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JNHEscher

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Shit's going up for sale all over here. Tons of people trying to leave commie areas, and my guess is land and home owners around here are capitalizing on that.

Sign got stuck on this lot yesterday. No building restrictions whatsoever :grinpimp:

 
Shit's going up for sale all over here. Tons of people trying to leave commie areas, and my guess is land and home owners around here are capitalizing on that.

Sign got stuck on this lot yesterday. No building restrictions whatsoever :grinpimp:

A developer will have it divided in 1/4 acre lots and have cookie cutter houses on it by spring.
 
Man thats not cheap at all. If it was 50k thats different, but 250k in the middle of nowhere, no thanks
 
What I really hate are people selling off their back yards. Have seen many that they just carve out where the home is and sell everything around it. Nope I don't want 200ac with you still living in the middle.
I want to do that. Goingbto put real effort into it this winter hopefully.

Except I'm trying to split .75ac into .25 and .5 each with access from different streets :rasta:
 
What I really hate are people selling off their back yards. Have seen many that they just carve out where the home is and sell everything around it. Nope I don't want 200ac with you still living in the middle.
I'd have to ask, but seeing it in person, it looks exactly like what you stated.
 
That's cheap. Few lots for sale in my neighborhood. 125k for 1.25ac lots or 460k for all 4 of them. Another is 480k for 4.3ac.
I'm sure your lot in East ID has gone up since you bought.
I'm sure it has, but dang for middle of nowhere Missouri, or wherever that is in those corn states, seems high

You're right outside rocky mountain Hollywood :laughing:
 
Definitely in the cheapest part of the state . However, good land is 7-15k+ an acre across the rest of the state . That land has little value appears to very steep terrain and fully wooded . Comparable land sells for 800-1000 an acre in the Ozarks . Everybody is broke as shit and selling recreational property they couldn’t afford when they bought in too high .
 
Definitely in the cheapest part of the state . However, good land is 7-15k+ an acre across the rest of the state . That land has little value appears to very steep terrain and fully wooded . Comparable land sells for 800-1000 an acre in the Ozarks . Everybody is broke as shit and selling recreational property they couldn’t afford when they bought in too high .
A bunch of it got logged this year. Not sure if the listing agent intentionally avoided mentioning or showing that.
 
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