsible for problems (if any) with the title, the condition of the property, or any liens or encumbrances against the unit. The buyer will be entirely responsible for this property after the sale including but not limited to: paying any fees/costs associated with this property, paying all fees/liens (if any), recording/transferring the title and gathering any paperwork/documentation necessary for that process. Seller and trustee are NOT realtors. BKAssets and the trustee shall be under no obligation to buyer except to provide buyer with a Trustee’s Deed. All the information as to the item description has been provided by the management company and/or the Resort. BKAssets cannot guarantee that all the information is accurate. BKAssets recommends all bidders perform their own due diligence prior to bidding. As with any bankruptcy sale, this sale may be subject to court approval. Payment Info: $U.S. Money order, certified check, cashier’s check. Bkassets may also accept “bill pay” from Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Chase/Bank One. If you would like to use “bill pay,” but do not bank at one of these establishments, please call bkassets prior to sending payment. A closing cost fee of $225 (payable to seller) will apply. Full payment must be received within (7) days of winning bid. Any bidder who does not complete the sale within 7 days from the close of auction will be considered in default. Seller has the right to proceed with the next highest bidder. Shipping Info: Shipping is free to all buyers in the United States. International bidders are welcome, please contact Bkassets for shipping costs to countries other than the United States prior to bidding. Shipping costs to locations outside of the US will be calculated at the close of auction. Please be advised that because this is a US Bankruptcy Court Ordered sale, and subject to approval, shipping can take an average of 3-6 weeks. bkassets Store On Feb-01-12 at 16:34:55 PST,

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37 Acres Of Vacant Land In Saint David, Cochise County, Arizona! In Dragoon Mountain Ranch near Benson, AZ Land Classified

8 LOT INVESTMENT PACKAGE~NO RESERVE AUCTION!! Northern Arizona8+ Acresbeautiful 4 Season Areaeast Of Show Low $3000.00

FLC Support — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:21:21 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-02-01T18:53:56.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-03-02T18:53:56.000Z
Listed Price: $3000.00
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: Vernon, Arizona
LIQUIDATION SPECIAL!! HERE’S A PACKAGE OF EIGHT 1.04 ACRE SUBDIVISION LOT IN A BEAUTIFUL AREA OF APACHE COUNTY – LAND IS CLOSE TO LYMAN LAKE AND CONCHO LAKE – ELEVATION IS OVER 6,000′ THIS IS A 4 SEASON AREA WITH LOTS OF RECREATION POSSIBILITIES AND GORGEOUS SCENERY! In addition to the High Bid Amount there is a $375 Doc fee which helps cover expenses such as listing fees, mailing, notarizing, and recording costs. The lots will be conveyed to your ownership by a Warranty Deed. THESE LISTING ARE VERY COSTLY SO I EMPHASIZE THAT ONLY SERIOUS BIDDERS PARTICIPATE!!IF YOU HAVE LESS THAN 5 POSITIVE S YOU MUST CONTACT ME BY EMAIL WITH YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER PRIOR TO PLACING A BIDPictures: First 2 google pictures are right at Hwy 60 and road to the land. Next 4 pictures are in the subdivision where all these lots are located but not of actual lots. Last picture is of Lyman Lake.I have been to the lot area prior to owning these. I haven’t had a chance to visit these since it’s a long trip and cost prohibitive considering the price I’m selling them at… The land consists of mostly grass with some lava outcroppings – local ranchers use the area for grazing. This is open range country, meaning you have to fence cattle out of your property if you don’t want them on it…. Subdivision is approx 5 miles from the Highway. Roads leading to the subdivisions are dirt and gravel. All of the roads in the subdivision are in place although a bit overgrown from lack of use. Few people live in the area , Mobile Homes and a few trailers have moved in nearby and a house has been built. PROPERTY INFORMATION APACHE COUNTY APN: 107-31-089, 107-31-227, 107-31-246, 107-31-247, 107-31-248, 107-31-249, 107-31-260, 107-31-452 Size: Each lot is 1.04 Acres Terrain: Level to rolling terrain. Access: By existing dirt roads off Hwy 60. There is Legal access to each lot in the subdivision. Zoning: Open Zoning, Residential Water: By Holding Tank or drilling a well. Sewer: would be by installing a septic system upon county approval. Utilities: None, this land is off the grid, solar would be the ideal eco friendly option!! Time Limit to Build: None Association Dues: None Title: 100% Free and clear! Taxes: $13.75 per year per lot. Taxes are paid current. PLAT MAPS AREA MAPS PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE LISTING BEFORE YOU BID IT IS VERY COSTLY TO CONDUCT THIS AUCTION SO PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING AND BID ONLY IF YOU INTEND TO CONCLUDE THIS TRANSACTION EXACTLY PER THE TERMS AND TIME FRAME INDICATED BELOW. END OF AUCTION – PAYMENT INSTRUCTION Winner should contact me at auction end by email with their Name, Address and Phone number. The winning bid amount is due via paypal or Cashiers Check within 72 hours. I will email you an invoice at the end of the auction. Upon payment I will send you a Warranty Deed along with simple instructions on recording the property with Apache county. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE Buyer/s acknowledge the land is being purchased “AS IS”, at public online auction, in whatever physical condition, including topography and/or location the parcel may be found at the time of sale, subject to all existing covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, exploration rights, easements, rights of way, or lack of same, assessments, zoning of record and any land use restrictions. Buyer/s acknowledges having inspected the property and/or investigated its suitability and usability prior to placing a bid, including availability of access and utilities or lack of same, and by placing a bid, hereby accepts real property “AS IS”. Buyer/s are encouraged and responsible to do their due diligence thoroughly, including a physical inspection of property if at all possible and make sure that property is suitable to their needs. All information and pictures in this listing comes from accurate sources and is to the best of my knowledge but not guaranteed; There is no warranty expressed or implied and all sales are final. Thank you for looking! offered listing List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

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Northern Arizona8+ Acresbeautiful 4 Season Areaeast Of Show Low 8 LOT INVESTMENT PACKAGE~NO RESERVE AUCTION!! Land Classified

