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2.51 acres of land off County Road 423. Mobile homes and RV's allowed. Great investment opportunity. If you are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city this may be just the place to build your dream home! Owner Finance Options5 years (10% APR), down payment $13,000 - monthly payment $414.32No prepayment penalty and no credit check.

2.51 acre lot for sale in Kirbyville, Texas

Residential lot for sale priced to sell. Minutes away from Lake Grassy. Dimensions for the property are 87 x 125. The lot is in an established neighborhood and it is already cleared. No mobile homes.The property will close through the title company and include a warranty deed with title insurance. Closings costs approx. $500-$700.﻿

0.25 Acres for Sale in Lake Placid, Florida

Landville

The lot is offered via cash purchase or on owner finance terms. There is no approval process for financing. No income verification and no credit verification is performed. Property taxes and HOA (if applicable) is pro-rated and billed monthly.$1.99 monthly processing fee is added to each bill. Need lower monthly payment, contact us and we will make it work for you! Need lower monthly payment, contact us and we will make it work for you! We offer 20% discount to anyone who pays off property within 7 days of purchase!<h3> </h3>This parcel includes Block 34, Lot 6 of the property!&nbsp;Lot dimensions are 40 x 125. This is 0.11 acre property located in the western Pine Bluff. The lot is close to the highway and has power, water and sewer available. Pine Bluff is conveniently located in the mid-south region of Arkansas, and serves as the major trade center for the southeast portion of the state. With a population over 57,000, Pine Bluff has it all; a historic downtown district, outdoor recreation, attractions, a diverse manufacturing base and warm, friendly people. The cultural climate of Pine Bluff is healthy and breathes diversity. The Pine Bluff Convention Center is the state’s largest meeting facility. The Arts and Science Center’s facility features exciting theatrical performances and workshops for children and adults. Pine Bluff also boasts the only Band Museum in the country. It also has a historical museum and a railroad museum. Downtown Pine Bluff is known as the “City of Murals”. The thirteen murals, depicting the history of Pine Bluff, are painted on the outside walls in the heart of downtown. Recreational opportunities in Pine Bluff range from water sports and some of the best bass fishing in the state on the Arkansas River to golf or tennis. As host to 30-35 bass tournaments each year, Jefferson County Regional Park has earned Pine Bluff the nickname of “Bass Capital of the World.” An Arkansas exhibit at the Delta Rivers Nature Center features dioramas of outdoor activities for hunting and fishing, plus collections of conservation memorabilia. Pine Bluff’s quality educational facilities guide children from early years to college. Pine Bluff has four public school districts and numerous private schools. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff is the second oldest public institution in the state of Arkansas, and the oldest with a black heritage. Southeast Arkansas College features technical career programs as well as a 2-year college curriculum. Agriculture is a mainstay in Pine Bluff. Jefferson County is located in the heart of a rich agricultural area in the Arkansas River Basin. The leading products include cotton, soybeans, cattle, rice, poultry, timber and catfish. Principle industries in the area are engaged in processing cotton, production of cottonseed oil, paper and wood products, the manufacture of wire products, poultry processing, the manufacture of electric transformers and metal fabrication. Major employers are Jefferson Regional Medical Center, Tyson Foods, International Paper, the Pine Bluff Arsenal and Union Pacific Railroad. Quality of life and quality living are important to the residents of the city. The citizens of Pine Bluff are warm, caring and friendly people who work hard to help themselves, their families and others. It’s this kind of spirit and attitude that allows Pine Bluff to be consistently selected as one of the state’s Volunteer Communities of the Year.The Pine Bluff Convention Center is one of the state’s largest meeting facilities. The Arts and Science Center features theatrical performances and workshops for children and adults. Pine Bluff did also boast the only Band Museum in the country but it has closed. Other areas of interest include downtown murals depicting the history of Pine Bluff, the Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Historical Museum, Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame and the Arkansas Railroad Museum. Recreational opportunities in Pine Bluff range from water sports and some of the best bass fishing in the state on the Arkansas River, to golf or tennis. As host to 30-35 bass tournaments each year, Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Regional Park has earned Pine Bluff the nickname of “Bass Capital of the World”. A hunting and fishing exhibit features dioramas of outdoor activities and collections of hunting, fishing and conservation memorabilia in the Governor Mike Huckabee Delta Rivers Nature Center at Regional Park and the Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame at the Pine Bluff Convention Center both of which will draw thousands to the area each year. The landscape of the western third is pine-covered, rolling hills, and the eastern two-thirds is rich, fertile Delta farmland. Jefferson County is known for the fertile quality of its soil and has always been one of the leading cotton producers in the state. Its economic development is strongly tied to railroads and the Arkansas River. Its largest employers are International Paper Company, Jefferson Regional Medical Center, and the Pine Bluff Arsenal. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and two units of the state prison system makes state government a heavy contributor to the economy.Stuttgart AR - 32 miles, Bryant AR - 38 miles, Little Rock AR - 39 miles, Benton AR - 41 miles, Jacksonville AR - 45 milesGolf, swimming, boating, hiking, dining, horseback riding, shopping, fishing, biking

