Acreage For Sale In California - Northern California Land For Sale, Owner Carry
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- Acreage For Sale In California - Northern California Land For Sale, Owner Carry
635 Acres - $329,000. Owner financing is available with 20% down. Year round French Gulch Creek and at least one spring.
-- If you want mineral rights, then check out this 398 acres in the same area..
• Acreage For Sale In Ca... --
One full section of mostly steep land but with several great features including power along the bottom road. First, it is completely surrounded on all 4 sides by 6,700 acres of government land. Second, there are springs and year round French Gulch Creek! Lastly, there is power to at least 2 possible build sites. Both roads running though the property are county roads according to the title company. Cell coverage on the upper road. In 1850 French Gulch was one of California's major gold producers and at least 2 are still active today and located just up the road from the property. Both approximate road frontages are marked with pink tape so you can see where the property starts and stops. The mineral rights are reserved. Contact me if you want one with the mineral rights. Elevation ranges from 1600 feet to 3000 feet at its highest peak. Owner may carry with 20% down.
Directions: Hwy 299W to French Gulch. Right on Trinity Mountain Rd go 2.9 mi. Left on French Gulch Rd go 1 mile to Pink tape and RE sign. Or go 2.6 miles from main road. Left on Tom Green Mine Rd go 1.7 miles.
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John Ulrich
Mountain Valley Real Estate
MountainValleyLand.com
Lic# 01409743
DISCLAIMER: The contents of this video are for strictly educational and entertainment purposes. This video is not intended to provide financial, accounting, tax, or legal advice. For financial or legal advice consult with a financial advisor or lawyer.
Lands with water are gold! ❤
Yes, I agree. Thank you for commenting and watching. 👣
Excellent presentation tempting property except no mineral rights
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it. The other one I mentioned does have its mineral rights if you don't want this one.
Love your videos though.And you are very thorough and I appreciate the time you take to walk the property
I appreciate that! Thank you for posting. 👣
I heard the other day that some CA vineyards are going belly up because there is a over supply of grapes and imported cheap wine that CA wineries are mixing with theirs. Having or planting a vineyard is not a good idea right now.
I wouldn't doubt that the market fluctuates like any market.
No mineral rights no deal 😮 yeah that’s right we said NO deal
Yup. You have to be stupid not to have the mineral rights!
If you want to open up a mining operation, there is always the other property I mentioned in the video, it even has two named mines on it. Something for everybody here.
@@MountainValleyRealEstatei like that land you mention but I want to build a house there but mine is known to emit toxic flume and during raining seasons, it is even worse. If I do buy it, I need to hires a tester during raining season to test the air... and California isn't known for raining nowadays which may take 1 to couple of year if there is droughts. I am interested in that mineral land near this place you show case couple of time. If the land is sold a bit cheaper, I'll buy since I still need to hires air tester, building requests & permit, ground testing for chemicals, under water and stream water testing and many other things that is not shown on your video and website. There is so many reason why not to build on a mining land due to the chemical they use in the days that harm the land. The only thing good left is to mine more for minerals and not build anything on the land. To me, I like to refurbish the land but that depend on the ground, ground water, the stream water, and the most important toxic fume from the mines.
my dream parcel. one day i hope to get your help finding some land. i'm tired of LA lol
Anytime, just let me know.
@@MountainValleyRealEstate absolutely i will. you find all the good spots!
Yeah, as a mushroom hunter, I dream of getting a forested chunk like this... Or at least having plenty of friends that grant me permission to hunt on it. I'd even be willing to teach 'em about hunting fungi on their land...
Love your show!
Thank you so much!
Hawk. Or Flicker. And yes, those are most likely grapes. Grapes are actually an invasive species if left unattended.
Excellent, thank you!
About minute 26 into the video, the map.Instead of being in the upper left hand corner is in the middle of the screen so we can't see much of what you'rebut I like the map.And I think it's a great thing.But it's just we can't see the views that you're pointing out to us.
And With no mineral rights that makes it It's difficult because other people can stake.Mining claims on your property and come up whenever they want.
That map at the end was not supposed to be in the middle of the screen, my error when editing the video. Sometimes the errors slip through, I apologize.
Only the person or people with the mineral rights could come. Most of the time they cannot come onto the property and would have to drill from off the property. It really depends on what the specifics/details say. I'm not saying that it couldn't happen because it could, but in my 20 years of selling real estate, I have yet to hear about someone coming back to drill for oil or gold or whatever. Some of these are quite old, so an heir would have to take action most likely. The price is right on this one or if one wants mineral rights, there is the other one I mentioned in the video.
Thank you for your post, I appreciate it.
