Beautiful Residential Lot at Twin Lakes Country Club, Willcox, Cochise County AZ

Description

No Reserve Auction!
THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE DEED TO THE PROPERTY, NOT THE
DOWN-PAYMENT
.
FINAL SALES PRICE WILL BE THE WINNING
BID + THE DOCUMENT TRANSFER FEE.
Up for your consideration we have a beautiful
residential
lot which is located in the Twin Lakes Country Club subdivision on Concho Drive in Cochise County, Arizona. This is a vacant rural land lot.
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE DESCRIPTION OF THIS LISTING. WITH BIDDING ON THIS AUCTION YOU AGREE THAT YOU DID YOUR "
DUE
DILIGENCE
"
TO YOUR SATISFACTION PRIOR TO BIDDING, AND
AGREE
WITH THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS THAT ARE DESCRIBED BELOW.
If you have still have any questions after reading this listing from top to bottom, please feel free to send me a message through eBay. Serious bidders only!
Be Smart Buy Land! They're not making it anymore!
Lot Information:
Type : Residential Lot
Lot Sq/ft: 10.794
Lot Acres: 0.25
APN #: 203-58-100
Lat/Lon: 32.226729/-109.839969
Annual Taxes:
Property taxes are paid current.
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ERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The final sales price will be the winning bid + 5 for the document transfer fee.
Once the auction has closed, the winning Bidder must contact us and make the payment within 72 hours.
At the end of the auction, we will email you the purchase documents. Once all signed document have been received back and payment has cleared, we will prepare the Warranty Deed for final recording. Please note that this transfer of title is a "process" and some things are out of the Sellers control. But as always in a Real Estate transaction, time is of the essence!
We accept Zelle, Personal Checks, Cashiers Checks, US Postal Money Order or Bank Transfer.
All mail will be provided with tracking #'s. No returns or refunds.
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Vacant_Land and affiliated LLC,
is selling vacant land in AS IS -WHERE IS condition.  Seller makes no representation, warranties of any kind, expressed or implied regarding the nature, value, source, authenticity, fitness, or any other aspect or characteristics of properties. Seller makes no representation as to future prospects for increases in value of the properties. All information provided has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.  Upon purchase, buyer(s) becomes legally responsible for the property. All information contained in the listings has come from reliable sources and is accurate to the best of our knowledge. We make no guarantee expressed or implied as to the location, condition, accessibility, terrain, build-ability or any information.We purchase land in bulk and do not always have the chance to view the land for ourselves because of travel distances. The pictures taken of the properties are of the lot for sale and surrounding areas.
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About Willcox, AZ
Willcox is located on Interstate 10 halfway between Phoenix, Arizona and El Paso, Texas, approximately 90 miles east of Tucson. Willcox is in the northern section of  the Sulphur Springs Valley which cuts through Cochise County for nearly 100 miles averaging more than 15 miles in width. Willcox was established in 1880 and incorporated in 1915.  Willcox serves as the major trade and service center for agriculture and tourism within the county.
History
Willcox began as a small cow town and was once known as the "Cattle Capital" of the nation. Cattle are still an important aspect of the economy, and a large livestock auction is held annually in Willcox.
Row crops such as cotton and small grains are significant as well. The diversification of agriculture has resulted in the establishment of apple orchards, pistachio and pecan groves, ostrich farms, grape vineyards and two hydroponics tomato green houses.
A well-established
U-Pick-it
industry provides fresh produce for all of Southern Arizona and Southwestern New Mexico. There are dozens of U-Pick farms in the Willcox area.  A variety of different fruits and vegetables can be harvested, and has become a tradition for many families to travel to Willcox annually to pick their own fresh produce. Tourists, as well as traveling business people also have an important impact on the city's economy.
Population / Elevation
4,000 people in city, 11,000 in general area / 4,156 feet above sea level
Weather / Climate
At a high elevation on the eastern edge of the Sonoran Desert, Willcox has a mild, year-round climate.
History
Willcox began as a small cow town and was once known as the "Cattle Capital" of the nation. Cattle are still an important aspect of the economy, and a large livestock auction is held annually in Willcox.
Row crops such as cotton and small grains are significant as well. The diversification of agriculture has resulted in the establishment of apple orchards, pistachio and pecan groves, ostrich farms, grape vineyards and two hydroponics tomato green houses.
A well-established
U-Pick-it
industry provides fresh produce for all of Southern Arizona and Southwestern New Mexico. There are dozens of U-Pick farms in the Willcox area.  A variety of different fruits and vegetables can be harvested, and has become a tradition for many families to travel to Willcox annually to pick their own fresh produce. Tourists, as well as traveling business people also have an important impact on the city's economy.