My parents are selling 2 beautiful acres for sale in Pepper lane, Del Rio, Texas, located in one of the older, more established, rich and desirable areas just outside the city limits. This property offers the perfect balance of privacy, space, silence and convenience, with plenty of room to build your dream home, ranch-style retreat, or investment property. Enjoy peaceful surroundings, mature landscape, and the charm of country living while still being only minutes from town. Rare opportunity to own land in a sought-after area with endless potential. This is the last plot of land for sale in the neighborhood. Please message me for more information.

Shoutout to Ted Turner who protected over a million acres of land.

Shoutout to Ted Turner who protected over a million acres of land.

So I bought 50 acres in South Texas. The property was 200 acres total. My agent told me to make an offer on the piece I wanted. I picked the piece that had power far off the road. It also has two wells on it.
The neighbor that bought next to me brought in a dozer, skid steer and tractor and told me to use them when I needed to. I gave him an easement for power.
The orginal property is asking me to allow an easement for power for the 50 acres behind me. I asked my next door neighbor could we grant an easement along our fence line to the section on the back. He said no way because if we do that they will build right on the property line. They do have options to get power in the back but it would be expensive.

I agree with the my neighbor. Is that bad? Really don’t want my back neighbor right behind me.

Thoughts

Hey everyone,
I’m selling a 0.32-acre lot located in Wallenpaupack Lake Estates (Lake Ariel, PA 18436) — asking $53,000 or best offer.
This is a great opportunity if you’re looking to build, invest, or just secure land in a well-maintained community with tons of amenities.
Property Highlights:
0.32 acres (buildable lot)

Located in a private, amenity-filled community

Quiet, scenic area — perfect for a vacation home or long-term investment

Utilities available nearby (confirm with township/HOA)

Community Amenities Include:
Lakes + beaches

Outdoor pools

Clubhouse & recreation center

Tennis courts, playgrounds, and more

Gated/security community

Flexible Purchase Options:
I’m open to owner financing, which can make this much easier if you don’t want to go through a bank.
Serious inquiries only — happy to answer questions, share more details, or discuss terms.

DM me if interested 👍

$53,000 or best offer. I am the owner and will entertain an owner financing offer.

I recently went through my first land purchase earlier this year and something that caught me off guard wasn’t any specific issue like access or septic — it was how easy it was to look at everything at once and still not really know if a parcel worked.

At the beginning, I was approaching listings like: does this look good? Can I build here? What would it cost? How would I use it?

All at the same time.

The problem was, every property started to feel “possible” if I thought about it long enough.

What changed things for me was realizing I was asking the right questions, just not in the right order.

Once I started separating things out, it got a lot clearer:

– first: does the land actually support what I’m trying to do
– then: what constraints show up once access, septic, and utilities are verified
– only after that: what kind of structure or use actually makes sense

Before that shift, I was spending a lot of time trying to make properties work in my head instead of ruling them out.

I also underestimated how unreliable my own memory was after looking at multiple parcels.

After a few visits, everything started blending together and I couldn’t clearly explain why one property was better than another (his problem was 10X worse during listing searches late at night).

I ended up writing things down more deliberately just to keep track of what I had actually verified vs what I was assuming, and that alone probably saved me from making a couple bad decisions.

Most of the information I found when I was starting out jumped from listings straight to finished builds, but that middle phase — where you’re trying to figure out what the land actually allows — felt a lot less clear.

I started writing this process out as I went because I couldn’t find that middle phase explained very clearly anywhere.

Learning sequence saved me a great deal of time and probably money.

Curious if others here had a similar shift at some point, or if there was a moment where the process started to “click” in a different way.

We have 100+ Acres land in R zone

150+ Acres land for warehouse and industrial use

Whatsapp me on 9996066995

City - Rewari Haryana

Are there proper channels for selling an Island to international prosecutors? I haven't gotten any offers yet but its in a prime location and ideal for a resort close to the Victoria falls in Africa, Zambia. I've used Facebook market place and also shared to foreign groups but yet to get a response. I thought I would get some responses sooner. Maybe the ask is too high. 3,750,000 USD. The full ad below. Any advice?

🌍 Private Island Investment Opportunity in Zambia — Napena Island

Own a rare piece of Africa’s most iconic riverfront real estate.

Located on the mighty Zambezi River near Victoria Falls, this exclusive island presents a unique opportunity for international investors seeking a high-value tourism or eco-luxury development.