Definitely looks like the remnants of an old miners cabin
That makes sense. Thank you for commenting.
@@MountainValleyRealEstate i've seen a couple of old remnants of cabins out in the desert in SoCal… Look pretty similar… probably well over 100 years old
Would be nice if you Mentioned what the actual assessed value is so people can calculate taxes. Because assessed value is different than selling value. Otherwise great videos!!
Thank you. The problem with that is if the seller owned it for a medium to long time, his taxes may be a lot lower than what the new owner will pay (new assessed value)
I suggest calculating 1% or so of the purchase price to get a decent idea of what a new owner will most likely pay. The math should be pretty easy that way. I suppose I could just do that in the video and say your taxes would be about $3,000 or so. I may just do that.
Question … does the property not come with mineral rights deeded … or does it not come with mineral rights unless it’s a cash sale ? ‘Owned “I thought I’d ask …
Definitely grapes you had.
Nice! Thanks for the comment.
You are map seems to be right in the middle of what you are trying to show us, so it doesn't help if you're pointing it something because we cannot see the view.All we can see is a map at this point.
Yes, my editing error. Sorry about that.
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whats the mexican cartel situation like? lot of cartel marijuana grows in the area?
Isnt this the creek that has Toxic out-flow from a mine?! Isn’t it a Super-fund site because it’s so very bad? Isn’t that piece of property , with the High Toxicity, also for sell by you? Egads, if true. Surely you would disclose such information, Yes?
This is not the Hwy 299 properties which you are referring to. This one is in a completely different area. Yes, I would disclose if this was a Super-Fund site or the like. By the way, those Hwy 299 properties are going to be cleaned up by the EPA I recently found out by the owner. In addition, how are they going to get to those properties? I bridge across the creek or go the back way in? Either way should help increase the value of those properties I would think. The tough access is what is holding those Hwy 299 properties back. The creek on those properties is called Little Cow Creek.
@@MountainValleyRealEstate Excellent info! You the man! Last question, if you happen to know: Where, what, does Little Cow Crk flow into? Does it flow into this creek? Wherever it flows into “gulp” !!!
Hard to see what your fingers are pointing to the views etc. with the inset map smack in the middle of the picture!
Ya, sorry , that was an error on my part when putting the video together. Editing a video is quite a bit of work and I don't always get it perfect.
Down payment humuch
the description says 20% with owner financing
That is correct, 20%.
What % and timeframe 30:28 would the owner be looking for?
Any Hog infested property for sale
Yes, this one and it's a great watch too.
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@MountainValleyRealEstate i seen that one.. thought there was a mentioned about hunting being questioned?
If i bought that property with no mineral rights , and found a vein of gold , guess who would be secretly keeping it all.
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110 degress 5-6 months a year… No thanks
It's a dry heat (you could be in Texas) and you have Year round water.... MMMM... Can't top that and the price per acre I have to say.
Exactly what area of commifornia are we looking at?
We don't have any of that in this part of CA. It is a big state with many changes in this them thar parts. People that live here know what I mean.
@@MountainValleyRealEstate im in the sierra nevadas of cali ......very very close to yosemite... i absolutely kmow whats going on. We have a .78 acre lot 2 story with all kinds of cool stuff we owe 5figs. We will be selling !!!!!!! Check out ponderosa basin !!!!!!
Run people buy in nevada i cant wait to get out of Kommifornia i have a lot of properties and acerage the politics taxes fees restrictions causes businesses and people to move more leaving then entering i laughing at this presentation unless your have a marijuana grow the waxing poetic is even worse
I want this where can i contact you
At the bottom of the property description.
Moreover 600 acres on the side of mountain is pretty much useless.
One can let that part slide since it has so much else going for it and it's not all unusable.
Kalifornia has no value.
😂 Jealous Much?! It’s freaking gorgeous here. Gold mines everywhere. Beaches everywhere else. ❤
It is truly pricedLESS. LOL
@@rsaldivar4218don’t worry about the haters, they hating California but they sure love their fresh fruits and vegetables, and guess where that’s from? You guessed it California. I been a long haul trucker for 17 years and I keep hearing all these people hating California. Then once I told them to start growing their own fruits and vegetables including in the winter let’s see if their home state has the weather to grow year round. All of the sudden they can’t open their mouths anymore.
What an ignorant comment! California is the 5th largest economy in the WORLD! And it's not even a country!!! CA and the rest of blue states are paying for your backward red welfare states! So instead of being jealous and hateful, you should be grateful!
its beauitufl land but completely destroyed by communists. being a land owner in a communist nation is risky. they can come steal your property or tax you more at any time