454 Robinhood Way, Fyffe, AL 35971
$85,000
Starting Bid
BidProwl Summary
This is an occupied residential property in Fyffe, Alabama being sold as-is through HUD's Second Chance program after failing to sell at foreclosure auction. The listing emphasizes that buyers assume all UCC liens, must close within 30 days, handle their own possession, and pay closing costs of $750 to $3000 plus title insurance if desired. Before bidding, verify what liens actually exist on the property, confirm you can access and take possession given the current occupant, and get a title search and closing cost estimate from a local attorney since the deed type depends on your title insurance decision.
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Description from Auction Network
OCCUPIED - DO NOT DISTURB OCCUPANTS
SPECIAL NOTES This transaction is NOT contingent on financing. Seller to pay Taxes, HOA, and Municipal/Utility Liens. Buyer will be responsible for the payment of all UCC liens, if any, of record on the property. Bids below the reserve may be presented to the seller for consideration. Please read the Williams and Williams disclaimers carefully before placing a bid or submitting an offer.
Buyer will not be charged a Buyers Premium or Auction Service Fee
Buyer agents welcome. Please Contact for Commission Scale.
Buyer is responsible for all escrow and closing fees typically ranging from $750-$3000. It is the Buyers responsibility to contact a local title agency or real estate attorney for a property specific estimate prior to placing a bid.
Closing must occur on or before 30 days from sellers acceptance of offer, provided title is clear.
Buyer is responsible for obtaining possession of the property after closing.
The property is being offered As-Is, Where-Is, without any contingencies.
Seller will agree to transfer title via Special Warranty Deed (or jurisdictional equivalent) if buyer secures title insurance, at buyers expense, without delaying the closing date. If buyer does not purchase title insurance, Seller will transfer the property via quit claim deed (or jurisdictional equivalent). This is a HUD Second Chance home auction - Second Chance means it didnt sell to a new homeowner at the Foreclosure Auction. During this Second Chance auction period, Seller advises the home is discounted below Sellers appraised value. This is a limited time opportunity
