5.52 Acres at Big White Oak — Perry County, Tennessee · $999 Down, Direct From the Seller
Perry County, Tennessee
10-year term$999 down9.99% APR
Direct purchase agreementNo credit check needed
Big White Oak Tract 39 is a 5.52 acre property that offers a peaceful setting with a blend of gentle slopes and mixed hardwoods. The parcel is mostly wooded, providing excellent privacy and prime habitat for deer and other local wildlife. With access via an unmaintained dirt road, it’s a great spot for a rural getaway or a hunting retreat.
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Big White Oak Tract 39 is a quiet rural homesite ready for a long-term homestead build — 5.52 acres of homestead-ready acreage in Perry County, Tennessee. Part of Big White Oak. Priced at $33,243 — about $382.02/month after $999 down on the 10-year direct-purchase plan.
Big White Oak Tract 39 is a 5.52 acre property that offers a peaceful setting with a blend of gentle slopes and mixed hardwoods. The parcel is mostly wooded, providing excellent privacy and prime habitat for deer and other local wildlife. With access via an unmaintained dirt road, it’s a great spot for a rural getaway or a hunting retreat.
Yes — Big White Oak Tract 39 is rural acreage zoned for agricultural use, which means chickens, goats, hogs, a steer or two, and bees are all acceptable. Larger herds may want to confirm county stocking rates, but small homestead-scale animals are unrestricted.
Big White Oak Tract 39 is sold via direct purchase agreement: you pay $999 down, sign the paperwork by email, and take possession. There is no realtor, no escrow officer, no underwriter — just a recorded deed and a simple installment agreement.
No. Big White Oak Tract 39 is sold direct from Zero Credit Land. Skipping the realtor saves 5-6% off the typical raw-land transaction cost and is a core reason our $999-down structure pencils out.
Big White Oak Tract 39 is rural acreage; most counties allow stick-built homes, modular homes, cabins, or homestead structures with standard permits. Confirm specific build requirements with the county before pouring a foundation.
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