0.11 Acres for Sale in Pine Bluff, AR

This beautiful 0.20 acre lot is located in Putnam County, FL. If you turned back the clock a century or two, you would have arrived in Putnam County by foot, rail, or riverboat. The odd thing is, none of those methods would seem out of place today. In fact, spend a little time in Putnam County and you’ll get the sense that time here moves at a much more leisurely pace. Time seems to run in sync with the gentle flow of the St. Johns River, the magnificent waterway that brought life to Putnam County. Here you can find so many attractions. For example, fishing -&nbsp;it’s not just Crescent Lake where the fish are biting. Rivers and lakes in south Putnam County are known as prime spots for black bass.&nbsp;Welaka State Forest - two hiking trails -- the two-mile Mud Spring Trail loop and the John's Landing Trail that meanders along old road beds to the St. Johns River – give you a glimpse of the forest that includes wetlands, flatwoods, hammocks, sandhills, and bayheads. Welcome to Florida!626 County Road 315626 County Road 315&nbsp;is a residential vacant land located in&nbsp;Interlachen,&nbsp;FL&nbsp;32148. This is lot has an easy paved road access and located in developing zone of the city. There are no houses along the street yet, but the closest one is right on the neighboring street. The lot is located in beautiful subdivision Interlachen Lakes Estates. For the surrounding community of&nbsp;Interlachen, FL 32148, the nearby schools are very good and include&nbsp;Price Middle School,&nbsp;&nbsp;Interlachen High School and Interlachen Elementary school.Nearby cities: 51 miles to Jacksonville, FL, 81 miles to Orlando, FL, 121 miles to Tampa, FL, 137 miles to Saint Petersburg, FL, 278 miles to Hialeah, FL, 285 miles to Miami, FL, 322 miles to Atlanta, GA, 392 miles to Charlotte, NC.Things to do: golf, swimming, boating, hiking, dining, horseback riding, shopping, ocean, fishing.UtilitiesElectricity: Available in the areaPlease contact County Property Assessor’s office for additional information. Phone number: (386) 329-0286Size: 0.20 acresLegal Description: INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTATES, UNIT 19 MB5 P20 BLK 2 LOT 11Taxes: $57.06. Buyer will be responsible for current year’s tax and all future taxes. Tax is subject to change. Call tax office to recheck&nbsp;(386) 329-0282<h5>We did not see the property. Please do your due diligence.</h5>

