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Property Information / Re: Perth County Tax Sale

« on: September 19, 2007, 11:54:33 PM »

This tax sale has ended, and as expected there were no tenders. Since there is no access to this piece of floodplane, it was hard to believe the County would waste so much tax money on this hopeless deal.
Doug

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Property Information / Re: Perth County Tax Sale

« on: September 05, 2007, 01:49:20 AM »

Before you drive too far check MPAC at 1 877 215 0043 for roll # 3120 090 002 06101 and the Township office at 519 271-0619 Muriel King, Township Clerk

Doug

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Property Information / Re: Perth County Tax Sale

« on: September 05, 2007, 01:33:57 AM »

Hi,

I checked out the property on MPAC and the 2006 assessment value is 6,500 and the minimum tender is $100 more.  Are you sure its landlocked?  I'm taking a drive down to see the property, someone told me that since the last assessment, someone had started to build a home on it and then run out of money.
Any info would help.

Thanks,

Sasha

You are talking about a different property. This one has an MPAC assessment of $100 total. It's just a piece of flood plane along a small river bank.No place to build or zoning as it's flood plane zoned. Also no access except across private property in front of it. There is nothing built on it now.
Doug

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Property Information / Perth County Tax Sale

« on: August 25, 2007, 11:18:06 PM »

I checked out the new tax sale in Perth County. It's a landlocked piece of zoned flood plane, that's under water in the spring.  The assessment is $100. They want $6749 minimum tender, plus taxes and a new survey. There is no survey or legal description. It seems the county is dumping a useless piece of land so they don't have liability for the river.

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Announcements / Perth County Tax Sale

« on: August 25, 2007, 09:09:36 PM »

I checked out the new tax sale in Perth County. It's a landlocked piece of zoned flood plane. The assessment is $100. There is no survey or legal description. It seems the county is dumping a useless piece of land so they don't have liability for the river bank.

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General / Re: no valid tender

« on: June 28, 2007, 04:57:38 AM »

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No, once they hold the sale, and if no bids are received, then the Municipality has one year during which it can claim the property for itself.  If it doesn't, then it must start the process over again, and you might see it for sale in a future bid.  Most times they would take it, then sell it off as surplus municipal property if they don't have a use for it.
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If sold as surplus, do they have to get the original tender price or could they sell it off at any price?
Doug