Andy Flack
Principal Broker | Owner
Directions: Northeast of Cleveland, TX. South of FM 787 fronting CR 2134, west side. See maps within.
Showing Instructions: Buyer &/or agents must notify Homeland Properties of intent to view/tour & make advance appointment. A minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required. Buyers must be accompanied by broker/agent. Licensed co-brokers are welcome to show this property by advance appointment and will receive a co-broker fee if the co-broker accompanies their buyer from the first contact to the closing of a sale. The subject property is leased for hunting, to be cancelled upon a sale. Seller does not warrant, or is responsible, for any items left by hunters. UTV or ATV recommended.
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Required for division. Expense subject to negotiation. Seller requires use of seller's preferred surveyor/title company.
Oil and gas minerals have been reserved by prior owners. Other reservations subject to title and/or sellers contract when applicable.
Visible and apparent. Utility
Approximately $5/Ac/Yr with timber exemption. Properties may qualify for future exemption subject to usage. Taxes unavailable as subject property is part of a larger tract.
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