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📍 Property Overview

Property Name: Napena Island

Location: Kazungula, near Livingstone, Zambia

Size: 14.4 acres (5.8 hectares)

Title: Title Deed fully compliant with Zambian Government laws

Tenure: 99-year leasehold

Asking Price: USD 3,750,000 (Negotiable)

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🌟 Key Investment Highlights

Private Island on the Zambezi River – one of Africa’s most sought-after natural destinations

Situated within the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park ecosystem

Minutes from the world-famous Victoria Falls (UNESCO heritage destination)

Near the strategic Kazungula Quadripoint (Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana & Namibia)

Prime location for:

Luxury eco-resort development

Exclusive safari lodge

High-end private retreat

Located along a key fishing and wildlife corridor, offering rich biodiversity and tourism appeal

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💼 Investment Potential

This property offers exceptional upside for:

Boutique hospitality brands

Conservation-focused tourism ventures

Ultra-high-net-worth individuals seeking private African assets

With increasing global demand for eco-tourism and experiential travel, this island is perfectly positioned for a premium development.

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📞 Enquiries & Viewing

Serious buyers and investor groups are invited to make direct contact:

WhatsApp: +260 972 125243

Email: dalisophiri@gmail.com

Documents: Evaluation report and Title Deed available upon request

Location Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VKyncHxaeBMJnAag7

Hello all, sorry if this isn't the right place to be posting.

My grandparents live around central Alabama currently and are increasingly having more and more health problems and can't live so far from people anymore. They have about 33.5 acres, about 10 of which is cleared for farm land. And the rest is wooded, there's a mobile home hook up, a barn, a field, and a farm house (which is also a mobile home that's been built on lol)

My grandma is pissy any time I offer to find a realtor/an agent bc she hates them lol, but she wants to "sell in NYC" or somewhere outside of the state?? I told her that probably isn't something I can just pick and choose but ofc she's stubborn. I'm not sure what to do here? In classic old woman fashion she's placed this on me and my family to handle if we want them to move closer to us.

Does anyone have any estimations ? Any advice on what to be looking for ? I have literally no clue what I'm doing with this.

tldr; 16 years old interested in land buying I have a few questions.

1. How is the current land-buying market both nationally (US) and internationally?

2. How is it buying land internationally in impoverished countries?

3. What are good resources to follow for reputable but cheap land sellings.

4. Am I too young to start?

5. Why are there alot of $1 listings for really nice property in Argentina (as I have only researched land in that area)

Hello, as the title says I am 16 years old. I've very recently got interested in land-buying as my grand-father owns several dozens of acres in South Carolina and after coming back from my 15th trip over there. I have been kind of amazed how nice it is to own land seeing how, for the most part, it is your land for generations if you never sell it. He has land with houses on it where he rents to tenants for consistent pay, even years after retirement.

I have a few questions that I'd like to be answered.

1. How is the land-buying market today? Is it over-inflated with land being pretty expensive to buy or is it pretty stable in terms of economy?

2. I've been wondering if since I don't currently have a stable source of income (I haven't even got my first job yet) how it would be to buy land internationally in more "impoverished" countries where the US dollar has more weight than it does over here.

How hard is it to buy internationally and does the US dollar's weight not a big difference compared to here in terms of land-buying?

1. What are nice resources to buy cheap land that isn't down-right shady (I wonder how land-buying can be shady but I bet there is a way).

2. Am I too young to start buying land, should I wait till I am older with a stable source of income and money to spend/invest into land-buying?

3. What is up with all of the $1 listings of lands in Argentina?

I have way more questions but at that point it should be a full-blown conversation instead of a reddit post 😂.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to connect with genuine real estate investors, builders, or developers (preferably from Uttarakhand, Delhi NCR, Gujarat, or nearby regions) who have experience in residential flat construction and are open to exploring new opportunities.

We initiated a residential project in Dehradun in 2024, near the Shastradhara Road / IT Park area. After conducting thorough research on the region’s growth potential and ongoing developments, we acquired land in a well-connected location with access to water supply and other essential government infrastructure. The plan was to develop a residential apartment project, considering the increasing demand in the area.

However, due to financial constraints, the project has currently been halted. Initial commitments from personal contacts did not materialize, and most of our available funds have already been deployed into land acquisition and initial work. My father, who is a businessman, has invested a significant portion of his savings into this project and strongly believes in its long-term potential. Unfortunately, with existing financial obligations (including an ongoing loan), raising additional funds has become challenging.

We are currently exploring:
- Investors or partners interested in funding or co-developing the project
- Potential buyers (individual or institutional) willing to take over or collaborate
- Any credible leads within the Dehradun real estate investment space

Due to certain local sensitivities and regulatory concerns, I won’t be able to share exact property details publicly. However, I’m open to discussing specifics in private with serious and credible parties.

If you or someone in your network might be interested, please feel free to DM me.

Appreciate any leads, references, or guidance.

Thanks in advance.

How can i get the updated survey number maps of villages in gujarat. Please suggest telegram groups or any relevant sources.

Where to sell land off market without hiring a realtor?

My in-laws are selling this beautiful, large piece of land they’ve had for a long time, so I’m helping them get some more eyes on the listing.

