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Re: what to do with inherited land [Re: meatsuit]
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Capatalistc nomad said:
plus, it gaurantees you a solid income stream.

furthermore, iI guess I have tons of questions, but I won't bombard you, I will do some research first.  In this situation do you or would you hire a lawyer to write the contracts, or is this something that can be done ourselves with a bit of research?  Also having the ability to inforce the financing terms and take back the title if failure to pay...  and also how does one determine lot boundaries and divid up a piece of land like this?

oh well, guess I bombarded them anyways... its late





well, lets see here......
lawyer, yes, while you dont need one (depending on the state you live in some states, or atleast cali requires you to have a realestate agent for selling land....  ) but having one makes your life easier, and also adds legitimacy to your sale and listing. for this sort of deal, i know of lawyers who will handle everything for $200 a transaction... which for the record, is a very good deal.

as for enforcing the financing, typically, you dont give them title untill the note is completely paid off.... however, if you do want, or need to give them title to abide by whatever laws your statre has, you can have 2 closings, a preliminary, and a final.... at the preliminary closing, you give them title, but also make them sign a quit claim deed, deeding the property back to you, which you hold onto, and agree (in your contract) not to use it unless they fail to pay or otherwise abide by the contract. usually it is easier if you just dont give them the title till till they are all paid up.

as for divisions and subdivisions, as well as locating a particular piece of land....

well that is a complex, but not complicated question. first off, you said that you own several 20 acre lots.... if that is the case, the property has allready been legally subdivided into small sections of land, each with its own parcel number. as part of that division a very detailed map was drawn and each piece of land was represented to have X sides of X length X distance from X marker located in the X portion of X subdivision of X county etc etc etc....

as part of the division the divider may have had to physically place markers in the ground, indicationg where the property lines end and begin, and where their corners were... however, sometimes physical markings of these properties is not required.....

interestingly enough, you can still sell this land, even if you dont know where it is, as long as you have the APN *(assesors parcel number) and the legal description, although you may be required to disclose the fact that it does not have the above listed boundary markers in its place.

i lost my place.......... oh yeah, you may also be required to offer, or include title insurance, which is a big expense, probably $800-1000

as for my expertise, i have been in the real estate development business since 2006, buying, dividing, leasing, and selling land, both vacant as well as being involved in house flipping and re-habbing.

edit..... i just read above, and realised that you do not have your land currently sub divided, and that from what i understand it exists as one giant parcel. this does further complicate your situation as creating a division from scratch is not cheap, and depending on the local laws you are most likely restricted to acerage limits on how small you can divide your property into, depending on utilities, road access, zoning, as well as a variety of other factors....... furthermore division of your land would most likely change its tax status significantly.

Check your pm's if you get a chance.


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Re: what to do with inherited land [Re: subject]
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Clear it in 10-20 foot diameter circles, seperated by a row or trees or two beteen each meadow. Then build lakeside cabins, rent them, rent the area for festivals, parties. Make sure to keep a small plot of it heavily isolated so you can grow drugs.


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Re: what to do with big ole nasty chunk of land [Re: meatsuit]
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Put some livestock on it to save on taxes.

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Re: what to do with big ole nasty chunk of land [Re: Cowgold]
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If you do sell any land, make sure to put stipulations concerning what they can build on the land.


I know a few people that built mansions and their neihbor went and put a damn double wide next to it.  The pricks.  :lol:

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Re: what to do with big ole nasty chunk of land [Re: Cowgold]
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build HUGE green houses and grow thousands of plants....

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Re: what to do with big ole nasty chunk of land [Re: P-O]
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if it's thick forest live out on it and grow10-15 huge plants of some  bud


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Re: what to do with inherited land [Re: Chespirito]
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I'd fence off an area which could be used for parties or something. A guy near my place (I live on 6 acres) has a big huge acreage and a yearly party called Gremio goes down at his house. Booze is sold and entrance is 15.00, he gets a cut I believe. Also, my cousin who has a decent chunk of land grows organic strawberries and sells them to a local grocery store for 3.75 a pint (decent!) and makes like 500 extra bucks a week, it's slightly more than a side-job though. And of course, grow marijuana, be it for yourself or for selling (I don't recommend selling)


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Re: what to do with inherited land [Re: Chespirito]
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If i owned 150 acres....i would definitely build a home for me and my family , then another one to rent out. Then i would have a very very secluded farm area where i would allegedly grow all kinds of fungi and cannabis. Along with fruits and veggies , rice and so forth. Maybe even open up some kind of apartment building instead of a home to make more money and a school , yea a school sounds nice. For underprivelaged kids who cant afford the good stuff.
Definitely selling a bit of the land is obvious. Just enough to live comfortably off of for the rest of my life. Probably for a Casino or something that would continue to bring me revenue.


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