Yeah 👍 I'm not rich or ever will be but i hope to come across some land n leave it to my daughters this is info is very helpful hope to see more about .
I got a $23,000 grant through USDA on a house in Nevada. The interest rate is 1% for 37 years. $0 down to get in. I paid $154,000 for it, owe $127,000 and the same house in my nieghborhood now goes for $300,000.
I'm at the USDA site now looking into a guarantee loan program for small farms that are less than 10 years in operation. I may be able to make a loan to not only buy the farm for sale next to me but also get enough money for operating expenses. That would give me enough land to get in the Timber Association and grow pine trees. Thanks for the tip, I'll keep you posted on how it goes.
yes that why they are fucking free..yes free land but whats the point when u have to rebuild every year from 10-100 twisters that rip thru there a year
@@lovehomestead5744 the entire state of Tennessee is a national heritage area. I'd avoid it. No telling when the feds might tell you you're doing it wrong.
City of Baltimore “vacant to Value” program gives lots of incentives to own a house practically free in citi limit which are abandoned. You have to fix them Ofcourse, but there are programs to help if you make it your primary residence. All major cities dealing with abandoned properties may have similar program. Like to see a video on that
I got a three year, all expenses paid vacation in Germany. I got to do a lot of traveling and camping and drinking. The only stipulation was that if the Warsaw Pact invaded, I’d have to help stop them. I think I got a better deal.
I've just started into trucking (Actually doing my first run, tomorrow) and the idea of having a farm in Kansas or land in Wyoming, one day to start up a trucking business, once I get my authority, is very appealing. My daughter would love to work the farm, as she is big on natural living and a huge animal lover. These locations are not bad. I currently live in Ohio and know the Cyohoga area. It is a lovely area of Ohio.
Well, you know exactly what a liberal communist is then, they have changed the definition of the words as well as destroyed your entire state... sorry to hear you live there, although it is a beautiful state, scenery wise. Good luck with your parking space, homeless junkies and human waste.
@@danielguy2156 The "BIG" aarth quake may send CA or a good portion of it into the bottom of the Pacific one day anyway. Enjoy it while it last rich people. Nothing lasts forever. 😉😂
I just checked on the 3 free homes in Cheyenne,WY. You have to move them from where they stand at a cost of about 200k. Now that sounds like your "free" government proposal.
I know of 3 or 4 houses that were free, just have them moved off the lot. 1 was moved, the rest are still there. It is cheaper to build new than to get oversize permits and coordinate utilities to move a house.
Commentary was hysterical. The Government goes out of their way to help the Big Agriculture companies that end up putting small farmers out of business. THEN, they offer land grants to try to get people to be farmers. Does that make sense?
I can answer that. My grandparents and uncles ect. , were farmers , the older generations have passed away and the up coming generations didn’t keep farming. They moved into cities and such. My grandmothers house auction at 6000$ dollars. SAD
@@jackwalter4000 Same here, except in North Dakota. None of the kids wanted to farm when they grew up, so it was sold decades ago. I don't even. know what they got for it, but I'm sure it wasn't much.
I live in Ohio not far from Cuyahoga Valley National park. It is an absolutely beautiful place year round. If I can get a place as cheap as $500/month, I will rent my house out and become a farmer! I will check back and let you know what I find!!!!! Glad I watched this video!
@Will Putts Really? So YOU were impressed iwth the Bush recession and wars without end? YOUR standards and those of most Americans are vastly different. MOST of us appreciated the restoration of our economy and common sense.
Downside of moving to the places on this video. 1. A lot of these options are in the general paths of tornadoes that can happen anywhere in that region. 2. If you live in these small towns you may be hours away from a hospital. 3. Many people that move to these small towns may be annoying Karens that will be picking fights with you over noise or house boundaries on a daily basis. That is a problem in many remote towns. 4. When you live in small towns everyone is bored because of the lack of things to do so they start to get into your business big time. 5. If you have kids the school system may not exist and you may have to home school your kids or the schools may not have good teachers willing to move to a tiny town with such few students. 6. Gasoline stations will be miles away. So if you run out of gas you have to hitch hike with a container to the station. Then, hitch hike back. These are only six of the many reasons that these towns are empty to begin with. Only desperate fools move there.
@@tnickknight not really, more like overly Christian Republicans who hate all other parties and religions including those that are spin offs of theirs; I’m from the state been a outcast due to I am not hardcore religious nor a voter for Trump/Bush/Kerry.
Thank you Briggs. I am considering a tiny house on wheels and a possible free land op. this is more fuel, there are many things to consider. Thank you.
Please do this instead , find the area you want to live in and go find vacant homes , find the owners through the taxman. Write them call leave notes on that home . A guy did this got his house for $5K oh and have your $5K saved up ready to buy. I live in a city no matter how much I want to if it has wheels on it if it is slept in and the city finds out I have to remove the thing slept in with in 3 days. I know that's obtuse but there is a silver lining. My neighbor had 6 dogs in a 4'X4' pin the dogs barked all day she put the pin right next to my bedroom on her property. I begged her for weeks to please just move the animals. Just when I was about to lose my religion I called the law . Come to find out she should have just moved the dogs. The law is if your animals make noise continuously for 15 minutes unprovoked you have a nuisance animal. They said if they have to come out again for animal control the fines start at $1,500. No more dogs barking over 12 hours a day. So a city has some obtuse laws but their aim is for civility .
Since I mainly grew up in Kansas I knew it really didn’t have much to do but I didn’t know it had so many places willing to pay you to move there. Still wouldn’t move back there.
Wish I was younger & healthier I would love to mover somewhere there wasn’t a lot of people. I have 2 neighbors within 100 yards. Don’t know why folks want to move in on top of someone.
People are willing to build on top of one another because they don't want to live in places like Kansas or anywhere remote. People are instinctively tribal and want to feel safe living in a group.