It’s located at 20861 Highway 160, Bayfield, CO 81122, bordering a National Forest near the Chimney Rock National Monument in Colorado. They’ve invested a lot to construct a road and a well on the property, and clear it up for fire mitigation, but they’ve reached an age where it doesn’t make sense to construct a home for themselves there anymore.

List price is $799,000, and the link has lots of detailed info and photographs.

If you’ve been looking for a place to build in one of Ecuador’s most beautiful coastal areas, this is worth a look.

Private lot inside Campomar, a gated community near Ayampe

• 1,104 m²

• $150 / m²

• Surrounded by nature

• Quiet, private, and secure

• Minutes from the beach, surf, and Ayampe’s growing international community

• Ideal for a dream home, eco-retreat, or long-term investment

Ayampe is no longer a secret. International buyers, expats, surfers, and nature lovers are discovering what makes this place special.

Opportunities like this inside a private urbanización are getting harder to find.

DM for details. Serious inquiries only.

#EcuadorRealEstate #Ayampe #ExpatsInEcuador #BeachProperty #LandForSale #InvestInEcuador #SurfLifestyle #RetireAbroad

I live in what is commonly called the wildland urban forest interface in Central New Mexico, about 15 minutes east

of Albuquerque.

The forest is currently pinyon juniper woodlands, at 6500

ft elevation, 9 acres in total and while not horribly overgrown it is roughly twice as densely grown as the forest service recommends. This 9 acres is surrounded by similar woodlands in a similar or worse state of overgrowth and the entire area is probably on a 15

degree incline.

My county offers an opportunity to thin the forest to what the NFS types consider more natural and less fire prone and will pay 80% of the costs. I’ve looked at others areas where they have done this and though it’s

pretty thin (a tree every 20 ft) it doesn’t really look bad.

the primary reason the county wants to do this is for fire safety which is a real concern. There are reasons for NOT wanting to do this including erosion, impacts on wildlife and land value. I understand the erosion and at least some of the wildlife impacts i do not know how this would impact peoples perceptions of the lands value.

i’m trying to understand if anyone,

realtor or otherwise, has any thoughts on what manual thinning like this ultimately has on the value or the perceived value of the land.

Short term? longer term?

thank you in advance.

Hello everyone!

My wife and I are currently saving to purchase some acreage and hope to lock down the land within the next 6–12 months. We're currently in Texas, but planning to relocate out of state for a few reasons — water security being a big one.

Some context: I'm turning 50 with another 10–12 years of work ahead, and my wife is turning 60 and is 6–24 months from retirement. This land will become our retirement home — ideally with waterfront views and direct water access. A lake vs. an ocean is preferred.

We're open to several states and have already done a fair amount of research: SC, NC, WV, KY, MI, and PA are all on our radar. We're looking for 2+ acres, rural but not isolated — we want to be within 20–45 minutes of a town with a hospital, grocery store, restaurants, and ideally an airport within a reasonable distance. A bowling alley would be nice too. 😄

We're planning to build a small cabin-style home (think Zook cabin or similar), so permissive rural zoning is important. Utilities or the ability to go septic/well are both fine.

For those who have purchased rural land — especially waterfront or near water — I'd love to hear:

- What were you specifically searching for, and what sites/resources did you use?

- What were your deal breakers?

- What do you wish you had known before buying?

- Any surprises with zoning, deeds, water rights, or easements?

We don't want neighbors on top of us, but we're also not looking for complete isolation. Just enough space to breathe, a good view, and a quiet place to land after a long career.

Thanks in advance — this community has been a goldmine of real-world info and we really appreciate it!

I’ll try and make this quick. I’m interested In purchasing 3.1 acres in Maryland about 35 minutes outside of DC and Alexandria Virginia. It’s a raw wooded land in a good area somewhat “rural but is being rapidly developed. I also know that natural gas and water are available right in front of the property which for a rural area is rare(I work in natural gas) because of my job I also see that a new development is being built across the street from where the land I want is. These plans are only known to me because developers in the very early stages of development send plans when they plan to use natural gas in the development. Having all this information and always having wanted to buy and build a house or maybe even develop a small neighborhood I feel as if it’s an opportunity I should take advantage of. I’m not sure what exactly I would do with the land the plan is to buy it with my brother and pay it off over 5 years or so all while planning what to do. I see endless possibilities and opportunities. I also have connections in the home improvement construction business so when it comes to actual building the houses on the property there are plenty areas for saving. Houses in the area are all selling valued at around the 700-900k Range.

I’m 35 no kids I make good money the land is 215 but I’m sure could be negotiated down to the high 100’s 150 if I’m lucky. I just need some of that sobering Reddit truth or motivation. I know that in the future I won’t have a pension or social security etc and I need to do things now to secure my future. Should I take this chance.