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Most efficient way to dispose of mountain land

Andrew S.
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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I’m on the board of a property owners association in Wilkes County, NC (near Blue Ridge Parkway).  Occasionally, the Association ends up taking over parcels of land from owners who are delinquent with their annual dues.  What is the best way for the Association to sell these properties?  Listing of raw land with an agent tends to be expensive (commissions range from 10-25%) and is quite slow.  I know that Craigslist is an option, but I’m unsure how well that works in rural places.  Any other (more creative) ideas?

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