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Everything here comes from Pickett County's own parcel records, screened for parcels a buyer would actually want: appraised under $40,000, no structure on record, and an owner whose mailing address is somewhere else. 1,597 parcels pass that screen today.
| Median appraisal | $17,900 |
| Parcels of an acre or more | 880 |
| Total land in the screen | 9,564 acres |
| Cheapest land per acre | $9 |
| Parcel | Appraised | Acres |
|---|---|---|
| 069 051 02800 000 | $200 | 0.02 |
| 069 033 00801 000 | $500 | 0.2 |
| 069 034 02139 000 | $800 | 0.07 |
| 069 024J B 02100 000 | $900 | 0.88 |
| 069 004 06602 000 | $900 | 0.02 |
Parcel numbers and values are public record. Owner names, mailing addresses and the matched court sale list are part of the paid product.
Tennessee's redemption period is normally one year, but it collapses to 30 days when there is a reasonable basis to believe the parcel is vacant (T.C.A. § 67-5-2701). Pickett County does not publish a "vacant" flag, so vacancy is inferred — no improvement value on record, land-only appraisal, real acreage, and an owner mailing address elsewhere — and the evidence we used is shown on every record as its Basis.
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Source: Pickett County parcel records, refreshed as the county republishes them. Figures are derived live from our database, not typed in. This is public data, not legal or investment advice — verify any parcel with the county before you buy.