BANK OWNED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ONLINE ONLY REAL ...

BANK OWNED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY will be sold at a
TIMED ONLINE ONLY REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
Bidding is now open and available until Tuesday, July 17, 2012 @ 4:00 P.M.(CST).Contact United Country Jones Auction & Realty for complete details and to schedule your showing appointment: (920) 261-6820

HOW TO BID:

Copy and paste this address in your browser:

https://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp?aid=54497

for a direct link to Proxibid.com to register and bid

BIDDING REQUIREMENTS:

Bank Letter of Guarantee/Validation of Sufficient Funds is required to be on file with United Country Jones Auction & Realty prior to being approved for bidding.This is a 10% Buyer?s Fee auction. Successful high bid plus the 10% Buyer?s Fee shall equal the total purchase price.
$2,500 will be required as earnest money upon acceptance of the Sales Contract.
Closing within 30 days of the end of the auction.
Property sells ?AS IS?, ?WHERE IS?, No Contingencies, No Exceptions.

DESCRIPTION:

BANK OWNED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
STARTING BID TO BE $25,000
PROPERTY SELLS AS IS, WHERE IS, NO EXCEPTIONS WHATSOEVER
Excellent Investment Opportunity to own an income producing property
Revenue from 4 Rental Units help pay the mortgage
Highly Visible Main Street, Watertown, WI location
Commercial Property with Vacant Storefront; 1 Main Level Apartment; 2 Upper Level Apartments
One Upper Level Apartment is currently occupied
Storefront is Vacant
Main Level Apartment and 1 Upper Level Apartment are Vacant
Vacant Upper Level Apartment needs some work
Off Street Parking for Rental Units is available at the back of the building
Apartments have Private Entrance
Storefront offers Multiple, Large Display Windows and Highly Visible Location
Office Area on Main Level
Large Storefront Space Offers Lots of Potential for the Right Investor

RENTAL UNITS HELP PAY THE MORTGAGE!!

TERMS AND CONDITIONS ? READ CAREFULLY AND COMPLETELY:

1. Online Only Auction: This auction will be available for online bidding beginning: Monday, June 25, 2012 and ending Tuesday, July 17, 2012 @ 4:00 P.M. (Central Time) Approval to bid at this auction is subject to United Country Jones Auction & Realty receiving a Bank Letter of Guarantee/Validation of Funds
2. This is a 10% buyer?s fee auction. The successful high bid plus an 10% buyer?s fee shall equal the purchase price. $2,500 will be required as earnest money upon acceptance of the Sales Contract. Closing within 30 days of the end of the auction. Property sells AS IS, WHERE IS, No Contingencies, No Exceptions
3. Qualification for financing must be approved prior to approval for bidding and prior to the sale. Bank Letter of Guarantee/Validation of Sufficient Funds is required to be on file with United Country Jones Auction & Realty prior to being approved for bidding. You are responsible for the cash at closing within 30 days of the end of the auction
4. The successful highest bidder is required to pay $2,500 as earnest money. Upon accepted offer, all earnest money becomes non- refundable
5. Winning bidder will enter into a Contract to Purchase immediately upon being declared the successful bidder by the auctioneer. Upon the close of the auction the winning bidder will be forwarded via email a Contract to Purchase. A signed copy of the contract must be received by United Country Jones Auction & Realty by end of business or 5:30 P.M. (Central Time), Tuesday, July 17, 2012. Contract to Purchase may be hand delivered, faxed, or scanned and emailed.
6. $2,500 earnest money will be due upon acceptance of the Sales Contract. Bidding is not contingent upon financing. The balance of the purchase price will be due at closing within 30 days of the end of the auction. Possession shall be given at closing
7. The sale will be subject to existing zoning, ordinances, roads, restrictions of record and easements of record. Real Estate taxes for the year of closing will be prorated to the date of closing. Seller will provide and arrange for all title evidence. All contracts will be prepared by the listing broker to be entered into the date of the auction. Seller will convey title by warranty deed free and clear of all liens and encumbrances. Seller has the right to accept, counter or reject any offer.
8. United Country Jones Auction & Realty has been contracted to offer this property AS IS, WHERE IS with no warranties to buildings, wells or septic systems. Requirements to meet DILHR?s energy code is the responsibility of the buyer
9. This information is from sources deemed reliable but no warranty or representation is made to its accuracy. Any information on this auction is subject to verification and no liability for errors, omissions or changes are assumed by United Country Jones Auction & Realty or the sellers.
10. Under no circumstances shall bidder have any kind of claim against United Country Jones Auction & Realty, seller, or anyone else if the internet service fails to work correctly.
11. This property sells AS IS, WHERE IS condition without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, No Exceptions Whatsoever. Buyers should verify the information to their satisfaction. Please make all inspections and financing arrangements prior to the end of the bidding.
12. All buyers must acknowledge and accept the Terms and Conditions provided at the time of online Registration. Bank Letter of Guarantee/Validation of Funds required for approval to bid at this auction.
13. Auctioneer is licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Licensing & Regulation.

