Calhoun County, AR — sale number 10676
Calhoun County, AR
Register record
Calhoun County, AR
· sale number 10676
· sale passed — outcome unconfirmed
· sale Sep 22, 2026
State land office · live auction · once a year per county
- Bidding opened at
- $650.54
- What the floor was. We do not hold the winning bid.
- Sale day
- Sep 22
- This date has passed — confirm the outcome
- Size
- 3 ac
- The source's own figure — not surveyed
- Where
- El Dorado Conference Center - Mruphy…
- In person; registration opens an hour before
Confirm the outcome
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The risk you are taking
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Parcel
- County Calhoun County, AR (05013)
- Sale number 10676
- Status active The source still says this, but its sale date has passed and it has not reconciled the outcome yet.
- Sale date September 22, 2026
- How to bid in person — you must attend EL DORADO CONFERENCE CENTER - MRUPHY HALL III, 311 S. WEST AVE - EL DORADO
- Minimum bid $650.54
- The rest of this record owner, the land/improvement split, parcel number and legal description →
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- Who owns it, the parcel number and legal description, and where it sits on the map
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