Top 10 Affordable States to Buy Land in 2024! 🌳💰

Thinking of buying a piece of land without burning a hole in your wallet? 🤔 Look no further! In this video, we traverse the U.S. to uncover the most affordable states to buy land in 2023. Whether you're a first-time buyer, an aspiring farmer, or looking to build your dream home away from the city hustle, we've got you covered. Dive in as we reveal hidden gems, pricing trends, and insider tips to make your land-buying journey smoother. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe for more property insights, and drop a comment about where you'd love to own land. Happy hunting! 🌄🏡 #CheapLand #RealEstateTips #LandBuyingGuide

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[communityprepper]

Got off grid in 2022. Moved from San Diego, CA to the mountains of North Carolina. Much more affordable here and living "off-grid" is worth it's weight in gold. When it all comes down, get rural! Only way to survive the "shift", SHTF, Fallout, EMP, etc.

[kenziedayne]

Lived in NM for 30 years. Glad to finally get out. One of the biggest problems is a lack of water. Some areas that are very rural have had wells run dry and have to pay to have drinking water trucked in.

[Commut]

Growth ruins dreams because growth only benefits developers, so I chose an area with very slow growth and zoned agricultural. My taxes are low, traffic is light and I have few neighbors. That let me retire affordably and I am loving it!

[JessiJHall]

I was born in tornado Alley! I'm sorry but natural disaster happens everyday everywhere, , I'm tired of being homeless 😢 I just want a piece of land Big enough for my camper and the tiny house I want to get, a horse or two, my chicken's, dogs, cat's, and Bird's! I want to grow my food and live on my own place and not have to stress about someone kicking me out!

[aleaheazamaniego]

Most of these locations are in tornado alley. 😓

[divingduck]

cut to the chase: alabama, oklahoma, oregon, ny, missouri, mississippi, colorado, arkansas, nm, az... but check the property tax rates as oregon & colorado run high...

[zmarko]

I live in Costilla, CO now, and its really nice. I wish there were some more amenities, but the peace and quiet is incredible! Im in a small house/cabin on 5 acres. I get to look at the mountains all day. :)

[OddTimeMan]

I fortunately bought land at the right time. In 2016 I bought a 5 acre parcel in Northern AZ with power and city water for just $14, 000. It's on a dirt road but it's very close to pavement. It's worth more than double now.

[dirtwhisperer]

Land everywhere has skyrocketed the last few years. I got extremely lucky and bought 3.5 acres in N Mississippi not far from Memphis TN. It got wrangled up in an estate sale and I didn't get the title filed for it until over a year later. I ended up getting it for 40K which I thought was a lot but I went ahead and did it anyway. Shortly after I bought it the city expanded it's limit line out to the property. It is still in the county but right on the edge. Here lately I have had home builders calling me trying to buy it because it fronts blacktop on 2 sides and has electric and water out at the street. Anyway I NOT selling. That land is my retirement plan. LOL.

[anthonydooley]

Raw farm land is much cheaper than this video says. When you average the entire state, you are not comparing apples to apples. If the plan is to homestead and do some hobby farming, the most important consideration should be average annual rainfall. Rain is kind of important when farming.

[Step-n-Wolf]

In August I bought in Apache County. My land has beautiful views, trees, and great temperatures. Cost, $777/acre.

[dansgarage]

My wife & I watch almost all your videos. We love your style we live in Mo & in LE working in St.louis we are about to retire soon & looking for a piece of land to disappear on so appreciate this video especially.

[ahmd]

How about making a similar list for cheap agricultural land use?

Thanks for the info and for the entertainment

[lindagolden]

Would you consider doing another video for land sales that permit full-time residency in one’s rv? 🚌

[paultomaszewski]

Nice video as always, land is cheap there for a reason. Maybe a companion video about property taxes showing the worst and the best. Kinda factors in to buying land, a home in areas.

[kathleensullivan]

40 acres in apache County AZ. 21, 000$ above 7000 ft. Hard winds and hard living WORTH IT ❤

[johnarizona]

Always check elevation! Above 5000 feet can be a challenge with breathing for some.

[justmona]

NC has a few decent counties that are EXTREMELY cost-effective (cheap)!
I've been looking at some nice homes which need a little work (& some that are in need of total rehabs), but absolutely worth looking into due to the prices. 😊

[ridinwithricky]

I live in Jersey! The land here is ridiculously expensive, like $100k-$200k, for a lot that’s probably a half acre or less! 2 years ago, my wife and I bought a half acre in South Carolina for $2k. We built our house and plan on moving in 2 years! Today the same size lot, in SC is north of $25k-30k😳

[RachelAnderson-gi]

Great insights! Planning my future homestead, so this is super helpful. Excited to explore these affordable states. Thanks for the tips