Please click here for information on Negotiated Sales. Please click here for information on Advertised Sales. Without 100% agreement from the owners, we cannot move forward with a sale transaction. The sale of any restricted Native land must be at or above the fair market value, with limited exceptions for sales to a family member or where there is a special relationship.įor land that has two or more owners, an Application for Sale must be completed by all of the co-owners. If a party approaches you with an offer to purchase your property, and you would like to accept the offer and sell the property, that offer should be submitted to our office, and a Negotiated Sale transaction will be initiated for you. **Please note that you cannot list your restricted property with a realtor if you have not already gone through the BIA advertisement process.** Due to funding limitations, if you request that we advertise your property again, it will be a low priority and could take several years to be re-advertised. If no bids are received, you can list your property with a realtor or otherwise advertise it yourself. When any bids are received, they are forwarded to you to determine which you would like to move forward with. The advertisement will run for a thirty day period, at the end of which there is a bid opening. If you would like to sell your property, but do not have an interested buyer, we can advertise the property for you through an Advertised Sale transaction. The BIA does not have funds to assist with the costs of subdividing, but will need to review and approve the plat.īelow is a brief description of the different Conveyance transactions that we can assist you with. For information on the steps involved in each process, click on the link below the description. Documents that can verify ownership interest are the Certificate of Native Allotment, Native Restricted Trustee Deed, Probate Decision, or other BIA approved conveyance document.Īny time that you wish to sell or gift a portion of your restricted property, and an adequate aliquot parts legal description is not available to describe the portion, a formal subdivision of the property is required first. For any transaction, the ownership of the requestor will need to be confirmed. These transactions require approval by the Secretary of the Interior, or his authorized delegate, which in many cases is the BIA Regional Director. As a restricted landowner, you may decide to sell, gift, subdivide, or otherwise change the character of the property, or your interest in the property.
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