Arizona Land 2.05 Acrescash Salekingmanlake Havasuroute 66lownice $305.00

FLC Support — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:21:14 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-31T18:14:43.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-05T18:14:43.000Z
Listed Price: $305.00
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: Yucca, Arizona
Hualapai Mountains 2.05 Acres, Mohave County, Arizona, Great RV Spot, Beautiful, Nice! Full Cash Sale Your bid is for the Full Cash Sale – There is an additional $299 Closing Fee over and above your bid (includes title insurance – don’t buy land without it!!) – see below for details – for this gorgeous 2.05-acre lot, with good road access, and stunning views of the Hualapai (pronounced wall-a-pie) mountains, as well as several other mountain ranges. It is Block E, Lot 1 in gorgeous Golden Valley Ranchos Unit 1 South located northeast of Yucca, Arizona south of Kingman and northeast of Lake Havasu City, in Northwest Arizona. The property lies at a great 2,200 ft elevation and has nice year round temperatures. The area is secluded and beautiful, surrounded by Federal Lands, thus assuring tranquility and privacy. There are only a LIMITED number of these fine parcels available! DON’T MISS OUT!! This lot is loaded with a wide variety of high desert vegetation; it’s a real beauty!! Bidders with -0- , please contact us BEFORE bidding. We reserve the right to cancel bids from bidders who do not comply! We reserve the right to cancel all bids deemed unreliable. The location of this property is exceptional. While still maintaining its’ rural charm, it is just 30-35 minutes from the growing community of Kingman, AZ, or only 35-40 minutes from the lake community of Lake Havasu City, AZ. Also within an hour’s drive is Laughlin, NV a mini Las Vegas style gaming town on the scenic Colorado River. The snow country of Flagstaff (for skiing) is approximately 2 ½ hours. Las Vegas is about a 2-hour drive; Phoenix is just over 3 hours, and for that matter, Los Angeles is only 4 ½ to 5 hours away. You could spend the rest of your life exploring all the wonders of Arizona, and the magnificent Southwest! Kingman, Arizona (and all of Mohave County) has experienced some growth. The Hoover Dam Bypass bridge was completed over a year ago, and with the values in Las Vegas considerably higher, many see Mohave County as the next area of interest. Most of the newer developments have small lots, thus it appears that larger acreage will be at a premium in the future. Meanwhile todays prices are good values. BIDDING IS FOR The Full Cash Price (There is an additional $299 Closing Fee over and above your bid– see below for details) Unlike many other land sellers we will deliver to you a title insurance Policy for the property upon close of the sale – see below for details on what you get for your closing fee & why Title Insurance is so important. You will receive a Special Warranty Deed. Property Details: This beautiful lot is located in Golden Valley Ranchos Unit 1 South approximately 30 miles south of Kingman, and 35 miles northeast of Lake Havasu City. The property is level to gently sloping. Size: – The property is 2.05 acres – Lot dimensions are: North Line 310 ft., South Line 310 ft., East Line 330 ft.(The road frontage on Arlington Road), West Line 330 ft., (See map below) Access: – The lot has good dirt road access and full road frontage. Golden Valley Ranchos Unit 1 South is a legally platted subdivision, recorded with Mohave County & Registered with the State of Arizona. The property has been surveyed by a licensed surveyor and the corners of the property are marked. Electricity & Phone: – Electricity is in the area but not yet to the property. (Just Over 3.5 Miles) Solar energy is a very effective method of providing home energy needs (We have over 300 sunny days each year!) – Most Cell phones work in the area. – Internet access can be obtained using satellite (works great – I have it myself!) Terrain: – The land is rolling with a beautiful high spot for your home or rv. The land is buildable. – - It has beautiful mountain views in all directions. (To the east, the Hualapai mountains, to the west the Mohave & Black Mountains) Zoning: – There are NO DEED RESTRICTIONS, and NO TIME LIMITS to build on this property. So you can build when you are ready. (You will need to get a septic system and obtain a county zoning permit before you build.) Water and Sewer: – Water would be by domestic well or by delivery. Well drillers today are charging between $28-$35/foot for well drilling. This area is relatively undeveloped, so there are no nearby existing wells to estimate the probable depths to water. There are very reliable and affordable water delivery services available, and in Yucca, AZ, you can buy water (25 cents for 50 gallons-and bring it in yourself) – Sewer would be by Septic system (when you are ready to build) approximate cost today is from $4,500 for a standard 3-bedroom system. (The county uses bedrooms to rate the sizes of individual septic systems.) Property Taxes: – Property Taxes are approx. $55 per year. Closing Fee: (We use Pioneer Title Company) – Closing fee includes all escrow charges, title insurance, all recording fees, (Sale is Recorded at the Mohave County Recorders Office) etc. In summary, everything that you need to assure that this property is truly yours. – Why is there a closing fee? We have seen cases over the years where people thought they owned a property, but when they went to sell, there were problems with the title, and the previous owner was long gone. We use a professional title company so that you are certain that what you have paid for and expect is in fact, what you have. Protect yourself when you buy land; insist on title insurance and a recorded deed in your name! Sure, there are opportunities to purchase with no other fees, but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Imagine not having health insurance or insurance on your vehicle. You’ll probably never need it, but if you need it and don’t have it…Well, that’s why we have this ONE-TIME CHARGE. Having Title Insurance means that you will be able to confidently own your land, sell it, will it to your favorite nephew, or whatever you want to do; it’s yours and it’s backed by a licensed title and escrow company. Having title insurance enhances the property value! Satisfaction Guarantee: – If within the first 14 days of purchase you are not completely satisfied, we will cancel the sale, and you will receive a full credit for all monies paid. (We’ll even give you positive !!) After the close of escrow, all sales are final. Please ask any questions and do your investigations prior to bidding. What’s the Area Like? – Well, it’s truly a special place. The first thing that comes to mind is quiet, truly quiet. You can hear the birds, and at night, the skies are often clearer than you’ve ever seen. The milky way is like a string of fine clouds, almost surreal. At times the coyotes will howl close by. The air is fresh, and the sunshine glorious. The weather is wonderful (although it is a little warm in the summer – hey, it’s Arizona!) In the spring, the flowers are a new discovery with each day. Sunsets are an event, you’ll find yourself stopping whatever you’re doing to watch. So many folks have moved here from somewhere else that there is a natural camaraderie, and the laid back Arizona attitude is refreshing. In short, it’s a pristine, tranquil area with a great quality of life. What’s the Next Step? – First, win the bidding. After you’ve successfully won the bid on listing, contact us within 2 days, and we will send you a complete closing package with all the pertinent documents for you to review and sign. Next, you’ll return those documents to us with a check made out to Pioneer Title Company for your full purchase price plus the $299 closing fee. (Personal checks are acceptable, but cashier’s checks are preferred. We are not able to accept credit cards at this time.) We’ll call to confirm receipt of your documents and monies, and give you information about the escrow officer handling your purchase. Within 2-3 weeks after the sale closes, you’ll receive the final documents (including your title insurance policy) from Pioneer Title. You will receive your recorded documents from Mohave County usually within 8-10 weeks. That’s about it! It’s very easy to own your own piece of Sunny Arizona! Nearby Attractions: (Click on Links for More Information) Cities: Kingman, AZ (30-35 Minutes) Laughlin, NV (50-55 Minutes) Las Vegas, NV (2 – 2 ½ Hours) Bullhead City, AZ (50-55 Minutes) Lake Havasu City, AZ (35-40 Minutes) Yucca, AZ (10 Minutes) Oatman, AZ (45 Minutes) Flagstaff, AZ (2 ½ Hours) Phoenix, AZ (3 – 3 ½ Hours) Los Angeles, CA (4 ½ – 5 Hours) San Diego, CA (5 ½ – 6 ½ Hours) Albuquerque, NM (6 – 7 Hours) Route 66: Fun Run (Annual Antique Car Event) Laughlin River Run (Annual Motorcycle Event) Oatman (An Old West Style Mining Town) Ghost Towns Grand Canyon Caverns Historic Sites Parks and Recreation: Grand Canyon National Park Hoover Dam Mt. Nutt Wilderness Area Warm Springs Wilderness Area Wabayuma Peak Wilderness Area Aubrey Peak Wilderness Area State of Arizona Parks Mohave County Parks Lakes/Water Recreation: Lake Havasu Alamo Lake (best bass fishing in the state!) Lake Mohave Lake Mead Colorado River Havasu Wildlife Refuge/Topock Gorge Natural Sights: High Desert Landscape Springtime; Desert in Bloom Joshua Trees Abundant Wildlife Mountain Vistas Sunsets (spectacular) Activities: Hiking/Camping Treasure Hunting (There’s gold in them thar hills!) Horseback Riding Swimming/Boating Fishing/Hunting Off Road Adventuring Birdwatching Astronomy – Great Dark Skies Please only bid If you are serious and wish to buy if you win! Email us (or call us at ) with any questions BEFORE BIDDING. Bidders with -0- PLEASE contact us prior to bidding. This helps protect both you and us! Serious bidders only, please! BIDDING IS FOR THE Full Cash Sale. (There is an additional $299 Closing Fee over and above your bid) (Offer Not Valid Where Prohibited by Local Jurisdiction) Subject Property Highlighted Area Map Lots of Wildlife in This Beautiful Area Spectacular Views & High Desert Vegetation (Actual Photo from Lot) Another Actual Photo from Block E, Lot 1 (Hualapai Mountains in Background) Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Imagine This View from Block E, Lot 1 Out Your Window Yet Another Actual Photo from Block E, Lot 1 (Looking Towards the Black Mountains) Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Another Photo from Block E, Lot 1 One Last Photo from Block E, Lot 1 Take Exit 28 Interstate 40 Go East on Old Trails Pass Under Railroad Bridge .3 Miles East of I-40 Old Trails Turns Right after .1 Mile More – Continue East on Dean Turn Left on Apache After .2 Miles More Turn Right on Lorton After .5 Miles More Turn Left on Arlington After 1.1 Miles More Pass Voss Road After Another 1/2 Mile (No Sign) Property is on the Left After Just Under 1/2 Mile Lot Stake (Southeast Corner of Property) The Hualapai Mountains Offer Great Exploring & Wonder in the Morning Mist Rock Drawings in the Hualapai Mountains Sunsets are Awe Inspiring Yucca, Arizona Post Office A Local Watering Hole in Yucca The excitement of Las Vegas without the crowds – Laughlin, Nevada on the Colorado River Kingman, Arizona along Historic Route 66 Lake Havasu City – Home of the Real London Bridge! On Route 66 to Oatman, AZ – Historic Cool Springs Cabins, Now Being Restored Artists Rendition of the Original Cool Springs Oatman AZ – They Still Have Gunfights & Wild Burros Roam the Streets The Spring Wildflowers are a New Delight Every Day! Beautiful Lake Mohave Lake Mead by Moonlight Nice View of the Colorado River South of Hoover Dam Big Sandy River (View Near Signal – A Ghost Town) Alamo Lake – Preserved for Wildlife & Recreation On the Road to Alamo Lake Alamo Lake – Great Fishing/Camping The Grand Canyon Good Luck & Happy Bidding!! (All Information Deemed Reliable, but Not Guaranteed – Offer Not Valid Where Prohibited by Local Jurisdiction) Seller is Licensed Real Estate Broker

