The area is zoned CD-RRE (rural residential), which allows for single-family homes, including mobile homes, and agricultural uses according to our research.

CASH DISCOUNT PRICE: $1,999 + $395 DOC FEE

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SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE

$1 down + $299 doc fee and $299/month for 10 months.

0% APR. No prepayment penalty. No credit check.

HOLD PRICE: $25

For $25 we can hold the property for you for 2 days while you decide whether you want to purchase. If you buy the property, this will count toward the purchase price. You can also hold the property up to 8 days.

LOCATION

According to the Rio Rancho Estates Area Plan: the area of south central Sandoval County, now known as Rio Rancho Estates, is made up of a portion of the Town of Alameda Land Grant, dating from Spanish settlement in the 1700s, as well as a portion of the King Ranch. During the years from 1960 to 1975, the American Realty and Petroleum Corporation (AMREP) purchased 90,000 acres of this land and subdivided it into thousands of lots, mostly one-half and one acre parcels.

Through an extensive advertising campaign, many of these properties were sold to individuals from all over the world. Rio Rancho emerged in this process as an urban area, and in 1981, incorporated. Through successive annexations, Rio Rancho became one of the fastest growing cities in the United States and now holds more than 85,000 residents, including just over half of the original AMREP land holdings. The remaining unincorporated area of roughly 60 square miles, and 43,629 acres.

LOT DETAILS

Assessor's Parcel Number R019353

Legal Description Legal: Subd: RIO RANCHO ESTATES Block: 18 Lot: 26 Unit: 3

Elevation 5940

GPS Center Coordinates (Approx.) 35.2287, -106.8249

GPS Boundary Coordinates (Approx.) 35.22857,-106.82520; 35.22920,-106.82520; 35.22920,-106.8246; 35.22920,-106.82447; 35.22857,-106.82466; 35.22857,-106.82520;

Annual Taxes ~$22.92

Zoning CD-RRE (rural residential)

Time Limit To Build None as far as we are aware

Access Dirt road

Power Electricity would likely have to be solar or another alternative system.

Water A well would need to be installed.

Sewer A septic system would need to be installed. Please note that a perc test has not been done.

Official Contacts Please contact Sandoval County.

RVs Allowed? We recommend that you contact Sandoval County to confirm, but, according to our research, RVs are not allowed.

Buildable? Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit.

Survey Available? No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor.

In HOA? No HOA

HOA Dues ~$0.00

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. Are there restrictions on what I can do with the property during the owner financing term?

A. Yes. You cannot build or live on the property until the end of the loan term when the title is transferred over to you. However, you are able to use the property for recreational purposes and make minor improvements (such as clearing, grading, fencing) so long as you are in compliance with all the local rules & regulations. You'll also need written permission from the HOA authority if the property is in an active HOA.

Q. Can I build whatever I want on this property after the title has been transferred over to me?

A. What you can or cannot build legally on this land is controlled by the local government. Please contact the county and/or HOA, and provide them with the parcel number to confirm what you can or cannot build on the property.

Q. Can I visit the property?

A. Of course! Please feel free to visit the property at any time. There is no need to make an appointment with us. Please note we own all the lots we sell and we are not real estate agents. Since we are based out of New York, and own lots all over the U.S., we wont be able to meet you at the lot.

Q. Does the property have an address?

A. Most of the properties we sell are rural and vacant, which means they usually don't have an address unless specifically mentioned in the listing page. Please call the county for the procedure to assign an address to the lot, if interested.

Q. Has the property been surveyed?

A. No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor.

Q. Can I park an RV on the property?

A. Some counties allow you to park an RV on a temporary basis only, others require you to install a septic system first. If the property is in an HOA, RVs may not be allowed at all. Please contact the county and/or HOA to confirm.

Q. Are the property taxes up to date?

A. We pay all tax bills as soon as we receive them, but you can always check with the County Treasurer to verify that the taxes are current.

Q. Has a title search been done?

A. We usually do our own in-house due diligence before purchasing a property. Depending on the chain of title, we may or may not purchase a title search or title insurance when we buy a lot. With that said, we would never buy a property with a known title issue or lien. We recommend you hire a title company to perform a title search and obtain title insurance before buying any property.

Q. How does the closing process work if I choose to close directly with you?

A. Please fill out the Buy Or Hold form to get the process started. Through this link, you will be able to pay either the down payment plus the doc fee (owner financing) or the cash discount doc fee (cash). Once a payment is made, the automated system will generate the loan documents (owner financing) or purchase agreement (cash) for you to sign. If you purchase with cash, we will follow-up with an email that gives you instructions on how to pay the full purchase price. Once the full payment is made, we will draft and record the deed transferring title to you.

Q. Do you work with title companies?

A. Yes, we are always happy to work with the title company of your choosing at buyers expense. Please have them reach out to us directly to get the process started.

Q. How does the seller financing work?

A. With owner financing, we will sign a land contract that gives you legal right to use the property; however, you wont be able to pull any building permits during the loan term. Once the down payment and doc fees are paid, we will send you a link to our third party loan servicing software, where you will make monthly payments for the length of the loan term. After the loan is paid in full, we will then transfer the title to you.

Q. What kind of deed will I receive?

A. If you close directly with us, you'll receive a special warranty deed, which means we are guaranteeing that the property wasn't encumbered during the time of our ownership. If you close through a title company with title insurance, you'll most likely receive a warranty deed.

Q. How many people/entities can be included on the deed?

A. You can have as many people/entities listed on the deed as you would like.

Q. Can the deed be made out to an LLC?

A. Yes, the deed can be made out to an LLC or a corporation.

Q. Does the property come with mineral rights?

A. We buy all of our properties assuming that we only have the surface rights. In order to determine whether a particular property has mineral rights, you will usually need to hire a title company to specifically run a mineral rights search going all the way back to the original homestead.

Q. How do you deal with the transfer of title?

A. We will draft and record the deed transferring title to you as soon as the full purchase price is paid. You may also elect to hire a title company to handle the deed transfer, but this will be at buyer's expense.

Q. What are the benefits of purchasing with cash over seller financing?

A. We generally recommend that you purchase with cash so you can take advantage of the cash discount price and never have to worry you will lose the property in a default. Having said this, we understand that it can be hard to put together the funds to purchase a property outright. This is why we do try to offer the most accessible owner financing possible. We do not run a credit check or have an application process; however, because of this, we do not record the land contract with the county. Please also note that a $9 monthly servicing fee will be added to each monthly payment, which is passed on to us from our third-party loan servicing software. This is on top of the principal.

Q. What is a legal description (or metes and bounds)?

A. Please check out this blog post on legal descriptions. It explains all about the different kinds of legal descriptions that go in deeds.