
TNRealEstate.Auction foreclosure filter reveals about active foreclosed properties in Blount County, including land parcels sized under 1 acre or between 0.8–1.2 acres in areas like Walland and Maryville—most listed through auctions, not traditional MLS channels.
TNRealEstate.Auction lists foreclosure homes in the county with median prices around $399,900, but these are predominantly residential dwellings—not standalone lots.
Auction-focused sites like TNRealEstate.Auction and local foreclosures databases list bank-owned or auctioned properties, including land components—though most activity centers on houses or cabins rather than pure vacant lots.
Mostly smaller-than-acre parcels with existing structures, sold as bank-owned or through auction platforms.
Listings are rarely standalone land-only parcels—they often accompany residence listings or cabin-style properties.
Prices for such land entries typically fall in the $200K–$400K range, depending on size, location, and auction status.
Land investors or developers seeking bargain entry points into Blount County residential zones.
Buyers open to as-is or off-market acquisitions who can quickly evaluate and move when opportunities appear.
Those with an eye on future build sites, subdivision potential, or speculative buys near Townsend or Maryville.
True vacant lot foreclosures are rare in Blount County’s market—most auctions include a home or cabin in package.
Familiarity with foreclosure or auction procedures is essential; many sales require cash, proof of funds, or participation in sheriff/property tax auctions.
Due diligence needed regarding zoning, accessibility, tenant status, and condition when land is bundled with structures.