Buying a land is always a good thing in the end. Before thinking of buying it, go and walk it. See if there is trash or something.
Check out the neighbours...

land in my town is currently selling for $200,000 for 2 acres (2 acre minimum zoning)






That's pretty lightly wooded. I would be concerned with that slope though. It would some engineering, walls, fill for your house.

The price is right though, seems like a great deal. I would try to pay it off asap and it seems you'll be spending 30% more in interest.

i came here to copy your ...
what is this witchcraft?

holy fuck
Like right now im looking at one that has 104 acres for 79k
highly wooded

What did you do with the land?



I wish it was that cheap near me also lmao
It's about 1,250 miles away from me.

Well .. we did some trails for our motocrosses...get some wood for winter
that pretty much it

its a investment first of all... lands cannot decrease in value nowdays

oooooh haha. Yeah it seemed strange that land would be that cheap in your Rhode Island profile location.

my dad did that once, my brother also bought land that needed to be cleared

both were very happy about it

if you rely on internet make sure its available tho

/e land around here is cheap like that

This post was edited by Kiseki on Mar 28 2017 08:27pm

I totally would, but I would have to fly there, probably use taxi/Uber to get there, hotel and all of that. Would cost me like $2.000 ish just to check it out. That's like 10% of the actual land lol
If my cousin didn't purchase the one next to it, I wouldn't even consider it tbh. Just knowing someone there is all I would need.



Yeah I would not spend all 15 years to pay it off. If I had a better income I would definitely buy it right now(I'm making like $200 a week or so, working part time).
I'm excellent with money, so instead of just sitting in the bank doing nothing, I guess it would be worth the "risk?" to buy it just for the future.

I bought a prostitute and explored every inch of her, does that count?