Land for sale -post here first

[warrington]

I wonder why more people don’t post land for sale here in our classifieds before they hire a realtor. And seems like All land that is for sale has a link to a realtor.

[Atfulldraw]

I have some for sale in North Louisiana.

anyone?

anyone?

that's why....the geographic exposure is like throwing a dart in the dark.

A realtor puts it out in the places and to the people that are looking.

Now, I'll tell you that I did buy 5 acres in Colorado off of the classifieds here, so it worked that time

[elliscountyhog]

42 acres on Trinity River bottom with a progressive easment (not deeded) in Ellis county south of Dallas. Approximate 150ft of river frontage. All flood plain. BIG deer and hogs. $80K. Must have ATV/UTV to access it. ***Not mine but would be involved in sell***

[twosixteens]

Ain’t no deer in Ellis county

[Pedernal]

Originally Posted by elliscountyhog

42 acres on Trinity River bottom with a progressive easment (not deeded) in Ellis county south of Dallas. Approximate 150ft of river frontage. All flood plain. BIG deer and hogs. $80K. Must have ATV/UTV to access it. ***Not mine but would be involved in sell***

Progressive easement?? You might provide a source/link as to where potential buyers might research what hat means...

[elliscountyhog]

Originally Posted by Pedernal

Progressive easement?? You might provide a source/link as to where potential buyers might research what hat means...

Wish I knew what it meant . All I know is there is access to the place but no by way of a "deeded easment". It would have to be a cash buyer as you can not get a loan from land banks without a "deeded easment" so I was told it was a progressive easment. Again I am not trying to sell it but I know who is if anyone was interested. Its not listed.

[35remington]

Originally Posted by elliscountyhog

42 acres on Trinity River bottom with a progressive easment (not deeded) in Ellis county south of Dallas. Approximate 150ft of river frontage. All flood plain. BIG deer and hogs. $80K. Must have ATV/UTV to access it. ***Not mine but would be involved in sell***

That ship has selled.

[asu-indian]

I've got small waterfront tracts for sale on Lake Fork. Also a small hunting tract for sale in Wood county 30ac. Also 5ac. on Lake Fork with a large fishing lodge.

[Biggs]

We are looking for 20-100 acres of mostly wooded land to build on in Bell county, or 30 minutes from Temple.


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[jds247]

Mines already with a realtor didnt think about posting it first because I didn't want to deal with showing it... 199 acres in newton county..

[BoscoPico]

Originally Posted by Atfulldraw

I have some for sale in North Louisiana.

anyone?

anyone?

that's why....the geographic exposure is like throwing a dart in the dark.

A realtor puts it out in the places and to the people that are looking.

Now, I'll tell you that I did buy 5 acres in Colorado off of the classifieds here, so it worked that time

Where is it located in North Louisiana?

[Texas Grown]

Hmmm. This could be kinda convenient.

[BrandonA]

As far as easements in Texas, from my families experience there are three types. Deeded, Implied and assigned easements by the courts. No parcial of land in Texas can be landlocked. Every landowner has free ingress/out gress meaning no gates. My family spent thousands to defend access and this was what the Judge ruled. We were at the end of the road with a undeeded easement. When we told "the family" ( mom inherited the ranch) we didn't want to lease the land to them for grazing they tried to lock us out.

[Huntindad]

i am still looking for around 10 acres to retire on from burnet to bandera. came close a couple times...but someone was faster than me. I am not in a big hurry, looking for the right place.

[Lazyman]

Have 10 acres just outside Macomb Missouri....Search my name for other thread for pics and more info

[topduarte]

Originally Posted by BrandonA

As far as easements in Texas, from my families experience there are three types. Deeded, Implied and assigned easements by the courts. No parcial of land in Texas can be landlocked. Every landowner has free ingress/out gress meaning no gates. My family spent thousands to defend access and this was what the Judge ruled. We were at the end of the road with a undeeded easement. When we told "the family" ( mom inherited the ranch) we didn't want to lease the land to them for grazing they tried to lock us out.

