Real Estate - Vacant Lot Located; Kannapolis, North Carolina, 28083; Parcel ID 04 086 0010.00 PIN# 5623 50 3251 0000. Zoned: C2 0.110 Acre

For more detailed information please visit: http://gis.cabarruscounty.us/gisdataexplorer/. Questions regarding utilities or zoning restrictions should be directed to the MUNICIPALITY the property resides in. If the property is in an "unincorporated area" of the County (outside a municipality limits) then the Cabarrus County Planning and Zoning department would be the entity to contact about utility availability and zoning restrictions.

Please note that the property aerials displayed in this advertisement are generated from Cabarrus County GIS. Please note the disclaimer below that appears on the Cabarrus County GIS website. DISCLAIMER: Cabarrus County shall not be held liable for any errors in the data represented on this record. This includes errors of omission, commission, concerning the content of the data, and relative positional accuracy of the data. The data cannot be construed to be a legal document. Primary sources from which this data was compiled must be consulted for verification of information represented on this map document.

The Cabarrus County GIS website generated aerials should not be used as an exact location of property lines. To determine exact property lines surveying services would be required by the buyer or potential buyer.

If potential buyer wishes to verify property lines the seller suggests a survey. Survey will be at cost to potential buyer.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL. "Once property transaction is confirmed by GovDeals, the purchaser will work with the Cabarrus County attorney on the deed conveyance at the cost of the purchaser." Once the transaction is confirmed by GovDeals, Cabarrus County will contact our attorney and provide him with the buyers contact email address and the attorney will reach out to the buyer directly about the deed preparation. This process can take up to 14 days.

Auctions are for deed sales on properties obtained through tax foreclosure process - the opening bid reflects the amount of tax lien against the property and is the minimum the County can accept for this property. These are "No Reserve" auctions, so the high bidder will be the winner; minimum bid must be met. The potential buyer is strongly advised to do due diligence in researching values for their own investment requirements, as no value is offered or guaranteed on these properties.