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<blockquote data-quote="Brute 23" data-source="post: 495330" data-attributes="member: 6291"><p>My advice is to start saving off the top as mentioned but start studying listings in the paper, on the e-net, and talk with Realtors (know your market). Then after you think you got a grasp start looking for "deals"... people in a bind, ect... The more money you have built up obviously the better. When low-balling some one they want to know you have the finances </p><p></p><p>IF you pay these inflated prices like $3500+/ acre you could be looking at some disagpointment if/ when land values drop in the future,,, which they are/ will. There is a recession coming, it will be global. When? WHo knows... </p><p></p><p>Now if you pay $2K or less you are sitting good because land is most likely not going to go below that. It will fluctuate some but not totally drop to nothing.</p><p></p><p>As some one mentioned there is alot of land advertised as these high amounts but it is not necessarily selling at that. They are going for the big bait attracts big fish kind of deal. Start making educated offers, it costs you nothing to offer. IF some one bites great, if not move on. Good deals come when not bought in haste.</p><p></p><p>These are just kind of numbers out of this area, probably will vary in your area but the point is the same.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brute 23, post: 495330, member: 6291"] My advice is to start saving off the top as mentioned but start studying listings in the paper, on the e-net, and talk with Realtors (know your market). Then after you think you got a grasp start looking for "deals"... people in a bind, ect... The more money you have built up obviously the better. When low-balling some one they want to know you have the finances IF you pay these inflated prices like $3500+/ acre you could be looking at some disagpointment if/ when land values drop in the future,,, which they are/ will. There is a recession coming, it will be global. When? WHo knows... Now if you pay $2K or less you are sitting good because land is most likely not going to go below that. It will fluctuate some but not totally drop to nothing. As some one mentioned there is alot of land advertised as these high amounts but it is not necessarily selling at that. They are going for the big bait attracts big fish kind of deal. Start making educated offers, it costs you nothing to offer. IF some one bites great, if not move on. Good deals come when not bought in haste. These are just kind of numbers out of this area, probably will vary in your area but the point is the same. [/QUOTE]
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