Oh contrair. AG is subsidized by government raising prices beyond new blood. Hell many landowners wont marry or bros marry sisters to protect the pot. Small town dying up because huge landowners don't make for good small town economy, and they suck up many local jobs since crops are done by huge tax deductible machines so they can be on medicaid besides and kids that don't have to work. There are deferred taxes for farmers, no taxes at retail counters,,,,,and the famous end of year gift tax. But alas they are even storing crops in any bins they can and allowing payments as the crop is used deferring farther. Payment sometimes in livestock which require years to to sold deferring taxes farther. By then they pray for bad weather, get more gov-money and empty the bins. I don't think land will ever crash as it did back in the 3000$ era since it is hand out money that has bought it and the machinery(to support Monsanto of course) unless somebody got real greedy but then there is always a neighbor looking for a write off. Cold turkey buying land now...?? LOL...Even if you have the money they choose you.
@@prepperjonpnw6482 Sadly the only way to get a good internet connection is living in a big city. I worked for the phone company and it took me 4 years to get DSL even though I knew the engineers and could lobby them to get it installed in my area too. Tiny dead towns like these will not have it. You'll need to go satellite or invent something.
@BJames3351 The problems that made the towns die is still there. IF you can bring an income with you, this could work. IF you could bring your entire family and friends circle to town and settle you might really like it. But to employ those people would be impossible unless you brought your own industry or business to support them. Change the cannabis laws and they could farm cannabis. It's not as if any of the federal concerns about it are based upon anything factual.
Can you imagine where these people do actually live that are with the Witness protection program that would be a horrible way to live with it but a lot of people do that they throw people under the bus just so they don't have to go to prison and they do it and if some of my guilty and they get off because they turned the big people in but in the end they don't they pay they always do that would just be awful not to be around your friends or family no you have to start over like the day that you were born no no no no
Rick Sadler My property isn’t that big, but it is in a Constitutional Carry State, is a baseball throw away from the ocean, and I don’t have to deal with any government BS to build my cabin... I love Alaska!
@@JetSkiSuper7 For keeping the fact that our Government keeps finding witnesses and whistle-blowers "Clintoned" in their custody? I say congrats on keeping something that terrifyingly important in the public's attention.
I don't recognize the Federal Reserve. I have no debt, no bank accounts, no credit cards. I own all my cars and have never had a car loan. I own my house and paid cash for it. You should too. It takes away any power the Federal reserve has. In 2008 I became wealthier while all the dumb debtors became far more poor.
Johnny Hot Rod Lmao....you don’t own anything. Your deed list you as a tenant and you have a title for the vehicles. The state owns your vehicles because they have the certificate or origin. You need to educate yourself.
Seth Wolfe the federal reserve only deals with the quantity of money in circulation and the prime interest rate, absolutely no relationship to land acquisition or taxation, only the rate you pay on your mortgage, so what’s our point?
Christie Maxwell you get the vehicle title from the state once there is no lien holder. The amount you pay the state is to operate the vehicle in the state. It can sit in your yard forever, all yours with no additional costs if you just not to use it on public land. Your understanding of property ownership is equally flawed. You need to educate yourself.
One thing that I notice that you did not mention is the brutal winters in Wyoming and the other places Iowa Kansas Canada except are of the Winters are very brutal.
It's sometimes cheaper buying preexisting homes in these locations. Free land sometimes have conditions like the house has to be at least $150,000, which if ever sold will only be worth $80,000. My parents bought a 700 sq. ft home for $19,000 Cdn in a small community. They had about $20,000 more in repairs over the next 10 years (roof, cupboards, new appliances and some plumbing). They're only 35 minutes from a bigger community with a Walmart and other stores. P.S. Lincoln Ks. (1st town) has a 3 acre lot with house that's in ok condition for $66k.
@@skiprussell2606 yeah, I live near a light rail. It's awesome. The noise isn't bad at all, & it connects me to a major metropolitan rail network, an amtrak station, & an airport.
Some places you might also need to foot the bill to get water/sewer/electric hookups installed- can be very costly if it’s way out, and probably not optional if you want to live on the land
"Student loans are brutal for a lot of kids these days." Dude, I know people in their thirties still trying to pay back student loan debt. It isn't just kids who are dealing with this, it's adults too. Free land might be the only way someone my age could become a property owner.
I'm almost 60, been disabled and have had $200 a month taken from my social security check for 10 years! My initial loan was $10,000 18 years ago! They find every way to stick it to you and increase the loan amount! They charged me $5,000 to "find" me after a divorce. I moved within the same state and was teaching public school! $7000, for selling the loan and untold $1,000s for deferring it! That has me living on $979 a month!!!
Here is an idea. How about not borrowing the phukin money ! I paid $14,000 in Texas for a Bachelors . The job pays $72,000 a year. People want to borrow $200,000 and don't get a job.. How about loaning me some money for his and hers Mercedes ?
But you will use the streets highways and bridges expecting someone ELSE to keep them up? Send you kid to a school that OTHER people pay to operate and maintain? Do YOU expect everything free?
@@elizabethbennet4791 Not poor. I own two homes, fully paid for, and a debt-free business. Busted my ass to make it happen, and yet, I will never be truly debt free because of taxes. "A fine is a tax for doing wrong, a tax is a fine for doing right."
@@TheStrawberry9936 Check out Back to Eden Gardening, btw Hemp grows like a weed, since I dont believe there is such a thing as a weed, only wild plants maligned & misnamed.. point is it grows like weeds... Cannabis would be even better, and bring back buffalo too, people would come for that...
That Ohio parks one looks like heaven arrived on earth!! 👍😁 Mailed the son and told him to look into it! Thanks for the info... you never know... I may soon be skiing in Ohio!! 🎿😁
@@Imgone2024 Yep... I'll farm happily, not only organically but really back to roots... and maybe I'll even run a still... who knows, a roadside stall selling local produce may bring in the flocks!!🤣🍻🤣
Also, they expect a family to move in, not a single person, and it would be difficult for a couple (with kids), to go to work and do errands with only one car, hence the two car garage requirement.
@@jorgepape11 - I'll give 'em a two car garage. Its actually gonna be the size of a 4 car garage but with 3 doors. The 3rd door is for parking motorcycles. I work for a readymix concrete company in north Georgia and we're doing subdivisions everywhere. Have you seen the 2 car garages of today's million dollar houses?!? What size cars are these for? A couple damn Yugos?!? Can't even open the car doors after you squeeze them in the damn place!!!
