All properties offered on Argyle.land, unless otherwise noted, are the property of Argyle California Properties LLC, a real estate investment company. Classified ads that are specifically marked as such are the sole exceptions.

Unlike other land sellers, we don't buy through tax or foreclosure sales; instead, we almost exclusively buy properties from private individuals. Purchased homes come with warranty deeds. In essence, we purchase stunning, high-quality properties and then sell them to you for a significant discount. 

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YES, we strongly recommend that you inspect the property before buying. You should also check with the county on the zoning and approved uses of the property. Particularly, the County Planning and Zoning Department will also be able to tell you about the current and future development plans for the area. While we will do our best to tell you everything we know about each property, nothing replaces the value of doing your own research and due diligence.

No. For every property we sell, we provide a free and clear marketable title assurance.

No. For every property we sell, we provide a free and clear marketable title assurance.

An additional option for making the down payment is with a credit card (Master Card, VISA, AMEX, and DISCOVERY). Personal checks or any of the previously mentioned payment methods may be used to cover the monthly installment payments.

Payment in full can also be in the form of a Credit Card (Master Card, VISA, AMEX, and DISCOVERY).

It is feasible to make a larger down payment, yes. Simply let us know how much you would like to pay down after winning the auction, and we will adjust the contract to reflect this. Of course, there are no early payment penalties or fees associated with making more monthly installments.

If the $$ amount for the Down-Payment is larger than what is required the monthly payment will be reduced (minimum monthly payment is $60.00). The length (=time to pay-off) of the loan will stay the same.

That's not necessary to be eligible for funding. Making property ownership accessible to as many individuals as possible is the sellers' goal. They therefore don't need any official qualifications. It's really straightforward: we want to sell you a piece of land, and you want to buy it. That is all. Nonetheless, we do run a query on a database to find out if there is an IRS lien pending against you. Due to the fact that IRS liens adhere to real estate like adhesive, this would be the ONLY factor that would disqualify you. Apart from that, we don't give your credit any consideration. Your credit score is not taken into consideration, and bankruptcies are OK.

The length of the loan (time to pay-off) depends on the purchase price. The following rules apply:

No. There are no early payment penalties when you pay off your property. We can tell you the amount of your pay-off by giving you a call at any moment.

We will both sign a Sale Agreement/Contract for Deed, which outlines all the parameters of the transaction, including the sale price, down payment, monthly payments, interest rate, cost of borrowing, and all the information typically found in such a document, after winning a fantastic piece of land at our auction. Once this form is signed by both of us, we shall, upon request, file the original copy with the county clerk or recorder in the county where the property is located.

By recording the Sale Agreement/Contract for Deed, you establish your ownership clearly and gain complete security. It facilitates the process of selling the property again, for instance.

After a property bought on Argyle.land is paid for, Special Warranty Deeds—known as Grant Deeds in California—are the only means by which title is transferred. You, our esteemed client, are granted one of the strongest levels of protection with this type of deed. 

Within thirty (30) business days of making your final payment, a Special Warranty Deed will transfer ownership of the property to you. The debt Servicing company will notify the seller if a debt has been paid off. If there has been a cash sale, the loan servicing agency will let the seller know. In all situations, the seller agrees to execute all documents required for ownership transfer and to produce a Special Warranty deed to the county recorder/clerk. Furthermore, copies of the notarised deed will be mailed to you so you have documentation proving the seller gave you the property. The county recorder/clerk will return the original Warranty deed to you directly once it has been recorded. The recorded deed may not be returned to you by the county recorder/clerk for 4 to 14 weeks, depending on the jurisdiction.

If your questions cannot be answered through our TERMS & CONDITIONS, please don’t hesitate to call 9497811776.

Here are a few useful tips for locating real estate for sale. We have included links to each property featured on our website so you may locate the homes and get an idea of their approximate geographic location. Included are links to www.maps.google.com, the property's topographical map, an aerial photo of the area, and frequently the County / Assessor's Parcel Map for every property. In addition, these maps provide the latitude and longitude coordinates for every property in case you have access to a GPS device.

The following two scenarios can assist you in locating the desired properties:

1. There is a street address for the property.

Finding the property is quite easy if this is the case. Enter the name of the street and the name of the city or town on www.mapquest.com or maps.yahoo.com. The approximate location of the property will appear when you enter the zip code, if it is available. You can adjust the zoom level to the point where it is easy for you to see the location of the property in relation to its surroundings. After determining the property's approximate position, you can compare the plat map—which is accessible for each property on www.argyle.land —with the detailed view of the property location—which can be found on www.mapquest.com.

2. If the property is in an area with no street signs.

In this situation, we advise printing the comprehensive topographical map that can be found by clicking the "TOPO MAP" link for every property or by buying a topographical mapping program like www.delorme.com. We also strongly advise using a GPS (Global Positioning System) to assist you in locating the property, if at all possible. Any large electronics store will sell inexpensive, basic handheld GPS units. A completely functional multi-color interactive GPS system can be achieved by connecting a GPS device of this kind to a laptop or handheld device that is running any of the popular mapping software applications. It should be quite simple to obtain the precise latitude and longitude in such a system once you enter the measurements that we have provided for each property.

Understanding the Parcel number system.

To identify each particular property and its location within the county, the majority of counties in the majority of states use a highly specific numbering system. In many instances, such numbers are also used as IDs for the purpose of collecting property taxes. The single most significant property identifier in Arizona is the Assessor Parcel Number, or APN. It is made up of three sets of numbers: XXX-XX-XXX and, on sometimes, XXX-XX-XXXX (the last digit in the latter case is typically a letter). Each parcel number is composed of three parts: the Parcel, the Page, and the Assessor's Book.

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In the United States, there are three ways to describe something.

(1) Boundaries and Metes

(2) Surveying in a rectangle, and

(3) Block and subdivision lot.

Survey system in rectangle form (Ranges, Townships, and Sections):

Principal meridians and base lines are the two sets of intersecting lines that form the foundation of the rectangular survey system. Base lines travel east and west, while the principal meridians are the lines that run north and south. With the use of latitude and longitude degrees, both can be precisely located. Every principal meridian has a base line that crosses it, along with a name or number. A defined amount of land is surveyed using each primary meridian and base line.

Q. Where should I send my payment for the loan I have with you?
A monthly loan payment should be sent to 

Q. To whom should I send the cheque?
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Q. What should I do if I receive a tax bill from the county?
A. Simply mail your tax bill to: if we serve your loan.