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Arizona Land 2.05 Acrescash Salekingmanlake Havasuroute 66lownice Land Classified

6.5 Acres In Beautiful Arizona Near Quarzsite $18000.00

FLC Support — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 10:21:06 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-02-01T08:25:57.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-03-02T08:25:57.000Z
Listed Price: $18000.00
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: cashion, AZ
This land is located 45 min. East of the California State Line and near the City of Quartzsite. It was zoned for residential, mainly mobile homes, trailers etc. close to road, 15 min. from I 10.

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6.5 Acres In Beautiful Arizona Near Quarzsite Land Classified

Good affordable investment property. Southern Arizona 1/2 Acre Land Near Airport, Golf Course In Cochise County $2600.00

FLC Support — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:21:12 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-31T23:30:22.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-07T23:30:22.000Z
Listed Price: $2600.00
Grab-it Now Price: $3000.00
Property Sellers Location: Michigan City, Indiana
Cochise County is an excellent place to invest in right now as prices will never be lower. There are some big developers buying land in this area and this property is in the path of projected development heading southeast from Tucson. When the market recovers, there will be great earning potential in Cochise County!! At elevation of about 4,000′ the weather here is perfect! WARM days and COOL nights…not as hot as Phoenix or Tucson and not as cold as Northern Arizona. Most of the already developed areas of southeast Arizona like Tucson and Sierra Vista, are getting full and are “built out” and the huge influx of people that are projected to move to this area of Arizona will need to go somewhere. As this area grows, the prices of these lots should drastically increase once developed. Buy now while prices are at this rock bottom level. There is tremendous upside potential for appreciation! This property is within minutes to all essential services. You are looking at a good investment, offered at a great price and I am certain you will be HAPPY with this very nice property!!! Douglas Municipal Golf Course is a 10 minute drive from the property. This property is being sold due to ill health Winner should contact me at auction end by email with their Name, Address and Phone number. The winning bid amount + $175 Doc fee is due via paypal within 24 hours. I will email you an invoice at the end of the auction. Upon payment I will send you the contract for deed along with maps and directions by Priority Mail. Once land is fully paid for I will send you a notarized Deed in your name along with very simple instructions on recording the property with Cochise county. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE Buyer/s acknowledge the land is being purchased “AS IS”, at public online auction, in whatever physical condition, including topography and location the parcel may be found at the time of sale, subject to all existing covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, exploration rights, easements, rights of way, or lack of same, assessments, zoning of record and any land use restrictions. Buyer/s acknowledges having completed their due diligence, inspected the property and investigated its suitability and usability prior to placing a bid, including availability of access and utilities or lack of same, and by placing a bid, hereby accepts real property “AS IS”. Buyer/s are responsible to do their due diligence thoroughly, including a physical inspection of property if at all possible to make sure that property is suitable to their needs. All information and pictures in this ad comes from accurate sources, to the best of our knowledge, but not guaranteed; There is no warranty expressed or implied and all sales are final.

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Southern Arizona 1/2 Acre Land Near Airport, Golf Course In Cochise County Good affordable investment property. Land Classified

1.04 Acre Residential Land Lake Concho Arizona White Mt $1999.00

FLC Support — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 02:21:11 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-29T21:11:30.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-08T21:11:30.000Z
Listed Price: $1999.00
Grab-it Now Price: $2500.00
Property Sellers Location: Concho, Arizona
1.04 ACRE’S OF LAND NEAR LAKE CONCHO. CONCHO VALLEY UNIT 1, LOT 3, BLK 49. CORNER LOT WITH ELECTRIC! YOU CAN MAKE MONTHLY PAYMENTS OTHER LOTS AROUND THIS AREA ARE LISTED AT $12,000 TO $14,000. DONT MISS CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Download Download Download you can google map to see the area. APN PARCEL ID: 201-27-143 yearly taxes are $85.30 annualy CALL RON WITH ANY QUESTIONS So you want to know more about Concho…… The village of Concho, Arizona is located at the northern edge of the White Mountains recreational area of eastern Arizona. Concho is one of the best kept secrets of the White Mountains. Because Concho is “off the beaten path”, the village has been able to keep its small town feel while the residents are still close enough to enjoy all of the amenities of the larger towns. The tourist attractions and business districts of Show Low, Lakeside and Pinetop are just a pleasant 30 minute drive away. Located on Highway 61 in Apache County, the village of Concho was originally settled in the 1800s by New Mexican sheepherders of Basque descent. In the early part of the 1900s, Mormon pioneer families came to settle in the Concho Springs area and the two diverse cultures blended into a unique community. In the 1970’s, a master-planned golf community was developed around Concho Springs and Concho Lake. Concho Valley Golf Course is a public course with an 18 hole championship golf course designed by famed golf course architect, Jack Snyder. Concho Lake is an 80 acre spring-fed reservoir with camping facilities and is stocked annually with rainbow trout. Hon-Dah Casino, Sunrise Ski Resort, hiking trails and many archeological sites are within an easy 40 minute to 2 hour drive from town. The Petrified Forest is 40 minutes away and the Grand Canyon is just a little over 3 hours away. Concho enjoys mild four seasons at an altitude of 6200’. Active retirees and those planning to retire are starting to discover Concho. The area offers great weather, a rural lifestyle, affordable property, and access to a wide range of recreational opportunities. Sports enthusiasts appreciate the close proximity to world-class fishing and hunting available on state, federal and Indian reservation land. Due to the large number of sunny days, good soil and a naturally clean water source, the ranches around Concho are attracting families looking for an eco-conscious lifestyle. During the 1970’s and 1980’s, a wide range of home sites were developed in town. There are ¼ to ½ acre lots for mobile homes, ¼ acre to 1 acre lots for site-built homes and 5 to 20 acre lots with horse privileges. A large portion of these lots offer views of Concho Lake, the golf course, and/or mountains. Surrounding Concho are mini-homestead style ranches of 10, 20, and 40 acres plus large family-owned commercial ranches. See the Lifestyles page for more information. Concho Lake is situated in the town of Concho, in the eastern Arizona grasslands at 6,300 feet (1,900 m) elevation. Much of the surrounding is privately owned; the rest is owned by the Bureau of Land Management. Concho Lake is managed by Arizona Game and Fish Department. Thanks, Ron Any Questions, please call Thanks, Ron