CHECKOUT DATES and TIME:

Winning bidder will enter into a Contract to Purchase immediately upon being declared the successful bidder by the auctioneer. Call listing office at (920) 261-6820 for details.

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS:

Winning bidder will enter into Contract to Purchase immediately upon being declared successful bidder by the auctioneer.
Upon the close of the auction the winning bidder will be forwarded a Contract to Purchase via email or fax. The signed copy must be returned to United Country Jones Auction & Realty before end of business or 5:30 P.M. (Central Time), Tuesday, July 17, 2012. The Contract to Purchase may be hand delivered, faxed, or scanned and emailed.
$2,500 as earnest money will be due upon acceptance of the Sales Contract. Bidding is not contingent upon financing. Please make all financing arrangements prior to the end of the bidding.
The successful bidder is required to pay $2,500 as earnest money with a cashier?s check, approved personal check with Bank Letter of Guarantee submitted to our office, or credit card. We accept VISA and MasterCard. Upon accepted offer all earnest money becomes nonrefundable.

Source: http://www.gimmeauctions.com/300243

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Recharge your electric car just by taking a drive

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John Roach

A technology that wirelessly transmits electricity to cars driving along concrete roads may encourage more consumers to embrace gas-free EVs.

Fear of running out of?juice while out and about has limited adoption of all-electric vehicles, according to the Detroit Free Press. Sales of the Nissan Leaf, for example, plummeted 69 percent in June from a year earlier.

Researchers at Toyohashi University of Technology in Japan recently demonstrated a proof-of-concept version of wireless technology that transmits electricity to a car?s tires through four inches of concrete.

The tires have steel belts that then?route the electricity to a battery or straight to the engine.

For now, the group is able to transmit 50 to 60 watts of electricity to life-sized automobile tires, enough to power a light bulb.

The electric power needs to be increased 100 times in order to be practical. Such a scale-up is technically and economically?feasible, the group noted.

The team presented the EVER project (electric vehicle on electrified roadway) at the Wireless Technology Park 2012 trade show earlier this month in Japan.

--via Gizmodo, PhysOrg, and Tech On!

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US scientist: Ocean acidity major threat to reefs

FILE - In this Jan. 23, 2006 file photo provided by Centre of Marine Studies, The University of Queensland, fish swim amongst bleached coral near the Keppel Islands in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Ocean acidification has emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs across the world, acting as the "osteoporosis of the sea" and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head of a U.S. scientific agency said Monday, July 9, 2012. (AP Photo/Centre for Marine Studies, The University of Queensland, Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, File)

FILE - In this Jan. 23, 2006 file photo provided by Centre of Marine Studies, The University of Queensland, fish swim amongst bleached coral near the Keppel Islands in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Ocean acidification has emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs across the world, acting as the "osteoporosis of the sea" and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head of a U.S. scientific agency said Monday, July 9, 2012. (AP Photo/Centre for Marine Studies, The University of Queensland, Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, File)

FILE - In this Sept. 2001 file photo provided by provided by Queensland Tourism, an aerial view shows the Great Barrier Reef off Australia's Queensland state. Ocean acidification has emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs across the world, acting as the "osteoporosis of the sea" and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head of a U.S. scientific agency said Monday, July 9, 2012. (AP Photo/Queensland Tourism, File) EDITORIAL USE ONLY

FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Australian Institute of Marine Science shows white coral syndrome in Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Ocean acidification has emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs across the world, acting as the "osteoporosis of the sea" and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head of a U.S. scientific agency said Monday, July 9, 2012. (AP Photo/Australian Institute of Marine Science, File)

SYDNEY (AP) ? Oceans' rising acid levels have emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs, acting as the "osteoporosis of the sea" and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head of a U.S. scientific agency said Monday.

