Hackberry Fields Greer County Oklahoma — Rural Land Tracts For Sale With Owner Financing

Hackberry Fields is a 160.13-acre rural land development in Greer County, Oklahoma, near Mangum, OK in southwest Oklahoma's red rock and prairie country, about 25 miles west of Altus, OK. The property is divided into 28 surveyed tracts ranging from 5.04 to 5.19 acres — open prairie and hackberry-lined creek draws beneath the red granite outcroppings that lead toward the Quartz Mountain area. At the time of writing, 25 of the 28 tracts have sold, leaving 3 tracts still available. Every remaining tract is sold direct from the seller through Zero Credit Land with owner financing — no credit check, no bank, and a Basic plan starting at just $999 down. Buyers who prefer a lower balance can choose the Enhanced plan: 5% down for a 5% discount off the list price. A one-time $249 document fee covers closing on any tract, with fixed monthly payments on terms up to 20 years.

Where Is Hackberry Fields, Oklahoma?

Hackberry Fields sits in Greer County, in southwest Oklahoma's open red rock and prairie country near Mangum, OK, the county seat. Quartz Mountain State Park — built around Lake Altus-Lugert and the granite outcroppings of the Quartz Mountain area — is about 20 miles northeast, and Altus, OK is roughly 25 miles east for larger retail and services. Oklahoma City is about 140 miles northeast, so Hackberry Fields stays within weekend reach of the metro while offering genuine open-country acreage.

Greer County occupies one of the most geologically distinctive corners of Oklahoma, where red granite outcroppings, hackberry-lined creek draws, and wide-open prairie stretch toward the Quartz Mountain area. The terrain is defined by the rolling plains of the Red River drainage — open, rugged, and unlike most of the rest of the state.

The location keeps buyers close enough to essentials without losing the open-country feel. Mangum handles day-to-day needs, Altus offers a larger commercial hub about 25 miles east, and Quartz Mountain State Park is a short drive northeast for recreation. For buyers coming from Oklahoma City or the broader southwest Oklahoma region, Hackberry Fields is close enough for regular use while still feeling like genuine red rock and prairie country.

What Does the Land at Hackberry Fields Look Like?

Hackberry Fields' 28 tracts sit across open prairie broken up by hackberry-lined creek draws, with the red granite outcroppings of the Quartz Mountain area visible to the northeast. The wide-open grasslands and creek-bottom cover create natural travel corridors for quail and whitetail deer throughout the property.

Key characteristics of the property:

• Total acreage: 160.13 acres divided into 28 surveyed tracts
• Tract sizes: 5.04 to 5.19 acres each
• Terrain: Open prairie, hackberry-lined creek draws, red rock country
• Wildlife: Quail and whitetail deer are common across the wide-open grasslands
• Access: Unmaintained dirt road off the county road system
• Utilities: Electricity available from Mangum, Oklahoma Electric Utility for tracts bordering the county roads; buyers are entitled to drill a domestic well

There is no public water or sewer service on any tract, and water is not guaranteed at any specific depth, quantity, or quality. Buyers typically pair a drilled well with a septic or composting system — a well-understood build-out for rural Greer County acreage.

How Much Does Land at Hackberry Fields Cost — and What About Taxes?

Hackberry Fields was originally offered as 28 tracts of 5.04 to 5.19 acres. At the time of writing, 25 of the 28 tracts have sold, leaving Tract 4 (5.04 acres, around $36,633), Tract 6 (5.19 acres, around $37,721), and Tract 8 (5.04 acres, around $35,703) as the remaining parcels. Because inventory moves, current availability and exact pricing are best confirmed on the Hackberry Fields pricing page.

Ongoing carrying costs are low. Property taxes on raw rural land in Greer County typically run about $1–3 per acre per year, so a 5-acre tract carries an estimated annual tax bill of roughly $5–15 — among the lowest holding costs anywhere in Oklahoma.

Does Hackberry Fields Offer Owner Financing With No Credit Check?

Yes — the remaining tracts at Hackberry Fields are sold direct from the seller through Zero Credit Land, with no bank, no credit check, and no minimum credit score required. Here's how the financing works:

• Basic plan: $999 down to get started — no credit check, no bank involved
• Enhanced plan (most popular): 5% down in exchange for a 5% discount off the list price
• Document fee: A one-time $249 document fee covers closing on every tract
• Terms: Fixed monthly payments on plans running up to 20 years
• Structure: A contract for deed between buyer and seller — no third-party lender, no loan application, no debt-to-income review

Because there is no bank in the transaction, buyers with excellent credit, poor credit, no credit history, self-employment income, or a prior bankruptcy can all qualify on the same terms. Payments are fixed for the life of the contract, and the buyer receives a warranty deed once the balance is paid in full.

What Can You Do at Hackberry Fields?

Hackberry Fields' tract sizes, terrain, and proximity to Quartz Mountain suit several overlapping uses for Oklahoma land buyers:

Hunting

Greer County is solid quail and whitetail hunting territory, with wide-open grasslands and creek-bottom cover that hold game throughout the season. The hackberry-lined draws running through Hackberry Fields give hunters natural cover and travel routes close to the county road.

Fishing and Lake Recreation

Quartz Mountain State Park, about 20 miles northeast, is built around Lake Altus-Lugert and the granite outcroppings of the Quartz Mountain area. The lake draws bass anglers, boaters, and swimmers, while the granite boulders attract rock climbers and hikers from across the region.

Off-Grid Cabin Site or Homestead

With electricity already available from Mangum, Oklahoma Electric Utility for tracts bordering the county roads, and the ability to drill a domestic well, a Hackberry Fields tract offers a straightforward path to a cabin or homestead build-out. Combined with a septic or composting system, the open prairie terrain gives each remaining tract a private, wide-open feel.

Long-Term Land Investment

With property taxes running only $5–15 a year on a 5-acre tract, Hackberry Fields is inexpensive to hold indefinitely — whether the plan is to build now, build later, or simply own a piece of southwest Oklahoma's red rock country outright once the contract is paid off.

How Do I Visit or Buy a Tract at Hackberry Fields?

With only a handful of tracts left, the fastest way to see current details is the Hackberry Fields property page, which lists each remaining tract with acreage, price, and monthly payment estimates for both the Basic and Enhanced plans. Tract-level detail is available on Hackberry Fields Tract 6 (5.19 acres) and Hackberry Fields Tract 8 (5.04 acres).

Getting started takes a few simple steps:

1. Review available tracts and pricing on the Hackberry Fields pricing page
2. Choose the Basic plan ($999 down) or the Enhanced plan (5% down, 5% off the list price)
3. Pay the down payment plus the $249 document fee to start
4. Sign the contract for deed
5. Begin using your land and make fixed monthly payments for up to 20 years
6. Receive your warranty deed when the balance is paid in full

Questions? Call 469-908-2174 or email contact@zerocreditland.com. The team can walk you through current tract availability and share access directions so you can see the land before you commit. General financing details for all Zero Credit Land properties are also on the Zero Credit Land pricing page.

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