On top of that, utilities must be provided across lot lines if there are water and wastewater nearby.

[dpg481]

3 acres in Caddo Mills/Hunt county with 2000 sf brick home, shop, large camper port, fenced in, very nice home. Not yet on the market, but it will be soon. Also have two 1.5 acre home site lots for sale in the same area.

[peterp63]

Originally Posted by Biggs

We are looking for 20-100 acres of mostly wooded land to build on in Bell county, or 30 minutes from Temple.


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You moving back???

[tradslam]

I have a few lots on lake Eufaula in Oklahoma. Great fishing and boat in hunting. Adjoins public land.

Also have few acres in Colorado that comes with7 miles of private river and 7 private lakes/ponds. It also access points for hunting that are excellent for rifle hunting (migration type hunt) The land has a tiny house/shack on it w/ electric. Only read I’d sell is to buy a house up there! Love it and some of the best fishing you can get, plus close to grayling and salmon fishing if you get sick of nice rainbows.

The shoreline pic is Oklahoma

[12RingKing]

Originally Posted by Texas Grown

Hmmm. This could be kinda convenient.

What would be more convenient is if they broke the classified section up into parts. Like automotive, real estate, lease availability, hunting gear.... etc

[Atfulldraw]

Originally Posted by BoscoPico

Where is it located in North Louisiana?

Dubach.

[Paycheck]

Will have a brick home 3/2 for sale in a few weeks. The house is in Waco.

[Paycheck]

Tradslam, Tell me more about Colorado land please.

[tradslam]

Shoot me a PM^^

[Spearchunker]

I have a improved leased lot on Fork with 5th wheel and new dock. Located in Paradise Cove in deeper water. Comes with golf cart too. 25k

Lot rent to 300 mo and paid thru 8/19.

Sean

[Biggs]

Originally Posted by peterp63

You moving back???

We moved to Temple in May! No more frozen tundra.


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[Heath]

My place may hit the market soon. Compete turn-key place with furnished storage container cabin (3 queen beds, fridge, microwave, futon, 3 TVs, bathroom), hot water, electricity, storage containers, golf cart, trailer, stands including 5x9 Atascosa Blind, 2 Krivoman stand and fill directional feeders, 48" fire pit, smoker / grill, picnic table, 1500 water tank, tools, lawn movers, etc. Rural water can be brought to the property for about $8K. Just bring your clothes and hunt

80.854 in Far Western Young County (25 minutes West of Graham or 30 minutes north of Breckenridge) that is all huntable mature mesquite with scattered oaks. There is a 5 acre food plot that is produced two great results for me so the soil is great. Great tank that holds water. County road access with good fences. Tons of game (average around 30 different bucks on camera a year). It was not hunted in the previous 5 years and we have only taken 1 buck in two years on the place.

$320K for everything.

[KactusKiller]

Originally Posted by Heath

My place may hit the market soon. Compete turn-key place with furnished storage container cabin (3 queen beds, fridge, microwave, futon, 3 TVs, bathroom), hot water, electricity, storage containers, golf cart, trailer, stands including 5x9 Atascosa Blind, 2 Krivoman stand and fill directional feeders, 48" fire pit, smoker / grill, picnic table, 1500 water tank, tools, lawn movers, etc. Rural water can be brought to the property for about $8K. Just bring your clothes and hunt

80.854 in Far Western Young County (25 minutes West of Graham or 30 minutes north of Breckenridge) that is all huntable mature mesquite with scattered oaks. There is a 5 acre food plot that is produced two great results for me so the soil is great. Great tank that holds water. County road access with good fences. Tons of game (average around 30 different bucks on camera a year). It was not hunted in the previous 5 years and we have only taken 1 buck in two years on the place.

$320K for everything.

