Personally I don’t buy property without a real estate lawyer. That way all bases are covered. One property we looked at had a road easement right through the middle. The lawyer caught it. Neither realtor said anything about it.
@@7snaxx927One of the things a title search details the chain of ownership. The title company will make sure the property can be sold and makes sure you have a clear title.
A very helpful detail not mentioned is "restrictions" like minimum home values. Some areas require a minimum of a $250,000 home, some areas won't allow building anything and being near a river or lake or beach, does not guarantee you will have access to them and a title search is a must. However, there's some nice and appealing properties listed at "chicken feed" prices. I'm going to dig a little deeper because I have been thinking about a vacation home or site.
Be careful people, my grandfather bought land seller financed. After 9 years of faithful on time payments he was scammed because of tax issues by the owner. (edited 19 to 9, fat fingers)
Thank you indeed that’s my next moved owning my own land then build a house . And live all green , planting my own vegetable live organic lifestyle 🥰🙏🏽🌏
wow so jealous of the opportunity that is shown here for US citizens. Nothing like that here in the UK. I mean you can buy a small woodland for 80k then not be allowed to do anything to it. We aren't even legally allowed to live in a motorhome/caravan either. Would be awesome to buy a couple of acres for
@@BDogg2023 I’m sorry that I got old and some technology confuses me. I guess it’s a good thing that I got rich in my long life. Now I can afford to laugh at smart mouthed punks. Have a nice day!
Been looking at land a while. cost per acre in middle states is going for 3000 to 6000 an acre on average with a few lower and higher. 6,000 for .3 acres is not a deal.
i guess it really depends. ideally, it’s awesome to get more bang for your buck & more acres. right now im paying rent on a quarter acre. i think for someone who doesn’t mind starting small or may not need that much space. i think 6,000 for a quarter acre isn’t that bad. they can have a cabin & a large enough food garden & that’s perfect for a couple or individual. $6,000 overall, with annual property tax of like maybe $100 honestly isn’t bad. it definitely beats paying $15,000+ a year for something that’s not even yours. it’s all about personal preference & perspective. i hear u tho.
County regulations - building permits - well - septic - solar ... I've been looking in Pima County, Arizona and seems a septic system and a well is running $60,000-$70,000.
bet these properties tax values are a 1/5 the asking price. still pretty nice of the owners to consider doing contract for deed , hopefully you check that there not land locked! good luck folks
I wonder about taxes too. Also, need to do perk tests (don't want to live on a sink home) and look at local weather patterns (tornadoes, flash floods, etc). If never been to that area before, explore wildlife, bugs, and spiders as well as growing zones if you plan to have a garden. Always check zoning codes for future building projects and check back taxes (liens) which you may be responsible for if you purchase the property. Some properties have stipulations for use put on them by past owners too. A person can never know what they will find when dealing in buying/selling properties. Some people even try to sell properties they do not even own so a buyer really needs to check everything! When I was young and newly divorced, I looked online and found a cheap beautiful mobile home in Arizona but when I went down there to check it out, I found it was sitting on a piece of land that was super-flat and that would experience gushes of water whenever the yearly rainstorms happened. It was not a great situation! If properties are cheap, there is probably a very good reason.
I’ve been watching prices on land for the past three years and this is ridiculous. Prices are getting ready to come down on the land. They want people to put that down payment on the land pay it for a few months then they bail in the company resells it. They make their money off of selling and reselling the same land over and over again.
Hello. DUH? If you have better terms available to you, take them. These properties are perfect for those who don't have good credit or a large down payment. If you don't want them to resale the land you bought, MAKE YOUR PAYMENTS!! These companies are honest and honorable and the only failures are cases where unrealistic expectations by broke buyers leave them unable to make the payment they obligated themselves to. Yes, I have successfully purchased properties this way and have always received clear title at the end of the terms and when all payments have been made as agreed.
