S. of Whitesbridge Ave, N. of W. Church Ave. , Fresno, CA 93706(Fresno County)

Pearson Realty is proud to present the MOC Farms Portfolio, an opportunity to acquire agricultural land in one of California's prominent farming regions. This diverse portfolio features a mix of pistachios, almonds, cherries, and open ground. Strategically located within a variety of irrigation districts, each ranch boasts diverse soil characteristics ideal for permanent crops, row crops, solar projects, and water mitigation. Historical production data is available upon request. This portfolio offers flexibility in acquisition, as the ranches may be sold together or separately. Additionally, the 2025 crops are included in the sale, with full reimbursement to the seller for cultural costs incurred up to the date of possession. This sale presents a unique opportunity to acquire California farmland through a structured receivership process, ensuring transparency and competitive bidding. For inquiries, bidding instructions, or to request a PSA, please contact Pearson Realty. Pearson Realty does not provide legal advice. Interested parties should consult with their attorneys regarding the Court process.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFERS: This property is being sold through a court-supervised receivership process. All prospective buyers must adhere to the following bidding qualifications and procedures. Please see the link attached for the Court Documents. A summary is below: Qualified Bid Requirement Written Submission: All bids must be submitted in writing by the deadline set by the Receiver. Purchase and Sale Agreement (PSA): All qualified bids must be placed on a pre-approved PSA (available upon request). Deposit: A 10% deposit of the purchase price must be submitted with the qualified bid. Auction and Sale Hearing An Auction or Sale Hearing will be scheduled after the Publication Period concludes. The Receiver or Agents will provide at least 14 days' notice to qualified bidders and interested parties. The notice will specify the initial overbid amount, minimum bidding increments, and other relevant details. Creditors may file objections at least 7 days before the hearing; the Receiver may reply within 2 days of the hearing. The Receiver will continue to market the property until the bid submission deadline.