Northwestern Arizona (between Kingman and Bullhead City)
Owner-Financed Land for Sale in Mohave County, Arizona
Open high-desert land in northwestern Arizona, between Kingman and Bullhead City. Popular for weekend getaways, a place to build someday, and long-term holding. Every parcel is deeded land you can buy from $149 down and $134/month — no bank and no credit check.
Available now in Mohave County
1.15 acres
$149 down · $134/mo · 60 mo
or $5,699 cash
See this parcel1.15 acres
$149 down · $134/mo · 60 mo
or $5,699 cash
See this parcelBuying land in Mohave County: what to know
Do you check my credit?
No. We finance you directly (owner financing), so there is no bank, no credit check, and no proof of income. Land in Mohave County starts from $149 down and $134/month, plus a note servicing fee and property taxes.
How is the land zoned?
Each parcel has its own zoning. Most rural lots out here allow a home. Check this lot's zoning with Mohave County Planning & Zoning.
Can I camp on my land in Mohave County?
Short stays are OK. The county allows up to 14 days in a row, and up to 30 days a year, with no permit. Longer stays need a county permit.
Can I build a home or cabin in Mohave County?
You need a county building permit. Before you get one, you need approved zoning, a septic permit, and a water source. Living on the land while you build takes a separate county permit (1 year, can be extended).
Is there water on the land?
There's no city water. People drill a well, use a water tank, or bring water in. Well permits come from the Arizona Department of Water Resources.
Do I need a septic system?
You need a county septic permit. A soil test comes first. The county checks the system before you can use it.
Is there electricity?
Power lines don't reach every rural lot. Where they don't, owners use solar. Check this lot with the power company.
How much are property taxes in Mohave County?
Low. The exact amount for this parcel is on its page.
How do I get to the land?
It depends on the lot. Most roads out here are dirt. Check access for this lot.
Can I live on the land in Mohave County?
You can camp on your land for short stays right away. To live there full time, you first need a water source, a septic system, and county permits.
Official resources: Mohave County Planning & Zoning · Septic & well permits · Development Services: (928) 757-0903 · AZ Department of Water Resources (well permits)
County rules can change. Always check the current rules with Mohave County before you buy or build.