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re: What would be the best state/area to buy land in?
Posted on 11/27/22 at 5:03 pm to justaniceguy
Posted on 11/27/22 at 5:03 pm to justaniceguy
The further you are away from any major city , the cheaper land gets.
Example. Folks bought 1500 acres 1hr north of Baton Rouge. Could have bought 3000 acres for the same price…north of Jackson.
Example. Folks bought 1500 acres 1hr north of Baton Rouge. Could have bought 3000 acres for the same price…north of Jackson.
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Posted on 11/27/22 at 5:10 pm to evil cockroach
Land is only worth as much as you can develop it for and that is usually tied to proximity to a city.
The supposedly worthless land being pushed in Glengary Glen Ross, Rancho Rio, was outside Albuquerque. Not worth much in the 80s, worth significantly more today as the city grew in population.
If land is appreciating outside of that, it means either a strike in some resource (oil typically) or it is ideal farming / ranching land.
The supposedly worthless land being pushed in Glengary Glen Ross, Rancho Rio, was outside Albuquerque. Not worth much in the 80s, worth significantly more today as the city grew in population.
If land is appreciating outside of that, it means either a strike in some resource (oil typically) or it is ideal farming / ranching land.
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