@@fredalzner6502 You right that goes for anything in life. If you don't pay like you agreed to you loose it. When you do buy make it all legal get your lawyer or lawyers involved that's business life to short to play with people or their money. This is serious business you 💯% on point Fred.
YEAH BUNCH OUT OF TOWNERS CAME IN HERE , SEEN HOW QUIET, SUCLUDED FAMILIES LIVE , HELD LAND IN FAMILIES FOR GENERATIONS TO GET HANDED DOWN AND BIG WHEELS CATCH WIND , SENT IN YUPPIES ON KAYAKS SCOUTING BEING NOSEY THEN BOMB!! HERE COMES THE BULL CRAP .. ALL DREAMS , SHATTERED BECAUSE THESE SELFISH PPL AND CORPORATE S INVADE OUR WAY OF LIFE FOREVER!!! Already have over population in many States, and us being in financial unbalance just seem to be what the devil was after!! Little man don't stand a chance in hell to own a piece of Gods earth !! God Bless The Rich Man !?
Some properties have hoa's monthly costs. Also some may require you to pay for paving. Some require you to build at a certain time and value. Mowing monthly 45. Min per week.
Landmodo's content is always spot-on, I'm sure they have something like what you're looking for in their page! Hey, if you or anyone out there needs help analyzing/underwriting land deals or funding of their projects let me know. Always happy to connect and share insights!
yes, it would be great if you did video of the actual land, but even more important, make them tell us exactly what we can do with the land, many times I am forced to try to look up the county or city and the gov sites are too vague, I get frustrated and stop my searching.
Great content as always but can you do a video on strategically buying land in New Jersey and nearby Pennsylvania. I am looking to build a mini movie studio on that land. Even something with a rundown barn would be great. Thanks.
Just like Skye says, I appreciate you and the time you put into this. One day I'll find something here I'm sure of it. Like on Finding Elmo, Keep on looking, looking, looking.
First time watching your channel; thanks for posting. I have property in three counties in Nevada (pronounced just like you spell it Nev-AD-a, not Nev-ODD-a). I'm thinking about selling everything and moving. One is 40 acres you could probably flip. I get a lot of unsolicited "offers" in the mail that even insult the term "low ball". LoL
Can I filter my search results? By land size? On your website. I want to narrow results by state and by size and by price. Would prefer to choose a region by map too.
@@MsLiberty101 I have been considering finding a good person to go in halves with the financial side as sharing costs is easier and so will splitting the property! I want a place to have my chickens and maybe a horse.. a space to grow a garden and plant flowers! And to have a good person for a neighbor is important someone else who loves their pet's and country living!
This is cool, but there's no mention of annual land tax and insurance. Sometimes the tax itself can price you out of land you already own, outright. Gotta add those costs into what you'll pay monthly
First time on this channel. Do you ever show large properties & not tiny ones? At least 20 acres minimum? Thanks! I only have 3 acres in Ct would love to live in the middle of nowhere.
Of course owners make it easy. Worst case scenario is they get the land back. It’s not like your leaving with it. They have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
The easiest way to find out is to search the town the property is listed near and search for the county. Some of the properties he has mentioned by county. Then search for that county’s government site and go through the building codes and zoning documents.
Oh wow for those prices in the Uk you would get land the size of a postage stamp and then once you get it you have to jump through hoops in order to build on it 😂😂
You are better off, to check public records for information on details for whatever you do online. By calling that state for further information to make sure that it's legal. You do not want to be hornswoggled.
Joanne, I lived on property like this in AZ, and I actually formed a trust that bought it so I could keep my name private. With that, they had no credit bureau checks at all, and no they won't report your payment history to the bureaus.
The search engine on your web site keeps giving me properties that are not in the guidelines I filter in, other states and outside my price which gets frustrating and I just gave up on it
I was looking at your website and I'm just curious, do you ever get properties in Minnesota or Wisconsin? I'd be looking for more of Bucket 1 and 3 together.