I have a feelings it’s more about keeping the place clutter free, rather than taxes. Most new subdivisions have rules on this because they don’t want your: atv’s, boat, snowmobiles, daily drivers, project car, classic car, camper, and motorcycles parked all over the lot.
The three houses in Cheyenne are gone. They expanded the hospital in town, and these houses were purchased by the hospital for the land. All the homes were built in the early 1900s, but the last three were beyond repair. They were moved by a single land owner who plans on rebuilding them on his land. Also, the US government is the largest land owner in the state. Between National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation and the Department of Defense, a good 40% of the land is in government hands. Also a tidbit, There is no state income tax in Wyoming.
Sounds nice. How could I find out more about that if there is more like it. From NE Iowa want to sell nd more since kids are gone ans we are old. Must have wi-fi hey..
@@DynamicBailey I plant trees every year...and cut them down or prune/harvest. I can't imagine Oregon area without trees and along a river. Soo different. What else, no hills? Thanks for your help. Before my accident I WAS TARZAN hoping to get back in a woods again and call out to animal friends maybe before I die....in a forest.
putheflamesout yahoo I can’t imagine not having trees either. I live in Washington state where there’s tons of them but urban sprawl has cost us so so many of our beautiful trees. The i5 corridor was like driving down a hallway lined with massive and beautiful cedar trees. It was truly beautiful. There are still tons of trees though. Can’t you still call out to the animals and be Tarzan but in a different way? Even if only through meditation and mind travel, I bet you can and you’d really enjoy it.
Yeah, you just have to spend the rest of your life there walking around in a radiation proof suite. Dont know what you could possibly eat there or ship there without getting it contaminated. 🤣
Come to Billings, Montana! Nothing like watching a suburban town try and grow into a city and watch the city and state struggle in debt and bad budgeting! Oh and come on vacation and leave on probation!
Also Kansas. They pulled me over driving through in 1995. They illegally search my car and found what the thought was a roach in the ashtray. No lab test, 60 days waiting for court, in jail. They dropped the charge. I won't even fly over that state.
Road Pirates! They did the same thing to me, 1st cop was tryong to shake me down to steal any cash I had BEFORE the 2nd team (2 pigs & a dog) showed up. Pig#1 & pigs 2&3 both walked me 100feet in front of MY car(so #1's dash cam could not record the audio) before they started questioning me trying to steal any cash I had. If i had any cash & nothing else, you can bet the farm- it would've been siezed as a civil forfeiture... ANYone reading this, if you are ever pulled over. DO. NOT. ANSWER. ANY. QUESTIONS!! Not even small talk, "Where you headed?" .. Answer: point straight ahead & say "That way" & nothing else.
The wind, the effing wind, the freaking ever blowin, non stop, drying, desolate, mother f*'cking wind will cause you to blow your own head off, and shit down your own windpipe. Government town, chock full of communists and parasites that will cause to you become a homicidal maniac. Lots of dope there junkies etc. Tornadoes. Don't move to Cheyenne it will destroy you and your family, even your dog will kill itself.
The figure they came up with is a number they see as ''average tax load''. Tiny homes would not generate tax revenue. So they set a bar that leads them to the desired result.
The only way I can think of living in Kansas is that I would have to have a very good paying job. I would also need to live in either the Wichita or KC areas. Other than those 2 things, it's a no go.
People on the treadmill of life never able to get ahead should look into something different. Unless you are perfectly fine with being able to write your obituary today. So and so died today he worked clean into post retirement because he never could get ahead. He had options but never sought them out.
The 2 car garage clause is most likely to avoid having cars parked on the lawn in front of the house, also storage for mowers and such. People that don't use these amenities are politely referred to as trailer trash....
I have plans for the future, guess they're futuristic plans Move out west and buy some desert land Or maybe up north just past Alaska (You know nothing of this if they ask ya)
Kansas sounds like the perfect place to build a Utopian city the cost would be minimal food production is already prevelant. Grading and drainage as well as water storage may be able to be solved by basic civil engineering. You could actually sell the water to the southwest. As far as manufacturing its a logistical goldmine being centrally located in North America.
CLUTCH!!! One of the best shows I have ever seen, and the singer got mad because very few people showed up and stormed off. The rest of the guys just did freeform jam stuff like Rush...
I myself was stationed at Ft. Riley right next to Manhattan Kansas which is home if KSU which I thought was rather nice although it is the only area of Kansas that has ant terrain features
I can honestly say that I hadn't bout the extent of my exploration there was of course Aggie ville and I was a frequent visitor to the Manhattan ORV(Off Road Vehicle)park as I owned a 79' Ford Bronco Ranger XLT with eventually 8" suspension lift and 3" of body lift, the only other place that I went, I don't even remember the name of it but it was a fishing hole not huge but decent size caught a nice 14" Rainbow trout and many other's but I didn't do a whole lot as we were constantly on the move.
No I didn't get to check out much while there as I was stationed at Ft. Riley in the U.S. Army and we were quite frequently to busy training to go to Iraq. I checked out the Manhattan ORV and Aggie ville
She has really great,really nice thighs.Also,I,ve generally struggled with the head myself in the past.Not really sure sometimes about just what in the world to really talk about.A half Mexican girl named Maria Luna back in 1988,accuse me of repeating things.Well,dear God knows that it was really hard to think of things to say,and she wasn,t really great herself at bringing up new things to talk about,friends.God knows that I honestly tried to really get along with Maria.But DEAR God help me,I just didn,t know sometimes just what in the world to really talk with her about.Maria was yen years older than I was,but she still didn,t really know how to bring up new things for us to talk about,friends.Oh well,so much for my futile attempt at a love lifemfriends.Hopefully,the next life,Heaven will be a lot nicer,friend.Anyway,best wishes,and God bless you,and Happy Holidays.
