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Also not necessarily looking for mountain top. Valleys with nice views work too.
you can def find a few acres for that....they key is to search local...try to make connections with folks selling privately who dont want their land developed alot.....its out there........there are good ole boys who would rather sell low and save their holler than see it developed or a mc mansion
you can def find a few acres for that....they key is to search local...try to make connections with folks selling privately who dont want their land developed alot.....its out there........there are good ole boys who would rather sell low and save their holler than see it developed or a mc mansion
Really? Because it seems like it is the "good ole boys" who sell off their land to the developers, make their $$$, and move on up.
I've always thought it odd the way the locals rage and crucify the developers when most times it is often their neighbor (or cousin?) who has sold off the acres that become the next development.
With the budget that you're looking at, I would probably look more toward the Foothills if you're wanting to stay in NC. The foothills are basically in a line from Rutherfordton, to Marion and Morganton, up towards Wilkesboro. You can still get some pretty views and some lower elevation mountains, but the terrain is nowhere nearly as mountainous as in the mountains. Land is much cheaper in the foothills (people don't generally consider it a vacation area like they do places up the mountain) and it can, also, be considerably warmer sometimes. Just depends on your personal preference for climate, elevation, and general terrain.
Easily doable here,and we have mountains all round.
We also have no zoning so no issues there.
don't places with "no zoning" still have building codes?? its my understanding that if no locals codes are established than it falls to IBC ?? just curious
i would look in tennesse.....land there is much cheaper
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