ABSOLUTE AUCTION

904+/- Acre Sportsman's Paradise $878,157.00

Several tracts of land, located in Lamar and Fayette Counties, were sold at auction for a price of $878,157.00. This property was sold in 11 tracts averaging $982 per acre. The auction had over 150 attendees & 23 registered bidders.

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Live Off-Site Auction

Began: Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 2:00 PM CST

Location: 2631 Temple Ave. North, Fayette, AL 35555

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Tract 2

Tract 3

Tract 4

Tract 5

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To be auctioned: 904 acres total; Originally in 5 tracts but subdivided into 11 smaller tracts ranging from 10+/- acres- 340+/- acres

ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Saturday, February 27

Sells Regardless of Price! No Minimums • No Reserves

Registration: 12:00 noon • Auction: 2:00pm

Terms: 10% down with $10,000 per tract being in personal check, business check or certified funds. Closing in 30 days.

Auction Site: The auction will take place at Bevill State Community College Auditorium, 2631 North Temple Ave., Fayette, Alabama 35555.

Pre-Sale Inspection: Property is available for viewing daily by appointment from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. February 13-14, February 20-21, and February 26-27.

Broker Participation: Broker Participation welcome subject to certain guidelines.
Call 1-800-649-8720. For More Information: Call 1-800-649-8720 or (256) 547-3434. Beginning February 13, call on site, (256) 504-6858; fax (256) 504-5201.

Property Description

Investors seeking opportunities for fun and profit need look no further than 904± acres of recreational timberland in Fayette and Lamar counties, Alabama. Alive with deer, turkey, duck and other wildlife, this outdoorsman’s paradise is selling in tracts.

A patchwork of creeks, ponds, planted pines, hardwoods, green fields and frontage on the Sipsey River — one of Alabama’s “Ten Natural Wonders” — this diverse property is a haven for hunting, fishing, canoeing, horseback riding, four-wheeling, dirt biking and hiking. Valued for its timber harvests, the 904± acres represent an investment option which is proving stable in today’s financial market.

Only one hour from Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, the pristine acreage offers access to the Sipsey River, one of the last wild, free-flowing streams in the state. Home to an abundance of waterfowl, the Sipsey is recognized for mussels, bass, crappie, catfish and bream.

Property Highlights

904± Acres Recreational Timberland