Hello 👋🏼 I’m new here today so please forgive this likely ignorant question: do you do anything like this for those of us who live in Canada or know of someone who does what you’re doing up here? Thanks in advance 😬😻✌️
They do make land actually when the federal government sales land. 25% of the Us is owned by the federal government regardless that the constitution only gives a few reasons for them to own land. I remember on the macrovoices channel a macro economist basically said even if the U.S. sold all its land holdings it still couldn’t pay off its liabilities. Medicare runs out in 2028, and social security runs out in 2035. It totally possible the US in a depression may sell land. It used to give land to soldiers as compensation. There’s a ton of land that could be privatized. Sure some parks are nice but remember 95% of public land is from Colorado westward. It’s absurd what they’ve done. There’s no parks back east and they’ve had since 1978 to rectify it. I lived in Delaware one summer and was shocked at how small their park was. You go to Utah and Obama’s illegal use of the antiquities act made a monument the size of maybe Rhode Island. And then ya got like the state of Utah owning land in between private and blm or forest land. It’s just horrible economically how some of the land ownership is because the state can’t do much. I thought it was good utah and the federal government did a swap so the Sitla land locked in the grand stairs monument could be moved and economically used.
You pay the owner, owner does not pay bank! Oh, boy only 3 payments left and it's ours! Then Bank REPOE"S House Because Owner was Not paying Bank! Seen it happen many times! THIS IS JIVE
Yea she right need a map to go look at lands I want land wear no body can build a round you at all I don’t want any body building in front are in backs of me are on the side of me I don’t need next door neighbor I want privacy
Lmao! “Enjoy trees and nature on this 0.22 acre lot” So what they are saying is enjoy your new 3 trees and maybe a bird. Too funny.. I own land and apparently I could sell it at 0.20 parcels for a mint. Sorry sir not your posting, great video just knocking that tiny property posting which was the epitome of advertising verbal tap-dancing.
Don’t buy anything without a title search
Elaborate....
Personally I don’t buy property without a real estate lawyer. That way all bases are covered. One property we looked at had a road easement right through the middle. The lawyer caught it. Neither realtor said anything about it.
@@7snaxx927One of the things a title search details the chain of ownership. The title company will make sure the property can be sold and makes sure you have a clear title.
Duh....
@@cassandramarks4452 some land might even be land locked. Where I’m from it’s illegal to sell land locked land but that may not be true everywhere.
A very helpful detail not mentioned is "restrictions" like minimum home values. Some areas require a minimum of a $250,000 home, some areas won't allow building anything and being near a river or lake or beach, does not guarantee you will have access to them and a title search is a must. However, there's some nice and appealing properties listed at "chicken feed" prices. I'm going to dig a little deeper because I have been thinking about a vacation home or site.
Be careful people, my grandfather bought land seller financed. After 9 years of faithful on time payments he was scammed because of tax issues by the owner. (edited 19 to 9, fat fingers)
Always close with a title company. Do not pay for land without a contract. In this day and age when scams are out there, know what you are doing.
true.indeed...👌
Thank you indeed that’s my next moved owning my own land then build a house . And live all green , planting my own vegetable live organic lifestyle 🥰🙏🏽🌏
Bring plenty of money. There is nothing cheap about setting up your homestead.
I am glad to see there are sizeable property's still relatively affordable.
wow so jealous of the opportunity that is shown here for US citizens. Nothing like that here in the UK. I mean you can buy a small woodland for 80k then not be allowed to do anything to it. We aren't even legally allowed to live in a motorhome/caravan either. Would be awesome to buy a couple of acres for
same here in France
The concept of it is great but if you check out the properties there aren't ANY in desirable locations.
You are a Subject not an Citizen
Might be helpful if you would include a state map showing location in that state😉
Google Maps, just put the whatever County name and voilá.....it is there.
Yes !!!!!
If you can’t figure out how to put a town or county name into Google maps, don’t buy real estate…it’s too complicated for you.