The speed by which the oceans' acid levels has risen caught scientists off-guard, with the problem now considered to be climate change's "equally evil twin," National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief Jane Lubchenco told The Associated Press.

"We've got sort of the perfect storm of stressors from multiple places really hammering reefs around the world," said Lubchenco, who was in Australia to speak at the International Coral Reef Symposium in the northeast city of Cairns, near the Great Barrier Reef. "It's a very serious situation."

Oceans absorb excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, increasing sea acidity. Scientists are worried about how that increase will affect sea life, particularly reefs, as higher acid levels make it tough for coral skeletons to form. Lubchenco likened ocean acidification to osteoporosis ? a bone-thinning disease ? because researchers are concerned it will lead to the deterioration of reefs.

Scientists initially assumed that the carbon dioxide absorbed by the water would be sufficiently diluted as the oceans mixed shallow and deeper waters. But most of the carbon dioxide and the subsequent chemical changes are being concentrated in surface waters, Lubchenco said.

"And those surface waters are changing much more rapidly than initial calculations have suggested," she said. "It's yet another reason to be very seriously concerned about the amount of carbon dioxide that is in the atmosphere now and the additional amount we continue to put out."

Higher acidity levels are especially problematic for creatures such as oysters, because acid slows the growth of their shells. Experiments have shown other animals, such as clown fish, also suffer. In a study that mimicked the level of acidity scientists expect by the end of the century, clown fish began swimming toward predators, instead of away from them, because their sense of smell had been dulled.

"We're just beginning to uncover many of the ways in which the changing chemistry of oceans affects lots of behaviors," Lubchenco said. "So salmon not being able to find their natal streams because their sense of smell was impaired, that's a very real possibility."

The potential impact of all of this is huge, Lubchenco said. Coral reefs attract critical tourism dollars and protect fragile coastlines from threats such as tsunamis. Seafood is the primary source of protein for many people around the world. Already, some oyster farmers have blamed higher acidity levels for a decrease in stocks.

Some attempts to address the problem are already under way. Instruments that measure changing acid levels in the water have been installed in some areas to warn oyster growers when to stop the flow of ocean water to their hatcheries.

But that is only a short-term solution, Lubchenco said. The most critical element, she said, is reducing carbon emissions.

"The carbon dioxide that we have put in the atmosphere will continue to be absorbed by oceans for decades," she said. "It is going to be a long time before we can stabilize and turn around the direction of change simply because it's a big atmosphere and it's a big ocean."

Associated Press

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MLS roundup: Seattle winless streak reaches 9

By The Associated Press

Associated Press Sports

updated 1:35 a.m. ET July 8, 2012

KANSAS CITY, Kansas (AP) -Sporting Kansas City moved back into a share of the lead in Major League Soccer's Eastern Conference despite being held to a scoreless draw by Houston Dynamo on Saturday.

Sporting has 33 points, tying them with D.C. United.

Houston earned a road point and extended its unbeaten streak to three matches despite being outshot 17-7.

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REAL SALT LAKE 3, PORTLAND TIMBERS 0

In Sandy, Utah, Alvaro Saborio scored three second-half goals to help Real Salt Lake beat Portland.

RSL snapped a four-game winless streak and moved within a point of Western Conference leader San Jose.

Portland lost its third straight road game and is still winless away from home this season.

Saborio broke a prolonged scoring drought for RSL with a headed goal in the 60th minute, off a pass from Kyle Beckerman.

He came up with an even better goal two minutes later. Chris Wingert fired a pass deep into the center of the box. Saborio met the ball on the run and headed it home.

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DALLAS 0, SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES 0

In Frisco, Texas, defenders Hernan Pertuz and Carlos Rodriguez each cleared shots off the line and Kevin Hartman made two spectacular saves in the final 10 minutes to preserve a home draw for Dallas against San Jose.

Dallas, last in the Western Conference, has now gone a team-record 13 games without a win.

The point allowed San Jose to maintain its spot atop the MLS overall standings.

The Earthquakes played the last 10 minutes with ten men after captain Ramiro Corrales was shown two yellow cards within three minutes.

? 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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