Surely your joking

[Atfulldraw]

Originally Posted by Heath

My place may hit the market soon. Compete turn-key place with furnished storage container cabin (3 queen beds, fridge, microwave, futon, 3 TVs, bathroom), hot water, electricity, storage containers, golf cart, trailer, stands including 5x9 Atascosa Blind, 2 Krivoman stand and fill directional feeders, 48" fire pit, smoker / grill, picnic table, 1500 water tank, tools, lawn movers, etc. Rural water can be brought to the property for about $8K. Just bring your clothes and hunt

80.854 in Far Western Young County (25 minutes West of Graham or 30 minutes north of Breckenridge) that is all huntable mature mesquite with scattered oaks. There is a 5 acre food plot that is produced two great results for me so the soil is great. Great tank that holds water. County road access with good fences. Tons of game (average around 30 different bucks on camera a year). It was not hunted in the previous 5 years and we have only taken 1 buck in two years on the place.

$320K for everything.

Did I miss something?

Where are you headed?

[Heath]

Originally Posted by KactusKiller

Surely your joking

Originally Posted by Atfulldraw

Did I miss something?

Where are you headed?

Honestly owning land doesn't really fit into our lifestyle. I had friend of a friend interested in my place with all the work we have done, so it got the wheels turning that I may let it go. We are always on the go so the pressure to "use" the land weighs heavy on my mind. We want to do more international hunting / traveling. We are in Austin every other weekend for football in the Fall (plus out of town games).

I started a new job a few months ago and its going to take a ton of time / effort to build a territory from the ground up so I want to focus on that. I thought I would host more friends and clients out there as well, and with everyones schedules including our own we didn't use it like I thought we would. The idea behind the place has always been to improve and sale so its still part of that plan.

It was a ton of work to get it to this point and feel really good about the place I would be turning over to somebody and I learned a lot about the process. Its a great place and one day I probably will be kicking myself for selling it (if I do), but seems for this point in our life seems like the right play. It is not listed anywhere so I still have time to make sure this is the move I want to make.

[Heath]

Probably deserves its own thread but here’s a few pictures for anybody searching for land.












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[Atfulldraw]

Originally Posted by Heath

Honestly owning land doesn't really fit into our lifestyle. I had friend of a friend interested in my place with all the work we have done, so it got the wheels turning that I may let it go. We are always on the go so the pressure to "use" the land weighs heavy on my mind. We want to do more international hunting / traveling. We are in Austin every other weekend for football in the Fall (plus out of town games).

I started a new job a few months ago and its going to take a ton of time / effort to build a territory from the ground up so I want to focus on that. I thought I would host more friends and clients out there as well, and with everyones schedules including our own we didn't use it like I thought we would. The idea behind the place has always been to improve and sale so its still part of that plan.

It was a ton of work to get it to this point and feel really good about the place I would be turning over to somebody and I learned a lot about the process. Its a great place and one day I probably will be kicking myself for selling it (if I do), but seems for this point in our life seems like the right play. It is not listed anywhere so I still have time to make sure this is the move I want to make.

You should be really proud of what you've done with the place!

and....you can always buy another place and do the same thing later.

Meanwhile, we want to add more acreage to ours, or even buy a bigger place. so I suppose everything is temporary in a way.

Good luck with the sale (or not)

[Heath]

Originally Posted by Atfulldraw

You should be really proud of what you've done with the place!

and....you can always buy another place and do the same thing later.

Meanwhile, we want to add more acreage to ours, or even buy a bigger place. so I suppose everything is temporary in a way.

Good luck with the sale (or not)

I am very proud of the place and there has been a ton of work to take a piece of raw land and turn it into the place it is today. Like I said, somebody will be walking into a great property, but this was the plan going in.

[AntlerCollector]

Heath, I don't see where you said how much land this is. How many acres?

[centex_aggie]

Originally Posted by AntlerCollector

Heath, I don't see where you said how much land this is. How many acres?

He said 80.854 in his first post.

[Radar]

I think this real estate thread is a good idea. I have been looking for a place along the Nueces or Guadalupe river for a while.

[AntlerCollector]

Originally Posted by centex_aggie

He said 80.854 in his first post.

