•Property is being sold in an “as is” condition, and the condition is unknown and may include defects, possible health or safety hazards, or debris, or be located in a Special Flood Hazard Area.

· Property Tax Disclosure Summary: Buyer Should Not Rely On The Seller’s Current Property Taxes As The Amount Of Property Taxes That The Buyer May Be Obligated To Pay In The Year Subsequent To The Purchase. A Change Of Ownership Or Property Improvements Triggers Reassessments Of The Property That Could Result In Higher Property Taxes. If You Have Any Questions Concerning Valuation, Contact Property Appraiser’s Office For Information.

• Personal Property Not Included.  Only title to the real estate is being conveyed. Personal property may be present, but is not included in the auction. Removal of personal property remaining on site at the time of closing is the responsibility of the Buyer.

· Zone, Code, and Use Disclosure.  Buyer acknowledges that the Property shall be purchased “AS-IS, WHEREIS, WITH ALL FAULTS.” The Property may be subject to city, village, and/or county code or zoning violations, and Buyer accepts the property subject to any such violations.  Buyer agrees to conduct an independent search of all property records in the city, county, and/or village prior to bidding and has bid accordingly.  Buyer shall be responsible for any and all required remediation of the property, if any.  Buyer shall not rely on any information provided by the Seller or Williams & Williams regarding the status of any code or zoning violations, and shall base its decisions on its independent inspection.  Buyer also acknowledges that the property may be subject to city, village, and/or county occupancy regulations and requirements which may impact the current and/or future use of the properties.  Buyer acknowledges that the seller and Williams & Williams make no warranties of any nature, express or implied, as to the permitted uses of the property, and any prohibition of buyer’s intended use of the property shall not be a grounds for terminating the contract.

• Pictures may not reflect specific parcel, entire parcel, or current conditions of any structures that are present.

•Square Footage/Acreage Disclosure. The source of the square footage or acreage represented for the property is from public record. Buyer understands and acknowledges that square footage or acreage measurements of a property can vary from a few feet to several hundred feet regardless of source (County Assessor’s records, appraisal or appraisal measurement report, survey, etc.). Buyer shall be solely responsible for satisfying that the size and/or square footage or acreage of the property is acceptable to the Buyer. 

•Septic Inspection.   Buyer acknowledges that a state mandated septic inspection may be required prior to conveyance of the Property.  If required, Buyer understands that Seller will order the inspection, and the inspection must be completed prior to closing. Buyer agrees to comply with all requirements to obtain any necessary permits, and shall make arrangements to correct any noted violations at Buyers expense, accepting all responsibility for any remediation, fees, or terms required. Buyer is responsible for submitting a notice of transfer form within 15 days of closing. Buyer acknowledges and understands that neither Seller, Williams & Williams, nor its agents make any assertions or guarantees as to the condition of any septic system, and Buyer is purchasing this property "as-is, where-is". Buyer should conduct an investigation into cost of compliance with septic requirements prior to bidding.