March 26, 2013 
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Fiscal Cliffs, economic instability, over regulation, taxmageddon, hyperinflation, trillions of dollars in unsustainable debt, high unemployment rates, debt ceilings, total economic meltdown, and the list goes on.
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February 14, 2013 3 Comments
As we see the market for recreational land sales continue to improve, one question continues to bother some prospective buyers: “How do I know if I’m paying a fair price?”
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January 2, 2013 2 Comments
Many recreational land buyers want to find a property in an area that is far enough away from home that they can escape to a remote sanctuary.
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June 6, 2012 0 Comments
The good news for recreational property buyers is that sales prices in many areas appear to have bottomed out, reducing the fear that you could have gotten a better deal if you’d waited to buy.
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May 1, 2012 4 Comments
When it comes to owning and managing recreational property one thing is certain: every property owner has an opinion (rightfully so) on what’s the best method for…
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Marvin Shelley: Alex - You are the type I avoid like the plague. Y…
Marvin Shelley: I sell rural property and get lots of inquiries fr…
Bill Eshenbaugh: Good stuff on being prepared. Might add that havin…
Steve Spafford: Counties around Houston charge roll-back taxes if …
Stephen: not same in NY. i have a 1.3ac wooded residential…