@@BDogg2023 I’m sorry that I got old and some technology confuses me. I guess it’s a good thing that I got rich in my long life. Now I can afford to laugh at smart mouthed punks. Have a nice day!
Awesome vids, thank you! The more qr codes are suggested, the closer we get to social credit scores. It is counter productive.
Been looking at land a while. cost per acre in middle states is going for 3000 to 6000 an acre on average with a few lower and higher. 6,000 for .3 acres is not a deal.
i guess it really depends. ideally, it’s awesome to get more bang for your buck & more acres. right now im paying rent on a quarter acre. i think for someone who doesn’t mind starting small or may not need that much space. i think 6,000 for a quarter acre isn’t that bad. they can have a cabin & a large enough food garden & that’s perfect for a couple or individual. $6,000 overall, with annual property tax of like maybe $100 honestly isn’t bad. it definitely beats paying $15,000+ a year for something that’s not even yours.
it’s all about personal preference & perspective.
i hear u tho.
You don't actually “own” the land you “own" since must pay taxes every year
It is as close as you get to owning property.
Thanks for sharing. I appreciate you and the time you put into this. One day I'll find something here I'm sure of it.
Glad to help hopefully you can find that special property some day.
County regulations - building permits - well - septic - solar ...
I've been looking in Pima County, Arizona and seems a septic system and a well is running $60,000-$70,000.
good god
bet these properties tax values are a 1/5 the asking price. still pretty nice of the owners to consider doing contract for deed , hopefully you check that there not land locked! good luck folks
I wonder about taxes too. Also, need to do perk tests (don't want to live on a sink home) and look at local weather patterns (tornadoes, flash floods, etc). If never been to that area before, explore wildlife, bugs, and spiders as well as growing zones if you plan to have a garden. Always check zoning codes for future building projects and check back taxes (liens) which you may be responsible for if you purchase the property. Some properties have stipulations for use put on them by past owners too. A person can never know what they will find when dealing in buying/selling properties. Some people even try to sell properties they do not even own so a buyer really needs to check everything!
When I was young and newly divorced, I looked online and found a cheap beautiful mobile home in Arizona but when I went down there to check it out, I found it was sitting on a piece of land that was super-flat and that would experience gushes of water whenever the yearly rainstorms happened. It was not a great situation! If properties are cheap, there is probably a very good reason.
@@WhiteCatShirataki so true
I did also notice the interest close to 30% on some of the properties as well
I’ve been watching prices on land for the past three years and this is ridiculous. Prices are getting ready to come down on the land. They want people to put that down payment on the land pay it for a few months then they bail in the company resells it. They make their money off of selling and reselling the same land over and over again.
Wow! Seriously? I've been thinking about buying some plots online.
So much disonesti.
Hello. DUH? If you have better terms available to you, take them. These properties are perfect for those who don't have good credit or a large down payment. If you don't want them to resale the land you bought, MAKE YOUR PAYMENTS!! These companies are honest and honorable and the only failures are cases where unrealistic expectations by broke buyers leave them unable to make the payment they obligated themselves to. Yes, I have successfully purchased properties this way and have always received clear title at the end of the terms and when all payments have been made as agreed.
@@fredalzner6502 You right that goes for anything in life. If you don't pay like you agreed to you loose it. When you do buy make it all legal get your lawyer or lawyers involved that's business life to short to play with people or their money. This is serious business you 💯% on point Fred.
YEAH BUNCH OUT OF TOWNERS CAME IN HERE , SEEN HOW QUIET, SUCLUDED FAMILIES LIVE , HELD LAND IN FAMILIES FOR GENERATIONS TO GET HANDED DOWN AND BIG WHEELS CATCH WIND , SENT IN YUPPIES ON KAYAKS SCOUTING BEING NOSEY
THEN BOMB!! HERE COMES THE BULL CRAP .. ALL DREAMS , SHATTERED BECAUSE THESE SELFISH PPL AND CORPORATE S INVADE OUR WAY OF LIFE FOREVER!!! Already have over population in many States, and us being in financial unbalance just seem to be what the devil was after!! Little man don't stand a chance in hell to own a piece of Gods earth !! God Bless The Rich Man !?