Thanks

[KactusKiller]

Originally Posted by Heath

Honestly owning land doesn't really fit into our lifestyle. I had friend of a friend interested in my place with all the work we have done, so it got the wheels turning that I may let it go. We are always on the go so the pressure to "use" the land weighs heavy on my mind. We want to do more international hunting / traveling. We are in Austin every other weekend for football in the Fall (plus out of town games).

I started a new job a few months ago and its going to take a ton of time / effort to build a territory from the ground up so I want to focus on that. I thought I would host more friends and clients out there as well, and with everyones schedules including our own we didn't use it like I thought we would. The idea behind the place has always been to improve and sale so its still part of that plan.

It was a ton of work to get it to this point and feel really good about the place I would be turning over to somebody and I learned a lot about the process. Its a great place and one day I probably will be kicking myself for selling it (if I do), but seems for this point in our life seems like the right play. It is not listed anywhere so I still have time to make sure this is the move I want to make.

I can understand but thought y’all used it quite a bit. Good luck for whatever you decide. Would just hate for you to sell now that most of the work is done and not enjoy it.

[BCorn]

http://homeslandcountrypropertyforsa...ty-oklahoma-2/

20 acres for sale Atoka Oklahoma....65k

[neuman32]

https://www.landsoftexas.com/propert...-76458/6162265

47.93 acres for sale 7 miles north of Jacksboro

[txhunter1]

https://www.landsoftexas.com/propert...-Texas/5481554

$499,900 475 acres turn key hunting ranch

[Geronimo2091]

Great idea! I will be following this thread!

[Kaicreekranch]

Putting on market next week 240 acres high fenced in Atascosa county 5 miles from Jourdanton and 40 minutes from downtown San Antonio. We have killed several 200 plus B&C class bucks over last few years. Very thick tall bull mesquite trees with large bottom with oaks. 2 ponds with good duck hunting. Water water well 65gpm Andy city water to house and deer pens (5 pens totaling 6acres). Axis herd and few black buck. 7 1000 pound stand and fill protein feeders, 14 ton overhead grain bin, 2017 4010 trans mule, protein blower system, 25x30 metal closed in barn etc etc. $5500 per acre.

[jshouse]

great idea for a thread, hopefully it stays...

my neighbor has 68 acres in southern hunt county he wants to sell and i need some good neighbors. mostly hardwoods, creek running through it leading to lake tawakoni, 1200sqft building with living quarters, water, elec, septic. asking $500k.

[Lawhunter]

Originally Posted by Atfulldraw

I have some for sale in North Louisiana.

anyone?

anyone?

that's why....the geographic exposure is like throwing a dart in the dark.

A realtor puts it out in the places and to the people that are looking.

Now, I'll tell you that I did buy 5 acres in Colorado off of the classifieds here, so it worked that time

How much and what parish?

[Atfulldraw]

Originally Posted by Lawhunter

How much and what parish?

Lincoln Parish. I think it's about 15 acres....

[Backwoods101]

In!


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[elliscountyhog]

Originally Posted by txhunter1

https://www.landsoftexas.com/propert...-Texas/5481554

$499,900 475 acres turn key hunting ranch

Best deal I have seen in while on the market. Nice place

[lovemylegacy]

Originally Posted by tradslam

I have a few lots on lake Eufaula in Oklahoma. Great fishing and boat in hunting. Adjoins public land.

Also have few acres in Colorado that comes with7 miles of private river and 7 private lakes/ponds. It also access points for hunting that are excellent for rifle hunting (migration type hunt) The land has a tiny house/shack on it w/ electric. Only read I’d sell is to buy a house up there! Love it and some of the best fishing you can get, plus close to grayling and salmon fishing if you get sick of nice rainbows.

The shoreline pic is Oklahoma

How many lots and price?

[TeamAmerica]

https://discussions.texasbowhunter.c...ht=ben+wheeler

Still for sale! Not in a hurry to sell. May consider seller financing for the right buyer.

16 Acres in Ben Wheeler - Asking $80K.