@@illuminatedpatriot9347 let me guess, you paid for college and bought a house working a part time job? Guess what, you can't do that anymore. You can't even go to the cheapest school and live in a 1 bedroom with 2 part time jobs. You guys love to call millennials cry babies but you have no idea how hard they actually have it. Your own children/grandchildren. Why don't you quit throwing insults their way and start realizing that maybe there is a problem!
@@illbeyourstumbleine other than you being insulted by the liberal comment Jeremy made, how is he wrong? Local colleges are cheaper than going away to a 4 year degree. Especially to take all the intro classes everyone has to take. Complete the first two years then transfer in to complete your 4 year Bachelor's degree. I'm a millenial and paid for my 4 year degree by working before and during my college years. I also bought a house, a car (brand new and with cash) and support my wife and kids. It's not fair that responsible individuals who pay their Bill's up front or even repay their loans on time have to watch others complain, scream and expect someone else to pay for their financial irresponsibility. If you took out the loans for school, you have to pay that back. Just like a credit card, car loan, home loan, etc..... Best advice for anyone......pay for it with cash. If you can't (such as a home), make sure you can afford the monthly payment. It's called living within your means. Not very hard to figure out. Bottom line, people are lazy and want handouts. If you want some sort of socialism, ask all the immigrants who left socialism countries why the came to the US instead of staying (you can start by asking my parents).
@@Bob-yk9cz But still what? It's like a coma inducing plain blank canvas. I went there once and passed a haystack driving down the road. That was the highlight of the state.
@@bobbysolo5411 When I saw most of Nebraska it was scenic. Nice scenery. If you didn't enjoy it too bad go somewhere else. There are things to see in Nebraska you just have to know where to go.
It would be interesting to interview people who have taken advantage of some of these programs! Thanks
Yeah 👍 I'm not rich or ever will be but i hope to come across some land n leave it to my daughters this is info is very helpful hope to see more about .
That's what I'm talking about 😂
I got a $23,000 grant through USDA on a house in Nevada. The interest rate is 1% for 37 years. $0 down to get in. I paid $154,000 for it, owe $127,000 and the same house in my nieghborhood now goes for $300,000.
Where in NV?
I'm at the USDA site now looking into a guarantee loan program for small farms that are less than 10 years in operation. I may be able to make a loan to not only buy the farm for sale next to me but also get enough money for operating expenses. That would give me enough land to get in the Timber Association and grow pine trees. Thanks for the tip, I'll keep you posted on how it goes.
Nice. Someone getting somewhere with all this brouhaha.
Any news or did you get a booster instead?
Anyone notice that most of these places are in tornado Alley?
First thought! YES!
rick moore 1/3 of the country is in tornado alley and the coasts are already developed. The middle is whats left.
We are going through a GSM, so don't move to the Midwest if you live in the South!
yes that why they are fucking free..yes free land but whats the point when u have to rebuild every year from 10-100 twisters that rip thru there a year
exactly, no way no how would I move there... couldn't even pay me
#10 Lincoln, Kansas - 0:54
#9 Osborne, Kansas - 2:03
#8 Loup City, Nebraska -2:56
#7 Cuyahoga Valley, Ohio - 3:56
#6 Mankato, Kansas - 4:56
#5 Yukon, Canada - 6:08
#4 Manilla, Iowa - 7:27
#3 Tribune, Kansas - 8:12
#2 Wyoming - 9:12
#1 United States - 10:16
I'm originally from Cleveland Ohio and the Cuyahoga Valley National Park is beautiful.
But I don't want to be a farmer 🤔
Any land in west TN?
Any in Florida or Georgia???
@@lovehomestead5744 the entire state of Tennessee is a national heritage area.
I'd avoid it. No telling when the feds might tell you you're doing it wrong.
City of Baltimore “vacant to Value” program gives lots of incentives to own a house practically free in citi limit which are abandoned. You have to fix them Ofcourse, but there are programs to help if you make it your primary residence. All major cities dealing with abandoned properties may have similar program. Like to see a video on that
The only thing "Free" the government gave me was a trip to Iraq. It was an open ended ticket on the return date.
And, we thank you for your sacrifice and duty to country.
I got a three year, all expenses paid vacation in Germany. I got to do a lot of traveling and camping and drinking. The only stipulation was that if the Warsaw Pact invaded, I’d have to help stop them. I think I got a better deal.
Thank you for your service.
Thank you.
That sounds about right LOL have a God blessed day thank you for your service to our country God bless.
I've just started into trucking (Actually doing my first run, tomorrow) and the idea of having a farm in Kansas or land in Wyoming, one day to start up a trucking business, once I get my authority, is very appealing. My daughter would love to work the farm, as she is big on natural living and a huge animal lover. These locations are not bad. I currently live in Ohio and know the Cyohoga area. It is a lovely area of Ohio.
The Yukon is one of the few places in the world where you can actually dig for gold and make a decent living
@Topgun God , Hilarious , lolololol
So is Alaska
You darn sure can't farm there.
Met some really colorful people up there. I could see retiring there.
Thats foo
Just watching from LA where a parking spot goes for about $1M
The smart people left California 50 years ago.
Yea they all came to Idaho and started ruining our state
Well, you know exactly what a liberal communist is then, they have changed the definition of the words as well as destroyed your entire state... sorry to hear you live there, although it is a beautiful state, scenery wise. Good luck with your parking space, homeless junkies and human waste.
You could trade an earthquake for a tornado.
@@danielguy2156 The "BIG" aarth quake may send CA or a good portion of it into the bottom of the Pacific one day anyway. Enjoy it while it last rich people. Nothing lasts forever. 😉😂
I just checked on the 3 free homes in Cheyenne,WY. You have to move them from where they stand at a cost of about 200k. Now that sounds like your "free" government proposal.
Ty
Man! That sounds like a classic example of bureaucratic double talk. Great perspective. Thanks.
That sounds like highway robbery on house moving. Why would it cost 90- 100x’s more there than other places to move the houses?
@Allan Gartner I can't remember. Seems like it might have been downtown.
I know of 3 or 4 houses that were free, just have them moved off the lot.
1 was moved, the rest are still there.
It is cheaper to build new than to get oversize permits and coordinate utilities to move a house.