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1.04 Acre Residential Land Lake Concho Arizona White Mt Land Classified

USEFUL INVESTMENT NO RESERVE VIEWS VIEWS GALORE* 5 Acres Primeview Lake Mead City Lot Meadeview Arizona Grand Canyon Las Vegas $372.58

FLC Support — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 10:21:15 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-28T01:00:21.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-27T01:00:21.000Z
Listed Price: $372.58
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: Arizona Mohave County
- For Sale By Owner “NO RESERVE CASH AUCTION” WHAT YOU BID IS ALL YOU PAY Cash Sale The above pictures are from the parcel for sale !!!!! 5 ACRES GENUINE LAKE MEAD CITY VIEW LAND. Please Note: Please Review The Full ad Before Placing Your Bid and Please call or E-mail Luckysandiego with any questions before bidding. Please read and be sure of your purchase before bidding. -For Sale: 5 prime acres Near Lake Mead, the Grand Canyon, the Skywalk, Gold Basin, the City of Meadview and Las Vegas Etc. -Meadview and Lake Mead City are in Mohave County and in the North Western area of Arizona, on the Western Rim of the Grand Canyon in the Mohave Desert Mountains which is also refered to as”The Grapevine Mesa”. Meadview and Lake Mead City are small rural communities nestled in an abundance of Joshua Trees, Yuccas, wildlife and goldmine sites. Some activies are hiking and four-wheeling adventures, boating with fishing and picnic facilities. -The extraordinary sunsets of Lake Mead City and the Grand Wash Cliffs, will make you want to stay and enjoy a very long time – YOU ARE BIDDING ON THE FULL PURCHASE PRICE OF THIS PROPERTY (NOT PAYMENTS). -IS THS A NO RESERVE SALE ? – YES -IS THE TITLE FREE AND CLEAR ? – YES -HAVE THE TAXES BEEN PAID IN FULL ? – YES -ARE THERE ANY LIENS ON THE PROPERTY ? – NONE – ARE THERE DOCUMENT OR CLOSING FEE’S ? – NONE -ARE THERE ASSOCIATION OR HOMEOWNERS FEE’S ? – NONE – THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE WINNING BID IS WHAT YOU PAY. -This Land has access for ATV’ing Galore Surrounded by BLM LAND and LAKE MEAD NATONAL RECREATIONAL AREA Land Surrounds you – lots of room to explore… Recreational opportunities ABSOLUTLEY ! -The Grand Canyon West SKYWALK is just minutes away ! -Located in Near Meadview this parcel is 95 road miles from Las Vegas via US 93 and the New Hoover Dam Bypass Highway Bridge and 34 road miles to Laughlin Nevada or Bull head City Arizona or just 70 miles to Kingman Arizona. – Parcel Number: 338-02-171 Frontier street and North Cedar avenue – Dimensions: 660′ x 330′ – Township, Range, Section: 30N, 16W, 7 – Assessor Description : LAKE MEAD CITY UNIT NO 07 30 16 LOT 171 – Elevation from Sealevel: 2725 feet -The satellite image from Google Earth is accurate so this property is easy to find. Just insert these numbers by copy and paste 36° 0′ 29.9″ N, 114° 2′ 26.5″ W at Google Maps at Maps.google.com or Bing Maps or Yahoo Maps to find the parcel center -The Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, also known as the Hoover Dam Bypass Highway Bridge is open and has greatly reduced the distance/time to Las Vegas. – Lake Mead City and Meadview Chamber of commerce http://www.meadviewazchamber.biz/ -The City of Kingman Chamber of Commerce http://www.kingmanchamber.org/ – For Zoning details please call Mohave County Zoning and Planning -For land Deed or tax questions Please call The Treasurer Of Mohave County at -Please go out and visit the property yourself to appreciate its value and potential. – Shop and Compare ! Check out other offerings for descriptions and attributes in this area of Mohave County. -Check back for updates and additional pictures, Please add this page to your favorites. – WINNING BIDDER PLEASE CONTACT ME WITHIN 24 HRS AFTER THE BIDDING CLOSES. Payment due 5 days after auction close. – Acceptable payment includes Cashers Check, Money Order, Personal Check or Wire Transfer. Wire transfer please add $15.00 – Upon payment clearing, I can E mail you a copy of the as produced documents for your approval. I can Priority Mail the Deed/Documents to the Mohave County Recorder in Your Name. -Bidders please note: Bid Early Bid Often as many auctions are won by placing a proxy bid or bidding in the last 20 seconds of the sale. Bid early Bid often. -All the information is accurate to the best of my knowledge. The buyer is responsible to do their own verification and due diligence. -Please ask ANY questions you may have regarding your purchase of this parcel before bidding by calling the OWNER at or E-mail LUCKYSANDIEGO -, Your positive and five star rating are very important to me. If you are not completely satisfied with the service I have given please give me the opportunity to correct this before giving a negative or neutral . Please E-mail or call as I am here to help. Your satisfaction including your positive 5 star rating is my goal. -Sold as is, sale is final. -For information on residential land developments, Solar/Wind power generation developments as well as compairiables “comps” for this area please “Google search” Mohave County AZ A little about Mohave County Arizona -As estimated 1,000 miles of freshwater shoreline lie within Mohave County, including Lake Havasu, Lake Mead, Lake Mohave, Red Lake and Alamo Lake. The western boundary of Mohave County is formed by the beautiful Colorado River. The western rim of the Grand Canyon and the Hualapai, Cerbat, and Music Mountains offer breathtaking views and contrasting climates. Recreational opportunities abound including camping, boating, fishing, waterskiing, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, horseback riding, Wild horse roundup, rockhounding, Prospecting, 4 wheeling, ATV riding or just enjoying the natural beauty of this Southwestern paradise. -To the South The City of Kingman is a regional trade, service and distribution center for northwestern Arizona. Its proximity to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Laughlin and the Grand Canyon has made tourism, manufacturing/distribution, and transportation the leading industries. -Kingman has a fully developed rail-served Airporrt & Industrial Park. With reasonable land costs it attracts manufacturers and distributors who wish to serve the Western states. Historic Route 66 which runs through Kingman offers the longest remaining preserved length of old U.S. Route 66 left in the United States.