Ohhh my goodness! Happy I found your channel… I’m looking for large land to have horses and dogs. Land to grow permaculture gardens.
Some great properties! You can start a new community in some of these areas, just dig a well
Some properties have hoa's monthly costs. Also some may require you to pay for paving. Some require you to build at a certain time and value. Mowing monthly 45. Min per week.
with all the solar and modern equipment, living year round is not impossible!
looking for 50 to100 areas in Florida to build a RV Park on it!
Landmodo's content is always spot-on, I'm sure they have something like what you're looking for in their page! Hey, if you or anyone out there needs help analyzing/underwriting land deals or funding of their projects let me know. Always happy to connect and share insights!
yes, it would be great if you did video of the actual land, but even more important, make them tell us exactly what we can do with the land, many times I am forced to try to look up the county or city and the gov sites are too vague, I get frustrated and stop my searching.
Most banks will not loan on undeveloped land. the sale will generally be a cash or seller financing on undeveloped land.
Great content as always but can you do a video on strategically buying land in New Jersey and nearby Pennsylvania. I am looking to build a mini movie studio on that land. Even something with a rundown barn would be great. Thanks.
Buying land in NJ😂🤣😂
In NJ, you can find land for sale near Vineland, Millville, Hammonton, buena vista, and other areas in the southern areas
Making breaks so you can skip ahead to whatever state you’re in would be great help.
OK, the land is not expensive, but what is the regular cost for maintaining the land after possession.
Probably not much, particularly the desert blocks lol
Just like Skye says, I appreciate you and the time you put into this. One day I'll find something here I'm sure of it. Like on Finding Elmo, Keep on looking, looking, looking.
First time watching your channel; thanks for posting. I have property in three counties in Nevada (pronounced just like you spell it Nev-AD-a, not Nev-ODD-a). I'm thinking about selling everything and moving. One is 40 acres you could probably flip. I get a lot of unsolicited "offers" in the mail that even insult the term "low ball". LoL
Seems to good to be true. I saw incredible land in Colorado, something like 10 acres on the base of a mountain for 3,000$
Landmodo.com/reviews
Never forget that if something is too good to be true ... it probably is.
☘️🌝🌲
Landmodo.com/reviews
Thanks Scott I will be checking some these out soon
Some worthless properties owners are trying to dump?
Yes at 100 times their value
@@Denise-pn1tj at least 100 times.
Yeah no kidding. All of this land for sale cheap. Does make you wonder why such a good deal.
@@brittaniayounger7365 its not a good deal, its an over priced dust bowl, it should be free
Obviously...or why wouldn't they just sit on it for 5 or 10 more years...
Saw your sight and it would be nice to see a ariel view of the property.
Every good con man needs an American flag in the background to get your trust.
Thank you for all your time! Would sure love to get out of the craziness to some nice land!
Good luck on finding that special piece of land.
Can I filter my search results? By land size? On your website. I want to narrow results by state and by size and by price. Would prefer to choose a region by map too.
You can, I'm on his site now.
You would be wise to reseRch these properties in person before buying. Buyer beware
Yeah...to check if there is even road for access to start with!
Just a suggestion you could use a drone to fly it around the property to show over the internet
Amen don't buy anything without a title search and make sure a lawyer looks over your contract for deed
Klamath is in Cali, Klamath Falls is in OR.
I'm in bucket #1 and want 1 or 2 acres with access to water and has trees
Thats what I need ...if u find it & you wanna share cost & have a possible like minded neighbor lets talk...