Commentary was hysterical. The Government goes out of their way to help the Big Agriculture companies that end up putting small farmers out of business. THEN, they offer land grants to try to get people to be farmers. Does that make sense?
Why yes it does. So the new "small" farmer defaults of the stipulation for the land and the banks can sieze the land and property for the big company.
This is Goverment thinking for ya!
Maybe more people will take notice when we're paying $1 per ear of corn in July.
Makes plenty of sense if that was their intent all along. A big vicious cycle. Either way Uncle Sam collects.
No, it does not make sense. But, that's big government for you.
The caption should say free land with stipulations. Let's face it. Nothing is free and it's all about a piece of paper.
why don't you just make a list of the top 10 reasons everyone left kansas... 😕
I can answer that. My grandparents and uncles ect. , were farmers , the older generations have passed away and the up coming generations didn’t keep farming. They moved into cities and such. My grandmothers house auction at 6000$ dollars. SAD
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@@jackwalter4000 awful.
@@jackwalter4000 Same here, except in North Dakota. None of the kids wanted to farm when they grew up, so it was sold decades ago. I don't even. know what they got for it, but I'm sure it wasn't much.
Tornado's?
Would be nice if they offered free land for tiny homes.
Grey Silverback it’s about available but you don’t want to live there
@Chas Peking no Just 1 per acre Kansas has plenty of Room
there's rain on my muffin where would you suggest exactly my friend?
@Chas Peking Those are called apartments.
Spur, Texas. Check it out.
“Google Street View car turned off its cam halfway thru town” - I almost spit out my drink and laughed for like four minutes straight 😂😂😂
I live in Ohio not far from Cuyahoga Valley National park. It is an absolutely beautiful place year round. If I can get a place as cheap as $500/month, I will rent my house out and become a farmer! I will check back and let you know what I find!!!!! Glad I watched this video!
Dude it's been a year... What did you find out?
@@paisleyMoon7 Shh, he's too busy farming
Best to watch what is going down in Ohio as of Feb 3, 2023! NOT GOOD!
Briggs, I hate to break the news to you but, everywhere it's starting to look like a retail ghost town.
you, but*
West Virginia has over 80 ghost towns. scary
@@stephengrant2677 Do they give free homes and land to reanimate the place ?
@Will Putts Really? So YOU were impressed iwth the Bush recession and wars without end? YOUR standards and those of most Americans are vastly different. MOST of us appreciated the restoration of our economy and common sense.
Good humor, valuable, and entertaining information. Thanks Mister!
Must have a basement for tornado cover! LOL
Land for farming isnt the hard part though. The hard part and expensive part is getting water to irrigate and tractors and equipment to work the land.
Keep the land free vids coming!!!!
Does anyone know who to hire or helps with finding and filling out grant apps
Downside of moving to the places on this video. 1. A lot of these options are in the general paths of tornadoes that can happen anywhere in that region. 2. If you live in these small towns you may be hours away from a hospital. 3. Many people that move to these small towns may be annoying Karens that will be picking fights with you over noise or house boundaries on a daily basis. That is a problem in many remote towns. 4. When you live in small towns everyone is bored because of the lack of things to do so they start to get into your business big time. 5. If you have kids the school system may not exist and you may have to home school your kids or the schools may not have good teachers willing to move to a tiny town with such few students. 6. Gasoline stations will be miles away. So if you run out of gas you have to hitch hike with a container to the station. Then, hitch hike back. These are only six of the many reasons that these towns are empty to begin with. Only desperate fools move there.
Kansas: You can't even give it away!!
Tea bagger paradise
@@tnickknight not really, more like overly Christian Republicans who hate all other parties and religions including those that are spin offs of theirs; I’m from the state been a outcast due to I am not hardcore religious nor a voter for Trump/Bush/Kerry.
Thank you Briggs. I am considering a tiny house on wheels and a possible free land op. this is more fuel, there are many things to consider. Thank you.
Please do this instead , find the area you want to live in and go find vacant homes , find the owners through the taxman. Write them call leave notes on that home . A guy did this got his house for $5K oh and have your $5K saved up ready to buy. I live in a city no matter how much I want to if it has wheels on it if it is slept in and the city finds out I have to remove the thing slept in with in 3 days. I know that's obtuse but there is a silver lining.
My neighbor had 6 dogs in a 4'X4' pin the dogs barked all day she put the pin right next to my bedroom on her property. I begged her for weeks to please just move the animals. Just when I was about to lose my religion I called the law . Come to find out she should have just moved the dogs. The law is if your animals make noise continuously for 15 minutes unprovoked you have a nuisance animal. They said if they have to come out again for animal control the fines start at $1,500. No more dogs barking over 12 hours a day.
So a city has some obtuse laws but their aim is for civility .
Wow
Another 'Travels With Charley', by John Stienbeck fan. Yeah! I read that way back in 1973 and a few more times since. I'm 59.
Since I mainly grew up in Kansas I knew it really didn’t have much to do but I didn’t know it had so many places willing to pay you to move there. Still wouldn’t move back there.
I grew up in Kansas, the weather is extreme, lots of tornadoes (7 visible at one time near Wichita), nothing to do, and the people are well, Kansans
Wish I was younger & healthier I would love to mover somewhere there wasn’t a lot of people. I have 2 neighbors within 100 yards. Don’t know why folks want to move in on top of someone.
I have a home for sale in ND. 50K and its yours. Small town. Quiet. It's a 3000 ' victorian built in 1904.
People are willing to build on top of one another because they don't want to live in places like Kansas or anywhere remote. People are instinctively tribal and want to feel safe living in a group.
@@jerrydobbs1732 cities like Phoenix and Chicago, Detroit, NYC, are nothing but a CAFO for humans.
Everyone is moving to cities big and small. No wonder there is a lot of free land available. It is really too bad.
People move to where the jobs are.
That’s why these places should appeal to those people who can work from home or anywhere with an internet connection.