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0% OWNER FINANCE – EXCELLENT LOCATION AND POTENTIAL 41.70 Acres Northern Arizona Ranch – Lots Of Trees! Fantastic Views! $202.50

FLC Support — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 06:21:24 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-20T02:00:31.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-19T02:00:31.000Z
Listed Price: $202.50
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: Saint Johns, Arizona
This large 41.70 Acre ranch property borders Navajo land on the west, is VERY well treed and has great views too (see aerial and topographic maps above)! This property should also provide an excellent long-term investment in an area that has all of the conveniences of an urban development but located in a private and rural like setting. This is one of the most beautiful and spectacular areas of the state. Several cattle ranchers have approached us wanting to lease our land for grazing which can reduce county taxes to under $10/yr typically and also get yearly payments as well – additional advantage to someone who may be interested in that… We can fully finance the sale of this property and can come up with a payment schedule that you can meet if the one proposed below does not meet your needs. Bidding is for the downpayment only. Less than $400/acre -> $190/mo for 7 years and 0% interest! Interest in real estate is really starting to pick up again so don’t miss out! The parcel is located in the secluded high county of the Colorado Plateau in Arizona. Grasslands punctuated with stands of pinon-juniper pines that grade into Ponderosa Pine and Aspen at higher elevations are characteristic of the region. The terrain of the region is typically flat to rolling with frequent outcrops of ancient sandstone and deeply incised river canyons. Nearby are the dramatic geological formations of the San Francisco Peaks, the Grand Canyon, the Petrified Forest/Painted Desert and Monument Valley. APN: 206-08-002G SIZE: 41.70 Acres± COUNTY: Apache CLOSEST CITY: Saint Johns STATE: AZ ZIP CODE: 85936 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: COM SE COR SEC 7 T18N R28E N 1470′ TO POB W 2098′ NLY 993.83′ E 1707.41′ S 920′ TO POB CONVEYANCE DOCUMENT: Special Warranty Deed PROPERTY TAX: Approximately $180.00/year. (completely up to date) 2010 ASSESSED VALUE: $13,053.00 ASSOCIATION DUES: 0 POWER: In the area but not to the lot line (solar, wind or alternative system) WATER: N/A (well or alternative system) SEWER: N/A (septic or alternative system) PHONE: Mobile or Satellite ROADS: Dirt TIME TO BUILD: There is no time limit to build. ZONING: 0004-VL-UNDET-RUR-NONSUBDIVID (see county for details) GPS COORDINATES: Lat/Lng –> 34.970913,-109.404395 GENERAL LOCATION: ~35mi North of Saint Johns, AZ GENERAL ELEVATION: 6660′ TYPE OF TERRAIN: Flat to rolling with beautiful views DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From Saint Johns, AZ take the AZ-61/US-191 north approximately 30 miles out of town and turn left (west) on County Road 7230 which is 0.4 miles north of the AZ-61/US-191 split – continue on US-191. Continue west on County Road 7230 9.3 miles and turn right (north) for 3.0 miles and turn left (west) and proceed 0.3 miles and then turn right (north) and the property will be just off to the right side of the road (Navajo land on the left side). All roads leading to the property may not have been completed and road signs may not be present. You are bidding on the down payment of this property with just a $190 start price. Monthly payments are $190 for 84 months (7 years) at 0% annual interest plus the real estate taxes for the duration of the loan. If the bidding goes higher than the initial $190 start price then any amount over the initial bid price will be subtracted from the back end of the loan. The full purchase price is only $15,960.00 (less than $400/acre!). No penalty for pre-payment and everyone qualifies! There is no document / preparation fee associated with this transaction and no hidden fees. THIS IS AN OWNER FINANCED AUCTION! ONLY $190 DOWN / $190 MONTH!!! NO RECORDING FEE! SEE TERMS FOR DETAILS. The Winning bidder should contact us at auction end by email with their Name, Address and Phone number. The winning bid downpayment amount is due via Paypal, cashiers checks, Money Orders, or personal checks (with time to clear bank) within 5 days. We will email you an invoice at the end of the auction. Upon payment of the downpayment we will mail your land contract for your review and approval by Priority Mail. We will pay all fees associated with the transfer to the County. Once we receive your final payment, the County will then send you your original recorded deed for your files. If any questions arise don’t hesitate to ask. Monthly payments may be by PayPal (can be setup for auto-pay for convenience), personal checks, Money orders or cashiers checks will also be accepted. The buyer may utilize the services of a note servicing company if desired, but additional initial and monthly charges will apply. We will prepare all paperwork, pay all fees to the county and have the deed recorded in your name upon receipt of your final payment. Upon receiving your bid and email address, the bidder will receive an e-mail outlining closing instructions. Buyer/s acknowledge the land is being purchased “AS IS”, at public online auction, in whatever physical condition, including topography and/or location the parcel may be found at the time of sale, subject to all existing covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, exploration rights, easements, rights of way, or lack of same, assessments, zoning of record and any land use restrictions. Buyer/s acknowledges having inspected the property and investigated its suitability and usability prior to placing a bid, including availability of access and utilities or lack of same, and by placing a bid, hereby accepts real property “AS IS”. Seller reserves the right to end auction early since property is also for sale outside of listing. Buyer/s are encouraged and responsible to do their due diligence thoroughly, including a physical inspection of property if at all possible and make sure that property is suitable to their needs. All information and pictures in this listing comes from accurate sources and is to the best of my knowledge but is not guaranteed; There is no warranty expressed or implied and all sales are final. Property Area Description: Petrified Forest National Park – located just 20 miles away from this property is the internationally famous Petrified Forest National Park, the largest park where visitors can walk among giant fallen petrified wood. Meteor Crater – 50,000 years ago, with an explosive force greater than 20 million tons of TNT, a meteorite estimated to be about 150 feet across, slammed into the earth just a half-day’s drive from Southern Apache County. Accessible via Interstate 40, the crater is 550 feet deep, 2.4 miles in circumference, and is open to the public. The Museum of Astrogeology, interpretive displays, guided rim trail hike, gift shop, and snack bar are found in the Visitor’s Center. Lyman Lake State Park – Located just minutes from St. Johns and Springerville, this 1,180-acre park encompasses the shoreline of the man-made reservoir. As one of the largest lakes in northeastern Arizona, there are no size restrictions on boats, thus allowing for speed boats and water skiing. The park features improved campgrounds and hookups, and its group ramadas are popular locations for local residents. Paved boat ramps, restrooms, showers, and a small herd of buffalo that reside in the park make the park a unique destination for residents and visitors. Special interpretive programs, tournaments, and fireworks are available throughout the summer months. Sunrise Ski Resort – 65 runs over three mountains, separate snowboarding area, cross country ski trails, and a special children’s area make this resort one of the most popular in the southwest. Owned and operated by the White Mountain Apache Tribe, the high speed quad chairlifts, with a capacity in excess of 16,000 skiers per hour, are also open during the spring months for scenic viewing. Big Lake Recreation Area/Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests – An integral part of the communities is the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, home to one of the largest Ponderosa Pine stands in the world. The 2-million acre forest is home to more than 410 species of wildlife. Each year, the 35 lakes, 680 miles of streams, 36 campgrounds, and over 950 miles of trails are visited over 5 million times. The Big Lake Recreation Area is home to one of the largest newly developed recreation facilities, featuring improved campgrounds, hookups, and shower facilities. During the winter months, the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest is also home to one of the largest winter recreation areas in the southwest, where cross-country skiing trails, snowmobile rentals, and sledding areas are open to the public. Monument Valley – Each year, millions of visitors, principally from Europe and Asia, flock to this internationally famous destination on the northernmost portion of the Navajo Nation. Here, visitors can drive into the park in private vehicles, escorts with local Navajo Tour Guides, or for a fee, camp in the park. A Visitor’s Center provides food and areas for demonstration of native arts and crafts, many of which are for sale. Monument Valley is famous for its spectacularly scenic overlooks, and is a favorite destination for Hollywood producers since the era of the John Ford western, to current day film and commercials.