0.2 Acres for Sale in Interlachen, FL

The lot is offered via cash purchase or on owner finance terms. There is no approval process for financing. No income verification and no credit verification is performed. Property taxes and HOA (if applicable) is pro-rated and billed monthly.$1.99 monthly processing fee is added to each bill. Need lower monthly payment, contact us and we will make it work for you! Need lower monthly payment, contact us and we will make it work for you! We offer 20% discount to anyone who pays off property within 7 days of purchase! <h3>Owner Finance Options</h3><ul><li>3 years (6.9%), down payment $500 - monthly payment $52.41</li><li>4 years (6.9%), down payment $500 - monthly payment $40.63</li><li>5 years (6.9%), down payment $500 - monthly payment $33.58</li></ul><h3>Owner Finance Terms</h3>– NO Credit Check, everyone can buy it– No Pre-Payment Penalties (can be paid off at any time)– $1.99 monthly processing fee added to all monthly bills. Owner finance, No check a credit, 100% Owner finance available.This parcel includes Block 33, Lot 1 of the property! Dimensions are 40 x 125 This is 0.11 acre property located in the western Pine Bluff. The lot is close to the highway and has power, water and sewer available. Pine Bluff is conveniently located in the mid-south region of Arkansas, and serves as the major trade center for the southeast portion of the state. With a population over 57,000, Pine Bluff has it all; a historic downtown district, outdoor recreation, attractions, a diverse manufacturing base and warm,&nbsp;friendly people. The cultural climate of Pine Bluff is healthy and breathes diversity. The Pine Bluff Convention Center is the state’s largest meeting facility. The Arts and Science Center’s facility features exciting theatrical performances and workshops for children and adults. Pine Bluff also boasts the only Band Museum in the country. It also has a historical museum and a railroad museum. Downtown Pine Bluff is known as the “City of Murals”. The thirteen murals, depicting the history of Pine Bluff, are painted on the outside walls in the heart of downtown. Recreational opportunities in Pine Bluff range from water sports and some of the best bass fishing in the state on the Arkansas River to golf or tennis. As host to 30-35 bass tournaments each year, Jefferson County Regional Park has earned Pine Bluff the nickname of “Bass Capital of the World.” An Arkansas exhibit at the Delta Rivers Nature Center features dioramas of outdoor activities for hunting and fishing, plus collections of conservation memorabilia. Pine Bluff’s quality educational facilities guide children from early years to college. Pine Bluff has four public school districts and numerous private schools. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff is the second oldest public institution in the state of Arkansas, and the oldest with a black heritage. Southeast Arkansas College features technical career programs as well as a 2-year college curriculum. Agriculture is a mainstay in Pine Bluff. Jefferson County is located in the heart of a rich agricultural area in the Arkansas River Basin. The leading products include cotton, soybeans, cattle, rice, poultry, timber and catfish. Principle industries in the area are engaged in processing cotton, production of cottonseed oil, paper and wood products, the manufacture of wire products, poultry processing, the manufacture of electric transformers and metal fabrication. Major employers are Jefferson Regional Medical Center, Tyson Foods, International Paper, the Pine Bluff Arsenal and Union Pacific Railroad. Quality of life and quality living are important to the residents of the city. The citizens of Pine Bluff are warm, caring and friendly people who work hard to help themselves, their families and others. It’s this kind of spirit and attitude that allows Pine Bluff to be consistently selected as one of the state’s Volunteer Communities of the Year.The Pine Bluff Convention Center is one of the state’s largest meeting facilities. The Arts and Science Center features theatrical performances and workshops for children and adults. Pine Bluff did also boast the only Band Museum in the country but it has closed. Other areas of interest include downtown murals depicting the history of Pine Bluff, the Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Historical Museum, Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame and the Arkansas Railroad Museum. Recreational opportunities in Pine Bluff range from water sports and some of the best bass fishing in the state on the Arkansas River, to golf or tennis. As host to 30-35 bass tournaments each year, Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Regional Park has earned Pine Bluff the nickname of “Bass Capital of the World”. A hunting and fishing exhibit features dioramas of outdoor activities and collections of hunting, fishing and conservation memorabilia in the Governor Mike Huckabee Delta Rivers Nature Center at Regional Park and the Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame at the Pine Bluff Convention Center both of which will draw thousands to the area each year. The landscape of the western third is pine-covered, rolling hills, and the eastern two-thirds is rich, fertile Delta farmland. Jefferson County is known for the fertile quality of its soil and has always been one of the leading cotton producers in the state. Its economic development is strongly tied to railroads and the Arkansas River. Its largest employers are International Paper Company, Jefferson Regional Medical Center, and the Pine Bluff Arsenal. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and two units of the state prison system makes state government a heavy contributor to the economy.Stuttgart AR - 32 miles, Bryant AR - 38 miles, Little Rock AR - 39 miles, Benton AR - 41 miles, Jacksonville AR - 45 milesGolf, swimming, boating, hiking, dining, horseback riding, shopping, fishing, bikingThis information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Neither (LandCentury.com nor their Associates) are responsible for the accuracy of the information. The buyer is responsible for verifying all information with the county. The land is being sold &amp;quot;as-is&amp;quot; with no warranties either expressed or implied as to the location, condition, accessibility, terrain, build ability, or information contained in this listing. Sizes advertised are approximate. Buyers are required to perform all due diligence prior to bidding. By buying you are acknowledging that you have completed all due diligence and that you understand legal commitment to purchase.

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