Yup and that's by design... hello Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030! 😐
Oh contrair. AG is subsidized by government raising prices beyond new blood. Hell many landowners wont marry or bros marry sisters to protect the pot. Small town dying up because huge landowners don't make for good small town economy, and they suck up many local jobs since crops are done by huge tax deductible machines so they can be on medicaid besides and kids that don't have to work. There are deferred taxes for farmers, no taxes at retail counters,,,,,and the famous end of year gift tax. But alas they are even storing crops in any bins they can and allowing payments as the crop is used deferring farther. Payment sometimes in livestock which require years to to sold deferring taxes farther. By then they pray for bad weather, get more gov-money and empty the bins. I don't think land will ever crash as it did back in the 3000$ era since it is hand out money that has bought it and the machinery(to support Monsanto of course) unless somebody got real greedy but then there is always a neighbor looking for a write off.
Cold turkey buying land now...?? LOL...Even if you have the money they choose you.
@@prepperjonpnw6482 Sadly the only way to get a good internet connection is living in a big city. I worked for the phone company and it took me 4 years to get DSL even though I knew the engineers and could lobby them to get it installed in my area too. Tiny dead towns like these will not have it. You'll need to go satellite or invent something.
@BJames3351 The problems that made the towns die is still there. IF you can bring an income with you, this could work. IF you could bring your entire family and friends circle to town and settle you might really like it. But to employ those people would be impossible unless you brought your own industry or business to support them. Change the cannabis laws and they could farm cannabis. It's not as if any of the federal concerns about it are based upon anything factual.
Get free "tornados" in Kansas! LMFAO 😂 😂! Smack in tornado alley!
Heck....I took a 3 month nursing travel assignment to Casper, WY, in 93'. They still had homesteading....lol
Curtis, Nebraska started a homesteading program about 15 years ago.
Great vid... for witness protection program.
Can you imagine where these people do actually live that are with the Witness protection program that would be a horrible way to live with it but a lot of people do that they throw people under the bus just so they don't have to go to prison and they do it and if some of my guilty and they get off because they turned the big people in but in the end they don't they pay they always do that would just be awful not to be around your friends or family no you have to start over like the day that you were born no no no no
I just want 30 acres where I can build my log cabin
Don't forget about the area for the medicinal marijuana crop . ;) lol! You have the land may as well use it for a worthy cause.
Buy a home in rural Maine or West virgina
@@SilverDragonEyess
Lots of seng farming
Rick Sadler
My property isn’t that big, but it is in a Constitutional Carry State, is a baseball throw away from the ocean, and I don’t have to deal with any government BS to build my cabin... I love Alaska!
Great Man yes
there is one opening in the Grey-Bar Hotel and Epstein did not commit suicide
good one!
He changed his last name to "Hangtime"!!!!!!!!😆😆😆😆😆
@@JetSkiSuper7 boomers, jeesh
Rod Z, You are the ignorant one or "dip**** " the joke is on you.
@@JetSkiSuper7 For keeping the fact that our Government keeps finding witnesses and whistle-blowers "Clintoned" in their custody? I say congrats on keeping something that terrifyingly important in the public's attention.
Yes you can move there, ...and start the Tornado Alley Film Company, ...no Special Effects needed :) ...just wait for the next one ...
Build a wind farm! Generate year's worth of electricity in a day and have insurance rebuild for next year! :)
SOOOO FUNNY😂
Lmfao
You could star in Twister 2
The Federal Reserve doesn't recognize anything as being free just keep that in mind people
I don't recognize the Federal Reserve. I have no debt, no bank accounts, no credit cards. I own all my cars and have never had a car loan. I own my house and paid cash for it. You should too. It takes away any power the Federal reserve has. In 2008 I became wealthier while all the dumb debtors became far more poor.
Johnny Hot Rod
Lmao....you don’t own anything. Your deed list you as a tenant and you have a title for the vehicles. The state owns your vehicles because they have the certificate or origin.
You need to educate yourself.
Seth Wolfe the federal reserve only deals with the quantity of money in circulation and the prime interest rate, absolutely no relationship to land acquisition or taxation, only the rate you pay on your mortgage, so what’s our point?
Christie Maxwell you get the vehicle title from the state once there is no lien holder. The amount you pay the state is to operate the vehicle in the state. It can sit in your yard forever, all yours with no additional costs if you just not to use it on public land. Your understanding of property ownership is equally flawed. You need to educate yourself.
@@christie4322 yeah, Satan is the god of this world - that's why everything is such a rip off of the people.
One thing that I notice that you did not mention is the brutal winters in Wyoming and the other places Iowa Kansas Canada except are of the Winters are very brutal.
Can't forget about the high winds in certain areas too!
The Kansas towns have easy winters.
It might get cold, but it doesn't last.
It's sometimes cheaper buying preexisting homes in these locations. Free land sometimes have conditions like the house has to be at least $150,000, which if ever sold will only be worth $80,000. My parents bought a 700 sq. ft home for $19,000 Cdn in a small community. They had about $20,000 more in repairs over the next 10 years (roof, cupboards, new appliances and some plumbing). They're only 35 minutes from a bigger community with a Walmart and other stores. P.S. Lincoln Ks. (1st town) has a 3 acre lot with house that's in ok condition for $66k.
All of your videos are great fun. One reason for requiring a two stall garage may be for space to keep unsightly stuff out of public view.
Thanks, Briggs! Love your stuff!
Thank you.
I love the intro, “What is going on...”
Very informative. I am moving within a year or two.
Free land in Kansas!
Me: Why
Wizard of Oz: Hold my beer
@Saharra Quasar Your not in Kansas anymore toto..........................lol
I just like to ear this guy talking, he has a nice voice and he is funny , thank you for the posts
Interesting! Thanks for sharing this information. 😃
Thank you for watching
Some great little places here! The Yukon would be awesome too! Wyoming - **heck yeah!**
Can you just imagine what would happen if they build high speed rails roads across these "small" town? "Suddenly", they become hot property.
A high-speed rail is not going to stop in hicksville. If they stopped in every shantytown it wouldn't be high speed would it?
@@skiprussell2606 all you would need is a light rail from the small towns to a high speed hub. :)
@@dottyjyoung You would need something like that, the high-speed rail cant stop & go in every small town if it did it wouldn't be high speed.
