Realty / land buy Cedar city area

Gator · Sep 10, 2016

What I'm trying to do is find the owner of a piece of land that is up for sale, Thru tax records or a APN or just a location type deal
if any one can help in that area I would be very appreciated. Realtor will do it, but they really don't like the fact I want to talk to the people about payments from a private party to a private party type deal. They all talk bank financing.
shoot me a PM if anyone around Cedar can help.
Thanks

I know it hunting season.

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Wiszard · Sep 11, 2016

Gator- I am a Realtor and what I would suggest is to find a reputable agent in the area and offer them a finders fee IF you end up purchasing the piece of property you are after. If you don't really know how to go about it, an agent will help immensely. I hope this helps.

If the land you are after is "huntable", my fee for this info is access to the property every year I am able to draw a tag.

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Gator · Sep 11, 2016

not huntable it a acre, But a cabin will fit nice on it. Lots of NF around it.

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eelgrass · Sep 11, 2016

You are in one State, and the property is in another?

Gator · Sep 11, 2016

Yes I'm in Southern Cal and the property is up by Cedar city about 5 1/2 hr drive. Looking to build a cabin up there one day.

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deadibob · Sep 11, 2016

Southern Utah has already reached its quota of Californians for the next 20 years. Move along now?nothing to see here ;-)

Wiszard · Sep 11, 2016

Gator- I misunderstood the situation. I didn't realize the property was listed with a brokerage. So, the way this works is that the buyer doesn't pay any commission....the seller does. Are you trying to contact the seller directly in order to cut out the seller paying a commission in order to get the property cheaper? If so, shame on you.

You are stuck because the seller has a contract with the seller so the seller would have to pay the commission to the listing agent anyway. Why don't you just contact the agent and go that route? Maybe the agent will cut his commission if he represents both the buyer and the seller. I'll do that quite often because it is a win-win for everyone involved. Good luck!

Steve

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Gator · Sep 12, 2016

I did contact the realtor and they really didn't give me much to go on that wasn't already posted on the web. I asked for pictures of the lot and they sent me ones from the area and not necessary of the lot(REALLY), That is what they printed below the pictures. So if they can't even drive up the hill and take real lifetime pictures of the lot they really don't need my business.
I have drove up and looked at the lot so I do know what I'm looking at and what it looks like. So the realtor who has the lot posted isn't the one I'm going to use for sure.
I want to talk to the owner to find alot of things about the lot, You bet I will talk to him about a price since it been listed over a year and hasn't sold.( I wonder why so maybe he can tell me)

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Gator · Sep 12, 2016

DeadIBOB
That fine since I was born and raised in South Dakota, so I'm sure that not a lot of them moved to Utah from SD I'm sure there will a opening or 2 in your fine state.

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huntingjlc · Sep 12, 2016

Have you contacted the county assessors office? Their number is (435)477-8310. There is also a web site that you can look that information up. It is under the Iron County Assessor/Recorder. You will need to create a user id and go from there.

canyoncrosser · Sep 14, 2016

Write your offer with whatever agent you so choose and put an extended due diligence period in the escrow to find the answers to the questions you seek.