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landrepublic
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Condition: Sold as-is
Bel Air, California - Res Lot - Surrounded by Million Dollar Homes! About the property: Parcel # 4379-020-007 10426 W Bonpas Lane, Bel Air, Los Angeles 90077 Lot Size: 2473 sq feet Property Type: Vacant Residential Taxes: Approx $60/year HOA Dues: NONE https://maps.app.goo.gl/eD37yYeQzHBHrauY7 Buyer's pay a 10% buyer's fee to Bid4Assets. Payment/Terms: Payment accepted via cashier’s check, or wire transfer. Payment must be made by the winning bidder within 48 hours of close of auction, unless other arrangements are made. Document Fee: A nominal document fee of $399 will be added to the winning bid on this property. A Warranty deed will be prepared and recorded once payment is made. The land is being sold "as-is where-is" with no warranties either expressed or implied. Your bid is a legal contract to purchase per auction terms and an acknowledgement that you have completed all due diligence before you bid. I have not seen the lot and I have not had any tests or surveys done to the property. It is your responsibility to make sure the property suits your needs prior to bidding. The property is free and clear of encumbrances. Upon receipt of payment in full a Grant Deed is issued to the successful bidder. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Q. Do you have pictures of this property? A. Any photos we have of the property are posted in the auction listing. Most listings include pictures from the surrounding area, but we may not have any actual photos of the property. If they are not in the listing, we do not have them. Q. How do I get to this property? A. Most of our listings include Aerial Maps showing the specific location of the properties. You should be able to locate the property from these maps. Q. Should I look at the property prior to bidding? A. Yes, we have not seen some of our properties and it is your responsibility to make sure that this particular property suits your needs. Q. When do I get my deed to the property? A. Once we receive payment in full, we will mail you within 3-4 days of receipt of payment. Q. If I have a question not answered in the listing, who do I need to speak to? A. Questions on zoning, building restrictions, access etc. can be answered by speaking with the Los Angeles County Offices.
landrepublic
We do not estimate what a specific property owes. Lien and back-tax amounts live in county records and only a title search returns the real number, so any figure produced without one is a guess you should not bid against. Not legal or tax advice - confirm the specifics with a title search and the seller before you bid. Compare all 51 state tax-sale regimes.
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