40 Acres Ranch Land Southeast Oregon For Sale $20,000DESCRIPTION
This land is zoned Agricultural-Recreational, so you can grow things and have fun! (If you want to build your dream house, the land must be rezoned, consult an expert.)
This would be the perfect land for your underground hidden bunker! If you’re into that…
Or, just hold onto it as an investment. (sorry, I do not have exact GPS coordinates, see description of Whitehorse Ranch)
I call it tundra, it is relatively flat, some brush and scrub. The land is adjoining Whitehorse Ranch,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitehorse_Ranch there is a seasonal creek. There is nothing else around. Nothing but big wide open sky.
The following pictures were taken by a friend who was in the general vicinity, I have not been to the property myself. The nearest town is Burns Junction, Oregon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burns_Junction,_OregonLand use is subject to applicable land use laws and regulations.
Annual property taxes are under $200 per year. Taxes are paid and current.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
In the State of Oregon County of Malheur, described as AT BURNS JUNCTION, IN T34S R39E W.M. SECTION 9: THE NW ¼ OF THE SW 1/4 (40 ACRES) TRACT 934C
TERMS
1. Sale price and fee will be quoted and/or negotiated in $USD (US dollars) and payment will be made in Bitcoin.
2. The exchange rate used will be
https://bitcoinaverage.com/#USD|nogox (excluding Mtgox price)
3. Add to the sale price of the property $200 documentation fee, which includes postage and charges for delivery by CERTIFIED MAIL insured and signature required, with tracking numbers, etc.
4. If buyer chooses to use an escrow service, buyer agrees to pay for escrow charges. Seller reserves the right to research the reputation, terms, and process of the escrow service and refuse to use that service for any reason. Buyer and seller will find an escrow service they both agree to use.
5. Transfer of ownership will be by GRANT DEED. Buyer is responsible for recording the deed with the County of Malheur, in the state of Oregon.
