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Surplus Property Frequently Asked Questions |
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- How can I purchase property from the County?
The County sells property in accordance with Florida
Statutes Chapter 125.35.
The County has about one sealed bid sale per year. However, if the estimated value of the property is $15,000 or
less the County may sell the property to a contiguous
property owner.
- How does the County determine the value of County owned properties for sale?
The County’s in-house Staff Appraiser may estimate the value of the parcel
or the County may have an appraisal report performed by an independent
real estate appraiser.
- How is the minimum bid determined?
The Director of Real Estate makes a recommendation to the Board of County
Commissioners. The Board determines the minimum bid.
- Does the County provide financing, a survey or title insurance for the properties for sale?
All parcels are
sold in “AS-IS” Condition. No guarantees are made involving
the condition of the parcels. No guarantees are made involving the parcels’ title quality, accessibility, parcel size,
etc. If other professional services are desired, such as a survey or title insurance they are the responsibility of the buyer,
as are the charges for these services. The buyer is also responsible for securing financing, verifying the location of the
parcels and all other
information provided.
- Hillsborough County does not make any warrants, guarantees, or representations to the accuracy of the information provided.
- It is the responsibility of the buyer to verify all information provided.
- It is the responsibility of the buyer to verify the location of the parcels.
- County owned properties are sold in accordance with Florida Statutes Chapter 125.35.
- Any questions you may have regarding surplus property from Hillsborough County should be directed to Dean Roberts or Tom
Georgas at (813)272-5810.
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