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41.70 Acres Northern Arizona Ranch – Lots Of Trees! Fantastic Views! 0% OWNER FINANCE – EXCELLENT LOCATION AND POTENTIAL Land Classified

1.07 Ac Residential Lotdolan Springs Arizona70 Miles To Las Vegas!! $1195.00

FLC Support — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 02:21:17 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-23T22:30:46.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-22T22:30:46.000Z
Listed Price: $1195.00
Grab-it Now Price: $1195.00
Property Sellers Location: Dolan Springs, Arizona
1.07 ACRE LOT IN DOLAN SPRINGS AREA OF MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA Description: 1.07 acres of vacant land in Mohave County, approx 3 miles east of Pierce Ferry Road. This area saw prices skyrocketing a few years ago, this is a great time to buy here and reap the rewards later as prices are starting to climb back up. This property is in a yet to be developed area, hence the low price it is offered at. According to Mohave County Assessor it is valued at $3,367.00This lot has a physical address assigned: 17724 North Revena Drive, Dolan Springs, AZ, if you enter that on www.googlemaps.com it’ll put you right on it. LOTS IN THIS AREA WERE SELLING FOR $10,000 AND UP A FEW YEARS AGO. THE CHEAPEST LOT I FOUND NEAR THIS ONE IS LISTED FOR $5,000 HERE’S YOUR CHANCE FOR A GREAT DEAL!! THESE LISTING ARE VERY COSTLY SO I EMPHASIZE THAT ONLY SERIOUS BIDDERS PARTICIPATE!! IF YOU HAVE LESS THAN 5 POSITIVE S YOU MUST CONTACT ME BY EMAIL WITH YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER PRIOR TO PLACING A BID In addition to the High Bid Amount there is a $275 Doc fee which helps cover expenses such as listing fees, mailing, notarizing, and recording costs. This lot will be conveyed to your ownership by a Warranty Deed. PIERCE FERRY ROAD AND 17TH ST – LOOKING EAST TOWARDS LOT AREA ANOTHER PICTURE ON PIERCE FERRY ROAD – LOOKING EAST TOWARDS LOT AREA TYPICAL AREA VIEWS PROPERTY INFORMATION APN 328-02-302 MOHAVE COUNTY Size: 1.07 Acres, 177′ X 264′ Terrain: Rolling terrain at elevation of 3,800′ feet above sea level. Access to subdivision: From Hwy 93 to Pierce Ferry Road and then by dirt roads. It appears on maps that the way to reach the lot is by 18th Street. There is Legal access to the lot with recorded streets, see plat map. Zoning: Residential Water: By Holding Tank or drilling a well. Sewer: would be by installing a septic system upon county approval. Utilities: None, this land is off the grid, solar would be the ideal eco friendly option!! Time Limit to Build: None Association Dues: None Title: Free and clear and is 100% marketable! Taxes: Approximately $50 per year. Taxes are paid current.I have not been to this lot, I only have this one lot and haven’t had a chance to visit. PLAT MAP MAPS PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE LISTING BEFORE YOU BID IT IS VERY COSTLY TO CONDUCT THIS AUCTION SO PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING AND BID ONLY IF YOU INTEND TO CONCLUDE THIS TRANSACTION EXACTLY PER THE TERMS AND TIME FRAME INDICATED BELOW. END OF AUCTION – PAYMENT INSTRUCTION Winner should contact me at auction end by email with their Name, Address and Phone number. The winning bid amount + $275 Doc Fee is due via paypal or Cashiers Check within 72 hours. I will email you an invoice at the end of the auction. Upon payment I will send you a Warranty Deed along with simple instructions on recording the property with Mohave county. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE Buyer/s acknowledge the land is being purchased “AS IS”, at public online auction, in whatever physical condition, including topography and/or location the parcel may be found at the time of sale, subject to all existing covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, exploration rights, easements, rights of way, or lack of same, assessments, zoning of record and any land use restrictions. Buyer/s acknowledges having inspected the property and/or investigated its suitability and usability prior to placing a bid, including availability of access and utilities or lack of same, and by placing a bid, hereby accepts real property “AS IS”. Buyer/s are encouraged and responsible to do their due diligence thoroughly, including a physical inspection of property if at all possible and make sure that property is suitable to their needs. All information and pictures in this listing comes from accurate sources and is to the best of my knowledge but not guaranteed; There is no warranty expressed or implied and all sales are final. Thank you for looking! offered listing List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

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1.07 Ac Residential Lotdolan Springs Arizona70 Miles To Las Vegas!! Land Classified

QUIET AREA WITH SCATTER HOUSES AND JUNIPER/PINON TREES Nice Treed 40 Acres Arizona In Juniperwood Ranch, Cash Sale $1025.00

FLC Support — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 18:21:34 +0000