@@skiprussell2606 yeah, I live near a light rail. It's awesome. The noise isn't bad at all, & it connects me to a major metropolitan rail network, an amtrak station, & an airport.
@@dottyjyoung and.....Denver has it....goes from out in the country to downtown Denver
it is nice to see a channel that isn't crying about the new youtube rules
Got the info, got the laughs, subbed!
Briggs what up homie! Love the videos... Keep it up! 😎😎😎✊✊✊✊
Wait a minute, when did Ohio start offering property in the Greenbelt to farm and rent? That almost sounds too good to be true....
.....Guess the liberal part of the state isn't that worthless ;)
It's NOT free... he said it's a lease for $500
Love your videos. Ahaha. I'll be watching.
Some places you might also need to foot the bill to get water/sewer/electric hookups installed- can be very costly if it’s way out, and probably not optional if you want to live on the land
I would move to Wyoming,i live in Melbourne Australia and you need 1 million just for a standard house nowadays
Plus ya got ur Dictator Dan destroying ur civil liberties.
Might want to include local, if any, locations of hospitals/doctors/dentists and super markets --- and any Internet availability.
Google earth and Zillow will help you find more out about the surrounding areas and prices, availability of goods and services etc.
There aint no stop lights in Mankato or even in all of Jewel county,its hill country also not flat like down south,IT is COOL !
*Didn't Laura Ingles used to live there?*
@@jessicacole8404 I think that the Ingels were on Mankato in another state - north or east, but maybe this one
"Student loans are brutal for a lot of kids these days."
Dude, I know people in their thirties still trying to pay back student loan debt. It isn't just kids who are dealing with this, it's adults too. Free land might be the only way someone my age could become a property owner.
My age too. I'm 54 and went back to college. I have a new student loan payment too
I'm almost 60, been disabled and have had $200 a month taken from my social security check for 10 years! My initial loan was $10,000 18 years ago! They find every way to stick it to you and increase the loan amount! They charged me $5,000 to "find" me after a divorce. I moved within the same state and was teaching public school! $7000, for selling the loan and untold $1,000s for deferring it! That has me living on $979 a month!!!
@@MimiDidi121 This is exactly what I'm afraid of if I can't rapidly repay my loan.
I'm 44 and now owe 50k on a 20k education that I could not use.
Here is an idea. How about not borrowing the phukin money ! I paid $14,000 in Texas for a Bachelors . The job pays $72,000 a year. People want to borrow $200,000 and don't get a job.. How about loaning me some money for his and hers Mercedes ?
It's only free until the tax bill comes due.
@CBR Fireblade And the teacher's unions..
ww u be poor huh
But you will use the streets highways and bridges expecting someone ELSE to keep them up? Send you kid to a school that OTHER people pay to operate and maintain? Do YOU expect everything free?
@@bobbysolo5411 ikr!!!
@@elizabethbennet4791 Not poor. I own two homes, fully paid for, and a debt-free business. Busted my ass to make it happen, and yet, I will never be truly debt free because of taxes. "A fine is a tax for doing wrong, a tax is a fine for doing right."
People take this opportunity to get your own land for growing hemp it's a cash crop an you'll be financially stable
How do you get into that type of farming?
Smart one here
That is to much work .
@@TheStrawberry9936 Check out Back to Eden Gardening, btw Hemp grows like a weed, since I dont believe there is such a thing as a weed, only wild plants maligned & misnamed.. point is it grows like weeds... Cannabis would be even better, and bring back buffalo too, people would come for that...
@IyaEarthseeds what the state don't know allow this
That Ohio parks one looks like heaven arrived on earth!! 👍😁 Mailed the son and told him to look into it! Thanks for the info... you never know... I may soon be skiing in Ohio!! 🎿😁
Dude, the land is beautiful- but did you catch the farming part??
@@Imgone2024 Yep... I'll farm happily, not only organically but really back to roots... and maybe I'll even run a still... who knows, a roadside stall selling local produce may bring in the flocks!!🤣🍻🤣
Most of the land looks like Mars with weeds growing on it.
Joseph Constantine
Wouldn’t that be something if NASA was faking the Mars Rover footage using land like this...
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Joseph Constantine 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the tip about the USDA land grants! I'll be looking into it.
Cuyahoga also has Bigfoot. There is that.
Lots of laughs with this one !!!!!!!!!! Good job !
Thank You
Mankato was originally called Jewell Center I believe? I’d live there... peace and quiet. And lots of stormchasing lol
my sister lived there and loved it, Mankato that is
My first thought when I heard Mankato was Little House on the Prairie show
They want the two car garage for tax collection. That’s why all the requirements are in place. Pretty simple to figure it out.
Also, they expect a family to move in, not a single person, and it would be difficult for a couple (with kids), to go to work and do errands with only one car, hence the two car garage requirement.
@@jorgepape11 - I'll give 'em a two car garage. Its actually gonna be the size of a 4 car garage but with 3 doors. The 3rd door is for parking motorcycles.
I work for a readymix concrete company in north Georgia and we're doing subdivisions everywhere. Have you seen the 2 car garages of today's million dollar houses?!?
What size cars are these for? A couple damn Yugos?!? Can't even open the car doors after you squeeze them in the damn place!!!
I have a feelings it’s more about keeping the place clutter free, rather than taxes. Most new subdivisions have rules on this because they don’t want your: atv’s, boat, snowmobiles, daily drivers, project car, classic car, camper, and motorcycles parked all over the lot.
Indeed they've worked out a recipe for the minimum tax return on it, and that's their goal.
The three houses in Cheyenne are gone. They expanded the hospital in town, and these houses were purchased by the hospital for the land. All the homes were built in the early 1900s, but the last three were beyond repair. They were moved by a single land owner who plans on rebuilding them on his land. Also, the US government is the largest land owner in the state. Between National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation and the Department of Defense, a good 40% of the land is in government hands. Also a tidbit, There is no state income tax in Wyoming.
IF they taxed your income in Wyoming, the population would be even smaller, and it's the size of a small metro in most states now.
Can you do a video about the state of Maryland and all of the grants and programs that Maryland offers?
MD trends on the 2nd Amendment!
