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It has been recommended to me that I form an LLC to buy the land. That it gives me financial protection against liability, as well as some tax advantages. The cost of the land is under 20k. The cost of forming an LLC is probably over $500. Then I have the yearly cost of the LLC.
National forest land provides no such defense. Game wardens and other government agents may wander onto your land more or at least look into your land since they are already wandering the national forest land. Possibility of being forcibly removed if government decides to expand the national forest. The biggest disadvantage for me is the ...
Someone buying a ranch wouldn't likely get much help, but a big ranch operator buying more land, might get an enormous boost. By the way, a certain well-known author from the Texas Panhandle owned a ranch somewhere between Perryton and Pampa.
And this topic seems more political than outdoors. TexasRebel. 7:59p, 9/8/14. AG. If the cartels get it, the Feds will be free to take it if they so desire. aggielostinETX. 8:36p, 9/8/14. AG. Yes, the weathly non-cartel folks are buying land/houses/whatever to get there money into the US financial system.
20'x65' isn't too small to build on in my book. We lived in a house where we were able to adopt a strip of land in front of the house and make it part of the front garden, that was 3' x 35'. It cost us £90 at the time in legal fees which we paid to the council but we also got our own solicitors to ensure it was added to the deeds and that cost ...
12:26p, 6/27/14. Two different considerations: there is a separate va land loan that can be used unrelated to the home loan, I guess it would just depend when you wanted to build. The other consideration is that you can reuse the va home loan even if it's still not paid off on the first one, but it's a calculation from the va as to the total ...
Watchingtheweasels. 8402 posts · Joined 2010. #17 · Jul 26, 2012. There is a good amount of land that is "unusable", though for different reasons. The reason it is unusable will generally affect the cost. Not all land sellers are ethical so it is up to the buyer and their agent to do due diligence and find this out.
It is not totally landlocked by BLM but the (2) different 80 acre tracts are right next to BLM land. I was told by the realtor that South Dakota law allows vehicle access along section lines and the survey plats do show access along the property lines. The property is 2 1/2 miles off a state highway. The easiest access would entail crossing BLM ...
Finn Maccumhail. 6:42p, 10/23/12. AG. About 300 acres near Rusk, owner wants to reserve timber rights on 100 acres. There virtually no improvements and this place would be kept "wild" as a hunting & fishing retreat. Land is mostly wooded as is with approximately 80 acres being marsh/wetlands.
Redrooster. 631 posts · Joined 2008. #8 · Jan 17, 2009. Ok just because a land does not perk does not mean you cannot build there. There are a few things you can do. You may be able to dig a drainage ditch around the property to remove excess water. Sometimes this helps but can be expensive to have the ditch dug.