Land Listing Date: 2012-01-21T03:30:50.000Z
Land Auction Ends: 2012-02-20T03:30:50.000Z
Listed Price: $1025.00
Grab-it Now Price: $0.00
Property Sellers Location: Ash Fork, Arizona
40 ACRES JUNIPERWOOD RANCH, ARIZONA YAVAPAI COUNTY Great opportunity, good investment to own this nice 40 acre land, this is not a cactus/tumbleweed property that seems to be typical of low priced AZ online store property, this lot is part of the Juniperwood Ranch one of the pristine and most beautiful locations Near town and south from Grand Canyon one of the world’s natural wonders Here you can enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains, nature, wonderful sunsets, clean air, peace and quiet, or to watch the mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, mountain lion, javelina, dove, quail, etc. This area offers many recreational activities, nearby are hiking, hunting, fishing, biking, ATV adventures in a variety of state parks, recreational areas, the Kaibab National Forest, the Prescott National Forest, San Francisco Mtns, Bill Williams Mtns, Juniper Mtns and Grand Canyon PROPERTY INFORMATION Legal description Parcel 436, Juniperwood Ranch, Unit 2 County/State Yavapai County, Arizona Title free and clear of any lien. Title will be transfer by Warranty Deed Location Ash Fork Size 40 acres Zoning RCU-10A residential APN 302-02-486 Access recorded legal access. From Hwy 40 there is a county maintained road and then unmaintained dirt road and easements Association Fees none Elevation varies from approx 5,850 ft to 5,995 ft with nice gentle hills Terrain is hilly with lots of juniper and pinon trees, covered with grasses, brushes and wildflowers Mineral Rights are not included Water by well to be done by buyer or haul water Power by generator, solar or wind Property taxes about $438.00 per year, are currently paid Closing Fee Buyer will pay $200 for document preparation done by the Seller and recording fee. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION This property is situated in Juniperwood Ranch, about 18 miles south from Ash Fork, in Yavapai County, Arizona. Located in an area with lots of juniper and pinon trees. You can build your own private dream house, in which you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery with awesome skies and wildlife. It is prime acreage within minutes to the National Forest Land, to mountains, lakes, streams, etc. fishing, hunting, camping and more all in your back yard. The parcel has recorded legal access. The property elevation varies from approximately 5,850 ft to 5,995 ft with nice gentle hills, it has lots of juniper and pinon trees, grasses, brushes and wild flowers. You can build or have a manufactured home. Power is to be by generator, solar or wind and water by well (to be done by the buyer) or haul water. Wildlife in the area include pronghorn antelope, elk, mule deer, javelina, mountain lion, dove, quail, etc. Juniperwood Ranch is located south from Ash Fork. It has a wide range of topography from thick mature forests of juniper and pinion pine trees, to rolling prairie with stunning views. It is off-grid living and alternative home building. There are straw bale homes, earth ship homes, cord wood homes and other, many beautiful homes operating solely from solar and/or wind power. Ash Fork is a County governed unincorporated township, with rich history, it was one of the many railroad towns across the U.S. It is a town of 500 with a larger population in the outlying areas. Ash Fork´s current claim to fame is being the “Flagstone Capital of the World.” Surrounded by national forests, it is one of Northern Arizona´s best kept secrets. In addition to the gas stations, motels and restaurant there is a medical facility, a public school (K-12). Surrounding attractions: located south of Ash Fork and close to Williams and Flagstaff with all amenities, there is just so much to see and do including the Grand Canyon National Park, Kaibab National Forest, Prescott National Forest, San Francisco Mtns, Bill Williams Mtns, Juniper Mtns, Route 66 Heritage, and more. Activities in the area include hunting, hiking, camping, fishing, Indian ruin exploration, camping, golf, swimming, softball, tennis, bowling, etc, or just enjoying some peace and quiet. Approximated distances in miles: Ash Fork 18, Williams 36, Seligman 32, Parks 50, Prescott 64, Flagstaff 71, Grand Canyon 91, Kingman 101, Winslow 126, Holbrook 159, Phoenix 161, Show Low 206, St. Johns 215, Tucson 270, Las Vegas, NV 206, Gallup, NM 253, Albuquerque, NM 390, Moab, UT 391. JUNIPERWOOD RANCH ASH FORK Ash Fork is located in north-central Arizona at the junction of state Highway 89 and Interstate 40 on Historic Route 66. The Kaibab and Coconino National Forest mountain peaks, with Bill Williams Mountain (9,256 feet) and Humphrey’s Peak (12,611 feet), dominate the eastern horizon. The community started as a stage depot situated under a group of ash trees at the fork of Ash Creek. The arrival of the railroad in 1882 changed the economy of the area. In 1883, a post office was established; in 1885, Wells Fargo built a station in the area. The Santa Fe Railway line to Phoenix connects with the main line here. Five miles northeast of Ash Fork are two historic dams built by the Railroad. Predominant economic activities are tourism, mining, and cattle ranching. The trade and services sectors are strong because of tourism and the truck volume on I-40. There are five stone yards which quarry and ship nationwide the beautiful flagstone found north and south of town. Adding to the economy is a sawmill on the west side of town. Kaibab Estates, north of town, and Juniperwood Ranches, to the south, are having an impact on the community as people move into these areas. In the north central mountain country of Arizona, Ash Fork’s moderate climate and excellent location make it a perfect stopping point to see the surrounding area. Historic Route 66 runs the length of the town; some businesses along the route have operated since the road’s beginning in 1926. The first federally funded interstate highway, Beale Road, is 15 miles north. Dante’s Descent (Devil’s Hole), a natural sink hole 380-feet deep, is five miles northwest. Attractions within an hour’s drive include the San Francisco Peaks, Fairfield Snow Bowl, Northern Arizona Museum, Lowell Observatory, Lake Mary, Mormon Lake, Meteor Crater, Sunset Crater, Tuzigoot National Monument, Walnut Canyon, Sycamore Canyon, White Horse Lake, Kaibab Lake, Grand Canyon Caverns and the spectacular Grand Canyon. WILLIAMS, AZ Is a gateway to the Grand Canyon, a very picturesque mountain town with Route 66 as the Main Street. Less than an hour from the Grand Canyon, Williams has so many things to do, the Grand Canyon Railway departs from the train depot for the Canyon every day, see bears and amazing wildlife up close in Bearizona, walk, dine, and shop in historic downtown on Route 66 or stay in a motel right on the Mother Road. The town is nestled at the base of Bill Williams Mountain in one of the largest Ponderosa Pine Forests in the world and there are miles of hiking trails, fishing, horseback riding, and skiing. Williams Main Street is one the best preserved stretches of the Mother Road in America. Walk Main Street and you’ll find vintage neon on buildings that are preserved to their original character, lots of fun shops with Route 66 merchandise, restaurants that have the character of the Route 66 heyday of the 50’s, coffee shops, internet cafes, and fine dining. Cowboys swagger through downtown and a gunfight breaks out every night right in the middle of the Mother Road April through October. Experience the down home friendliness of Williams year round during Festivals that range from rodeos, car shows, mountain men fests, home town beauty pageants, and the Christmas season Polar Express. The Grand Canyon Railway is a magical way to spend a day. Ride the train to the Grand Canyon, one of the world’s natural wonders, and enjoy singing cowboys, great Arizona scenery, and a walk along the South rim of the Canyon. Visit Bearizona where you will experience animal wildlife the way it is meant to be, in a natural environment. Take a walk down Main Street (also known as the Mother Road) and peek into shops, have a cool drink in a Wild West saloon or a vintage soda fountain. Bring your golf clubs and play 18 at the acclaimed Elephants Rock Golf Course. Outdoor adventurers will enjoy a scenic drive through Sycamore Canyon or fishing, hiking, hunting and camping in a variety of state parks, recreational areas, or the Kaibab National Forest. Take a horseback ride on a trail below Bill Williams Mountain or take a guided tour with a local tour company that explores the Grand Canyon and the area around Williams. From hiking tours to helicopter and rafting tours, the tour companies offer unique ways to see and learn about the surrounding area from personal guides to jeep tours. KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST, KAIBAB LAKE CAMPGROUND The Kaibab National Forest is comprised of 1.5 million acres. It is split into two section and is located in northern Arizona. It borders the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon National Park. There are nine developed campgrounds. As the most northern national forest in Arizona, the Kaibab (Pauite for “mountain laying down”) National Forest is located both to north and south of the Grand Canyon National Park (NP). However, the Kaibab National Forest has more to offer than a convenient camping location to the Grand Canyon. The Forest also offers visitors hiking, fishing, and auto tours, along with access to wonders the Grand Canyon (NP). The Kaibab National Forest reaches from Ponderosa pine covered mountains around Williams, Arizona to the Pinon and Juniper plains of Fredonia, Arizona. Although there are few natural bodies of water, there are several man-made lakes near Williams providing water for recreation, irrigation, and drinking water to the area. The largest of these lakes is Dogtown Lake, named for the Prairie Dog dogtown now submerged below the lake’s surface. The smallest, Cataract Lake, offers some of the best waterfowl viewing in the Forest. Canoers will enjoy White Horse Lake. And, only Kaibab Lake has a wheelchair friendly fishing pier. Fishing for Rainbow trout and catfish is permitted in each lake and each has an attractive, rustic campground. Kaibab Lake campground, good for recreational vehicle (RV) and motorhome camping enthusiasts, is just off State Route 64, a major route to the Grand Canyon National Park (south