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A rarely offered end-of-group townhome with serene and park-like grounds
in the desirable and convenient Mays Chapel Village. To name just a few
of the features of this home, there are 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half
baths, a
lower-level family room w/fireplace, a very spacious eat-in kitchen
updated in 2005, a new heat pump and tilt-in windows (2005), 2 exterior
decks, and a fresh coat of paint along with new wall-to-wall carpeting.
Walk out into the backyard and escape to the landscaped rear yard that
backs up to the woods and a stream. The Seller has chosen the auction method of marketing to give all of the
potential buyers an equal chance to be the buyer of this great home on
auction day. If you can’t wait until the date of the auction,
pre-auction offers will also be considered. Property can be viewed at
the Open Houses or by appointment with Auctioneer. Call Cindy Isennock
at 443-243-1904 for further information.
Legal Description:
Land Records of Baltimore County Liber 6401 folio 32. Plat of Mays
Chapel Village recorded at Plat Book 44 Page 49. Assessments and
Taxation Map 51, Grid 22, Parcel 252, Section 4, Block G, Lot 10,
Assessment Area 2, 8th Election District of Baltimore County. In Fee
Simple.
Real
Estate Taxes: $3,300.00
per annum
Condo/Association Fees:
$299.48 per year
Year Built:
1979
Acreage:
.09 acres
Living
Area: 1,727 square feet
living area + 891 square feet in basement - Improved with family room
and extra room for bedroom
Utilities:
Heat Pump, Central Air, public water, sewer and gas
Exterior:
2 story brick exterior, vinyl soffits and trim, 2 decks, asphalt shingle
roof, replacement windows
REAL
ESTATE AUCTION TERMS
A deposit of $10,000.00 in Cash, Guaranteed Funds, Certified Funds, or
by manner acceptable to Auctioneer, due at time and place of auction.
Balance paid at settlement, which shall take place within 45 days from
the auction. Time is of the Essence. If payment of the balance does not
take place within the 45 days, the deposit may be forfeited and the
property resold at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. A
5% Buyer’s Premium will be added to the hammer price. The hammer price
plus the 5% Buyer’s Premium will be the total contract purchase price.
Taxes to be adjusted to date of settlement and assumed thereafter by the
Purchaser. All other public charges and assessments payable on an annual
basis, including sanitary and/or metropolitan district charges, to be
adjusted for the current year to date of settlement and assumed
thereafter by the Purchaser. Cost of all documentary stamps, transfer
taxes and all other expenses incidental to the conveyance of the
property shall be paid by the Purchaser. Purchaser shall have the
opportunity of having the title examined. Should any legal defect be
found in the title, Seller shall be furnished with a written statement
thereof and given a reasonable time thereafter within which to correct
the same, however, in no event to exceed ninety (90) days from the date
of the Sales Contract. In the event of extension of closing date, all
parties will be notified in writing. If a refund of deposit is made due
to title defect, this sale shall be void and have no effect, and the
Purchaser shall have no further claim against the Seller. The property
will be sold in “AS IS” condition and subject to conditions,
restrictions and agreements of record affecting same, if any, and with
no warranty as to the description of the improvements. The Purchaser
agrees to waive the right of inspection for lead paint as provided under
current Federal and State Law. The Purchaser waives and releases the
Sellers, the Auctioneers, and their respective agents, successors and
assigns from any and all claims the Purchaser and/or its successors and
assigns may now have or may have in the future relating to the
environmental condition of the property. All announcements made day of
auction shall take precedence over any prior verbal or written
announcements and terms.
There is a
2% Realtor Co-op available. Call the office for details.
PURCHASING
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION - GENERAL INFORMATION
The following information is provided by Isennock Auction Services, Inc.
and the Maryland Auction Group, your Professional Auctioneer, to assist
you in understanding your purchase of a property at public auction. The
material in this form is general in nature and does not limit your
obligations under the contract of sale you will be required to sign.
TERMS OF
SALE: Your
responsibilities as purchaser have been advertised prior to the day of
auction and will be read by the Auctioneer at the time of the auction.
Additional terms may be announced on the day of the auction or may be
posted at the auction site. The Auctioneer will make important
announcements regarding the property and your obligations as a
Purchaser. Please feel free to ask any questions regarding these terms.
CONDITIONS
OF PROPERTY: The
property will be sold “AS IS”. Unless otherwise announced, the Sellers
make no representations or warranties about the condition of the
property. The Sellers will not make any repairs.
DEPOSIT:
Your deposit will be credited towards the purchase price. If you do not
comply with the “TERMS OF SALE”, either published or within the contract
of sale, you might lose all or part of your deposit. In addition, if you
fail to settle for the property, you might be obligated to pay the
expenses to resell the property.
EXPENSES:
You will be responsible for the expenses of owning the property as of
the date of settlement, including taxes, utility costs and insurance. We
recommend that you obtain a fire insurance binder on the property
immediately as of the date of the auction. The Purchaser will pay all of
the settlement expenses, including title fees and recordation costs.
SETTLEMENT:
The settlement or closing period is specified within the terms of sale.
You will be expected to settle for the property within the specified
time.
FINANCING:
It is the Purchaser’s responsibility to obtain financing. If you plan to
use a mortgage to purchase the property, we recommend that you apply for
the loan immediately. If the bank must take longer than the specified
time to complete the loan, the Sellers may extend settlement for a short
period of time if you can provide proof of a loan commitment. If you do
not obtain the financing within the specified time for settlement, you
will be in default of your contract of sale.
FAILURE TO
COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE TERMS OF SALE MAY CAUSE YOU TO FORFEIT YOUR
DEPOSIT AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EXPENSES TO RESELL THE PROPERTY! |