VACANT LOT IN BOX ELDER COUNTY, UT

DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
0.25 Acre Vacant Lot in Box Elder County, UT. Legal: S/5th, W/2, SE/4, NW/4, NE/4, SW/4 Section 19, T08N, R14W, SLM. There is no site address for this parcel. Parcel number:02089-0190, Account #R0082799.  According to the Assessor, Snowville is the nearest city, about 1-1/2 – 2 hours NE of the parcel. The 2012 taxes of $5.99 have not been paid. The past due tax amount is approx. $14.30 good thru 2-28-13. The picture below is of the general area, not of this particular parcel.

IMPORTANT LEGAL INFO
CSAssets specializes in the liquidation of Bankruptcy Assets and Personal Assets. All Bankruptcy Assets are sold “AS IS WHERE IS” with no warranties implied or stated. The Seller and the Bankruptcy Trustee are not responsible for issues, if any, with the title, the condition of the property, or any liens or encumbrances against the property. CSAssets has to rely on the property description that has been provided by the County Offices and the Debtor. CSAssets cannot guarantee that all of the information is accurate. The Buyer will be entirely responsible for this property after the sale, including but not limited to: paying any fees associated with the transfer of the property, the recording of the deed and transfer of  Title and the gathering of any documentation necessary for that process. The Seller and Trustee are Not Realtors. CSAssets and the Trustee shall be under no obligation to the buyer except to provide the Buyer with a Trustee’s Deed for the property. CSAssets recommends all bidders perform their own due diligence PRIOR to bidding on this item. As with any Bankruptcy case, this sale may be subject to court approval. Please read all sections of the ad carefully, particularly for real estate sales.

LIENS
Past due taxes owed of approx. $14.30 as of 2-28-13, payable by the Buyer.  We do not know of any liens.

LOCATION INFO
Box Elder County was incorporated in 1869, well before Utah became a state 27 years later. The name “Box Elder” came from the many box Elder trees in the area. The county seat, Brigham City, was named for Brigham Young. As with other northern Utah county areas, the first visitors to the region were fur trappers and explorers. Jim Bridger came down the Bear River from Cache Valley in 1825, becoming the first white man to greet the Great Salt Lake.