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0.50 acres in Sandoval County, New Mexico

$99 Down: 0.50-Acre Parcel in Sandoval County, NM, near Arroyo de los Montoyas

0.50 acres$99 a month$5,000 cash

AvailableRef LandUp083
Sandoval County, NM35.33475, -106.71910
Property ID
LandUp083
APN
R012386
Land size
0.50 acres
County
Sandoval County
State
New Mexico
Coordinates
35.33475, -106.71910
Elevation
5,761 ft
Nearest towns
Rio Rancho, Paradise Hills, Bernalillo, Corrales, Zia Pueblo, Pueblo of Sandia Village

About this property

0.50 acres of juniper and pinyon high desert, 3 road miles from Rio Rancho (12 minutes). Owner financing from $99 down and $99 a month. Cash price $5,000.

0.50 acres of juniper and pinyon high desert at 5,761 ft, 3 road miles from Rio Rancho (12 min), on unpaved county roads. Arroyo de los Montoyas is 1 miles away. Warm days, cool nights, and a dry climate most of the year. Owner financing from $99 down and $99/month. Cash price $5,000. APN R012386. Closest services: Cielo Azul Elementary School (10 min), Rio Rancho (12 min), UNM Health Sciences Center of Excellence for Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation (13 min), Speedway (14 min). Drive times: Rio Rancho 12 min, Paradise Hills 24 min, Bernalillo 28 min, Corrales 30 min. Think cool evenings on the porch, hiking out the back door, a place for an off-grid build. Sandoval County, NM. Buy with the down payment, sign a simple agreement, and the deed transfers when the balance is paid.

Location

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How Reserving Your Parcel Works

Buying land doesn't have to be complicated. Here's what to expect from start to finish:

  1. Step 1: Reserve Your Parcel

    Click Reserve on the listing and securely pay the required down payment plus the one-time document fee. This gets the process started.

  2. Step 2: Provide Your Information & Sign the Agreement

    We'll collect the information needed to prepare your Purchase Agreement. You'll receive it by email for electronic signature. The agreement clearly outlines the purchase price, payment terms, and refund conditions.

  3. Step 3: Make Your Payments

    Make your monthly payments securely online according to the agreed terms. Want to pay the balance early? There's no prepayment penalty.

  4. Step 4: Receive Your Deed

    Once the property is paid in full, or immediately for a cash purchase, where applicable, the deed can be recorded with the county in your name. You'll have a public record confirming your ownership.

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