@@MsLiberty101 I have been considering finding a good person to go in halves with the financial side as sharing costs is easier and so will splitting the property! I want a place to have my chickens and maybe a horse.. a space to grow a garden and plant flowers! And to have a good person for a neighbor is important someone else who loves their pet's and country living!
This is cool, but there's no mention of annual land tax and insurance. Sometimes the tax itself can price you out of land you already own, outright. Gotta add those costs into what you'll pay monthly
No need for insurance till a home or building is put up. You do not insure bare land.
Wish they had this in Australia
like to find land near Fort Myers also remember land will go down, By Dec all will be 50% less.
You can find land in Lee county on the website. Not sure I agree with you that land will go down by December.
I have been watching your videos , frustrated because I am looking for LARGE acre parcels. You generally only show under 1acre.
Same here, looking for 20-30 acres.....
That’s because most of his content is shit land that nobody wants. Why do u think it’s so cheap
If you are interested in bigger properties you can check out landmodo.com and you can search by property size.
Other said about the bridge and streets other contractors work need think about this includes check listing out
In 2020 I bought a 3 acre hoarders property for $18,000. 12 buildings full of stuff I am selling to pay for it. I'm in Nova Scotia.
May i suggest using timeline markers for your vids. It will help a lot
First time on this channel. Do you ever show large properties & not tiny ones? At least 20 acres minimum? Thanks! I only have 3 acres in Ct would love to live in the middle of nowhere.
How inspiring! Maybe you will expand & include Australia someday? 🥰
California, the golden state bc it turns gold during summer, winter. The rolling golden hills.
Of course owners make it easy. Worst case scenario is they get the land back. It’s not like your leaving with it. They have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
One question...if the land values are likely to increase substantially in the future then why would the owner sell now at such a low price?
Maybe its REO (real estate owned) by the bank. Banks don't like real estate. They want liquid assets like coin collections, precious metals, and cash.
Whats it like getting planning permission on these plots ? its alright buying land but no good if you cannot do anything with it 😁👍
The easiest way to find out is to search the town the property is listed near and search for the county. Some of the properties he has mentioned by county. Then search for that county’s government site and go through the building codes and zoning documents.
Wow, if i would live in the US i would take the land in Arkansas in a second!
You’re website would be much more user friendly with a map option
Thanks, nice job.
This is an answer to my prayers
Thanks 4 posting this .
Fl be sure to find out if there is flood.
What is the guarantee that I won't get my money ripped off the down payment and then monthly payments that I won't get ripped off
1) a written contract, 2) payments on a credit card you can dispute, 3) the law 4) verified listings on Landmodo 5) reviews: landmodo.com/reviews
Going through an escrow.
AND YOU CAN HIRED A LAWYER TO CHECK ALL THE DOCUMENTS AND PROPERTY LEGAL CONDITIONS , IT DOESNT COST MUCH.
@@jaddek.astrie3071 Approximately how much does it cost please?
Right
Went to the website no properties list where I was looking to buy
Give us break down how to buy a land not just the prices of land.
Hey Scott iv been looking for land thanks
Enjoying your content. Looking for a right land here. Thanks!
i just sub. and looking for land and not esasy in Arkansas and i KNOW WHY! its gonna be cash no bank inhiritance $ from land sales ironicly
Oh wow for those prices in the Uk you would get land the size of a postage stamp and then once you get it you have to jump through hoops in order to build on it 😂😂
It's the same here .you have to beg just to do something good.
You are better off, to check public records for information on details for whatever you do online. By calling that state for further information to make sure that it's legal. You do not want to be hornswoggled.
Thanks for sharing.
I have two properties in julesburg Colorado if you want to list
Are you familiar with 1099 a process. And converting real estate into private property?
Curious to check out the first AZ property - says Concho Lake but then says Apache, AZ - not even close to one another so which is it?