rim). The campground is frequently used by people on route to the Park. This campground is also convenient to the attractions of Williams. Some regard the Kaibab’s campgrounds as simply overflow facilities for the Grand Canyon NP but the campgrounds have a great deal more to offer. Ten-X campground, offering outstanding camp sites for all campers, is located five-miles from the Park’s southern entrance, offers spacious sites among Ponderosa pine and gamble oaks. Most sites offer privacy and seclusion and there are some large pull throughs for the biggest rigs. In addition, Ten-X offers interpretive programs, an occasional visit from an elk, frequent glimpses of the Kaibab squirrel, and lots of elbow room. To reach the northern section of the Kaibab National Forest requires a drive through the Painted Desert and Marble Canyon. For those who think deserts are dry, dull places this drive will be an eye-opening experience. A rainbow of colors can be seen along the route, changing as daylight progresses into night. This route crosses the Colorado River at Lee Ferry, one of only three bridges that span this river. Watch for the “Chinese hat” formations, colorful Vermillion Cliffs, the rock houses of Rock House Valley, and stop at Valley View on State Route 89A for a breathtaking view. Northern Kaibab National Forest is an island surrounded by lower elevation plains. A thousand foot greater elevation provides the Kaibab with a thick mixed conifer forest dotted with huge alpine meadows. With much fewer visitors exploring this area, wildlife abounds. Here, mule deer, elk, pronghorn antelope and black bear are often seen. GRANT CANYON NATIONAL PARK A powerful and inspiring landscape, the Grand Canyon overwhelms our senses through its immense size; 277 river miles (446km) long, up to 18 miles (29km) wide, and a mile (1.6km) deep. A 277 mile long (446 km) canyon separates the park into South and North Rims. The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River is a mile-deep, (1.6 km) and creates a barrier that bisects the park. Even though the average distance across the canyon is only 10 miles/ 16 km, be aware that it is a five-hour drive of 215 miles/ 346 km between the park’s South Rim Village and the North Rim Village. Scenery, climate and vegetation are noticeably different between north and south rims because of differences in elevation. It is almost like having two parks in one and it takes time, planning and effort to be able to visit both sides of the Canyon in one trip. The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is open all year and is located on the “Arizona” side of the Canyon. The South Rim is closer to Interstate 40 and to the transportation centers of Williams, Flagstaff and Phoenix, Arizona. The South Rim also has a local airport and rail service. Because of it’s 8,000 ft/ 2438m elevation, the North Rim of the park is only open from May through October. The North Rim is located on the “Utah” side of the Canyon. The nearest towns to the park’s North Rim village are Fredonia, Arizona, and Kanab, Utah. There is no airport or rail service to the park. (that means that the North Rim village may only be reached by road). The Grand Canyon National Park has other convenient things to offer, there are three different river trip opportunities through the park, a variety of lodging facilities are available, there are marketplaces with grocery and gift shops and restaurants, coin operated laundry and showers, Chase Bank and ATM, post office, a clinic. Camping, hiking, and backpacking equipment may be purchased or rented at the General Store at Market Plaza. Propane in exchangeable tanks is available, child day care, religious services, and more. PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST Comprised of about 1.25 million acres, the Prescott borders three other National Forests in Arizona: Kaibab, Coconino, and Tonto. Roughly half of the forest lies west of the city of Prescott, Arizona, in the Juniper, Santa Maria, Sierra Prieta, and Bradshaw Mountains. The other half of the Forest lies east of Prescott and takes in the Black Hills, Mingus Mountain, Black Mesa, and the headwaters of the Verde River. Portions of the Prescott National Forest today are much the same are they were when Sam Miller panned for gold in Lynx Creek and was wounded by a cougar, or when General Crook’s flag fluttered over Palace Station. At the lowest elevation, the primary vegetation is of the Sonoran Desert type. As the elevation rises, chaparral becomes common, followed by pinon pine and juniper. Above that, Ponderosa pine dominates the landscape. Summer visitors seeking relief from the hot weather of the desert come to Prescott to camp, fish, picnic, hike and ride. The main recreation season generally runs from May to October; however, winter daytime temperatures are moderate and the Prescott National Forest can be enjoyed all year. The forest contains 10 campgrounds, 4 group reservation campgrounds, 7 picnic areas, and 2 group reservation picnic areas. Most of the developed recreation sites are located in the pines with 5 of the campgrounds and two of the picnic areas situated near man made lakes. Several developed sites offer barrier-free access for users experiencing disabilities. Nearly 450 miles of scenic trails for hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, or mountain biking are offered on the Prescott National Forest. The forest also contains one National Recreational Trail (Granite Mountain Trail) and one National Historic Study trail (General Crook Trail). The mild climate allows the trails to be enjoyed year-round. For the more daring visitors, the forest offers opportunities for hang gliding, technical rock climbing and bouldering, whitewater rafting, and excellent mountain bicycling. The Prescott National Forest is guardian of more than 100,000 acres of wilderness represented by 8 wilderness areas. Of these, Granite Mountain Wilderness is the most popular because it is only 20 minutes from Prescott by paved road. Travel is limited to foot or horseback in wilderness areas. Currently, the forest is being challenged to increase its emphasis on wildfire and recreation management programs. Some sites are closed during the Winter months, and during wet weather, recreation sites may be closed to prevent resource damage. Please contact the district office responsible for the site you want to visit to be sure it is open. WUPATKI NATIONAL MONUMENT The Wupatki National Monument is a National Monument located in north-central Arizona, near Flagstaff. Rich in Native American ruins, the monument is administered by the National Park Service in close conjunction with the nearby Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. Wupatki was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966. The many settlement sites scattered throughout the monument were built by the Ancient Pueblo People, more specifically the Sinagua, Cohonina, and Kayenta Anasazi. Wupatki was first inhabited around 500CE. A major population influx began soon after the eruption of Sunset Crater in the 11th century (between 1040–1100), which blanketed the area with volcanic ash; this improved agricultural productivity and the soil’s ability to retain water. By 1182, about 85 to 100 people lived at Wupatki Pueblo and by 1225, the site was permanently abandoned. It was a 100-room pueblo with a community room and ball court; making it the largest building for nearly fifty miles. There have also been nearby secondary structures uncovered, including two kivalike structures. Based on a careful survey of archaeological sites conducted in the 1980s, an estimated 2000 immigrants moved into the area during the century following the eruption. Agriculture was based mainly on corn and squash raised from the arid land without irrigation. In the Wupatki site, the residents harvested rain water due to the rarity of springs. Around 800 years ago, the Wupatki site was the largest pueblo around. The dwelling’s walls, many of which still stand, were constructed from flat red stones held together with mortar. Each settlement was constructed as a single building, sometimes with scores of rooms. The largest settlement on monument territory is the Wupatki Ruin, “Tall House” in the Hopi language, built around a natural rock outcropping. With over 100 rooms, this ruin is believed to be the area’s tallest and largest structure for its time period. The monument also contain ruins identified as a ball court, similar to the courts found in Meso-America and in the Hohokam ruins of southern Arizona; this is the northernmost example of this kind of structure. This site also contains a geological blowhole. Other major sites are Wukoki and The Citadel. Wupatki is called Anaasází Bikin in Navajo, which translates as Houses of the Enemies. Today Wupatki appears empty and abandoned. Though it is no longer physically occupied, Hopi believe the people who lived and died here remain as spiritual guardians. Stories of Wupatki are passed on among Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and perhaps other tribes. Members of the Hopi Bear, Sand, Lizard, Rattlesnake, Water, Snow, and Katsina Clans return periodically to enrich their personal understanding of their clan history. Wupatki is remembered and cared for, not abandoned. TERMS The property is sold on “as is” condition. The sale is final. All information included in this listing has come from reliable sources and is accurate to the best of our knowledge, we do not have more information, other than described. Seller does not make any warranties expressed or implied, nor assumes any liability whatsoever to include without limitation, soil conditions, drainage, build ability or accessibility regarding this property. We do guarantee free and clear title with no liens. Taxes are currently paid. Buyer is required to read the entire listing, to perform all due diligence and to ask all questions, by bidding you acknowledge and agree that you have done all your due diligence on the property. Buyer will establish contact with the seller within 24 hours after the end of the auction and will provide the name in which the agreement will be on, address, telephone and fax numbers, full payment expected within 4 days to be done by cashier’s check or wire transfer. Buyer will pay $200 for document preparation done by the Seller and recording fee. Title will be transfer by Warranty Deed. We reserve the right to cancel this auction if the land is no longer available. Thank you !

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