2 questions:
1. Are these buildable surveyed lots?
2. If this financing, will it report to the credit bureaus? I'm building credit....
Joanne, I lived on property like this in AZ, and I actually formed a trust that bought it so I could keep my name private. With that, they had no credit bureau checks at all, and no they won't report your payment history to the bureaus.
Dang...sadly I missed the live show because I was double booked with a Zoom class.
The search engine on your web site keeps giving me properties that are not in the guidelines I filter in, other states and outside my price which gets frustrating and I just gave up on it
I was looking at your website and I'm just curious, do you ever get properties in Minnesota or Wisconsin? I'd be looking for more of Bucket 1 and 3 together.
Hello 👋🏼 I’m new here today so please forgive this likely ignorant question: do you do anything like this for those of us who live in Canada or know of someone who does what you’re doing up here? Thanks in advance 😬😻✌️
2acre. Tomball. Or planterville tx.
Where are some good green non desert property for homesteading that is RV friendly
I would never buy land site unseen!
Nothing is free. Really is folks nothing is free.
Hi, Find me some land on that prices in the NY Hudson valley, thanks.
I never bought land before but I’m looking because I would like to put a small tiny home on any suggestions
Your "learn more" link leads to a website domain seller. It doesnt go to the property
You have to type the whole learn more including the number of go to landmodo.com
How about South Georgia ? Don't you have any property except out west!?
Hey Cary, you can search for listings by state on our website. Here are current properties in Georgia www.landmodo.com/properties/georgia
Where can I find reputable seller financed land on the east coast??! I just need 3ish acres
They do make land actually when the federal government sales land. 25% of the Us is owned by the federal government regardless that the constitution only gives a few reasons for them to own land.
I remember on the macrovoices channel a macro economist basically said even if the U.S. sold all its land holdings it still couldn’t pay off its liabilities. Medicare runs out in 2028, and social security runs out in 2035. It totally possible the US in a depression may sell land. It used to give land to soldiers as compensation. There’s a ton of land that could be privatized. Sure some parks are nice but remember 95% of public land is from Colorado westward. It’s absurd what they’ve done. There’s no parks back east and they’ve had since 1978 to rectify it. I lived in Delaware one summer and was shocked at how small their park was. You go to Utah and Obama’s illegal use of the antiquities act made a monument the size of maybe Rhode Island. And then ya got like the state of Utah owning land in between private and blm or forest land. It’s just horrible economically how some of the land ownership is because the state can’t do much. I thought it was good utah and the federal government did a swap so the Sitla land locked in the grand stairs monument could be moved and economically used.
The Izard one looks pretty good.
Need to do it this way to take away debts $laving banks We don't need them!
Banks generally will not loan on vacant land.
Great Content
Do you have any lots in FL that are already set up for a mobile home?
Baaa scrub land you can buy for 100$ or less an acre from the state or government auctions
I wonder how many are close to power lines??
You pay the owner, owner does not pay bank! Oh, boy only 3 payments left and it's ours! Then Bank REPOE"S House Because Owner was Not paying Bank! Seen it happen many times! THIS IS JIVE
There is no bank loan on land - this is land only, not a house.
Highlands nice 👌 👍
The lands you're talking about, some are out of reach for us. Talk about lands under 20k, since you have a listing of thousands on your web site.
can you show land available in south carolina and north carolina and georgia
very interesting, do you have established farm lands on offering
Yea she right need a map to go look at lands I want land wear no body can build a round you at all I don’t want any body building in front are in backs of me are on the side of me I don’t need next door neighbor I want privacy
Amazing!!
Alot of them look like there is no way to get to the property? Is there a legal way to have access to the properties?
Roads or deeded access, you should discuss that with the person selling the land
Lmao! “Enjoy trees and nature on this 0.22 acre lot” So what they are saying is enjoy your new 3 trees and maybe a bird. Too funny.. I own land and apparently I could sell it at 0.20 parcels for a mint. Sorry sir not your posting, great video just knocking that tiny property posting which was the epitome of advertising verbal tap-dancing.