@@Sailor_Tom can you explain that just a little more?
I bought a piece of land, river front, for the taxes on it. 96 cents at North Powder, Oregon.
Sounds nice. How could I find out more about that if there is more like it. From NE Iowa want to sell nd more since kids are gone ans we are old. Must have wi-fi hey..
You had to go and tell everyone about it. Now they’ll all be showing up. Although if you like trees this is not the place for you.
putheflamesout yahoo there’s only one place for sale there for $200k. Look it up on Zillow.
@@DynamicBailey I plant trees every year...and cut them down or prune/harvest. I can't imagine Oregon area without trees and along a river. Soo different. What else, no hills? Thanks for your help. Before my accident I WAS TARZAN hoping to get back in a woods again and call out to animal friends maybe before I die....in a forest.
putheflamesout yahoo I can’t imagine not having trees either. I live in Washington state where there’s tons of them but urban sprawl has cost us so so many of our beautiful trees. The i5 corridor was like driving down a hallway lined with massive and beautiful cedar trees. It was truly beautiful. There are still tons of trees though.
Can’t you still call out to the animals and be Tarzan but in a different way? Even if only through meditation and mind travel, I bet you can and you’d really enjoy it.
Free land next to Chernobyl just a few side affects only.
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Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😁😁😁😄😄😄
Yeah, you just have to spend the rest of your life there walking around in a radiation proof suite. Dont know what you could possibly eat there or ship there without getting it contaminated. 🤣
Mike Riley 😂😂😂
Wyoming sounds fanastic! I wished I had enough-money/job-prospects to go there!
me picturing myself running down a hill in a flannel dress!
S. Gilbert Dyer get a class a license, always a job for truck drivers
@@jeffreytaylor6083 agreed, but then who needs land and house when you'll never be home (I hold a class A)
itchytastyurr if you’re a guy this is hilarious
Come to Billings, Montana! Nothing like watching a suburban town try and grow into a city and watch the city and state struggle in debt and bad budgeting! Oh and come on vacation and leave on probation!
Excellent video with great tips on how to get a new start with free land 👍😊💕
Also Kansas. They pulled me over driving through in 1995. They illegally search my car and found what the thought was a roach in the ashtray. No lab test, 60 days waiting for court, in jail. They dropped the charge. I won't even fly over that state.
Road Pirates! They did the same thing to me, 1st cop was tryong to shake me down to steal any cash I had BEFORE the 2nd team (2 pigs & a dog) showed up. Pig#1 & pigs 2&3 both walked me 100feet in front of MY car(so #1's dash cam could not record the audio) before they started questioning me trying to steal any cash I had.
If i had any cash & nothing else, you can bet the farm- it would've been siezed as a civil forfeiture...
ANYone reading this, if you are ever pulled over. DO. NOT. ANSWER. ANY. QUESTIONS!! Not even small talk, "Where you headed?" .. Answer: point straight ahead & say "That way" & nothing else.
^^Nov/2017
@@namkiamj5037 Wow.
Shout out to Dutch bros coffee. Amazing stuff
I've actually been in Cheyenne, Wyoming for 6 months. It really is a beautiful town but the cost of living is really high
The wind, the effing wind, the freaking ever blowin, non stop, drying, desolate, mother f*'cking wind will cause you to blow your own head off, and shit down your own windpipe. Government town, chock full of communists and parasites that will cause to you become a homicidal maniac. Lots of dope there junkies etc. Tornadoes. Don't move to Cheyenne it will destroy you and your family, even your dog will kill itself.
@@screechowl9605 Brought to you by the Cheyenne Chamber Of Commerce
Yes! I am ready to get land in free in the Lincoln areas of Kansas. Please convey the right and the Legal ways. Thanks.
I don't understand why they expect a specific size home built on the land if they're so desperate to get people to live in Kansas. why not mini homes?
The figure they came up with is a number they see as ''average tax load''. Tiny homes would not generate tax revenue. So they set a bar that leads them to the desired result.
The only way I can think of living in Kansas is that I would have to have a very good paying job. I would also need to live in either the Wichita or KC areas. Other than those 2 things, it's a no go.
People on the treadmill of life never able to get ahead should look into something different. Unless you are perfectly fine with being able to write your obituary today.
So and so died today he worked clean into post retirement because he never could get ahead. He had options but never sought them out.
Nice thank you Because i from Canada
In my experience, when people use the word communist, it now the meaning of "person I disagree with"!
txvoltaire
Exactly.....snowflakes overuse it all the time.
yes, communist democrats lol!
I think more of people who want to strip my rights. Like democrats.
I think that's Nazi or Racist too. :)
@@Sailor_Tom That is pretty much the entire definition there.......
The 2 car garage clause is most likely to avoid having cars parked on the lawn in front of the house, also storage for mowers and such. People that don't use these amenities are politely referred to as trailer trash....
Or you know...anyone lower/middle class and below. Must be nice looking down from your high horse bud.
@@charlesnorvell6393 I are trailer trash, 12th grade education, and I did say "politely", I've been the butt of my fair share of rude comments.
I have plans for the future, guess they're futuristic plans
Move out west and buy some desert land
Or maybe up north just past Alaska
(You know nothing of this if they ask ya)
Kansas sounds like the perfect place to build a Utopian city the cost would be minimal food production is already prevelant. Grading and drainage as well as water storage may be able to be solved by basic civil engineering. You could actually sell the water to the southwest. As far as manufacturing its a logistical goldmine being centrally located in North America.
CLUTCH!!! One of the best shows I have ever seen, and the singer got mad because very few people showed up and stormed off. The rest of the guys just did freeform jam stuff like Rush...
Nice video thank you. Do you know if these programs and the USDA grant programs are available to foreigners?
Biggest take away - No one wants to live in Kansas!
I myself was stationed at Ft. Riley right next to Manhattan Kansas which is home if KSU which I thought was rather nice although it is the only area of Kansas that has ant terrain features
I can honestly say that I hadn't bout the extent of my exploration there was of course Aggie ville and I was a frequent visitor to the Manhattan ORV(Off Road Vehicle)park as I owned a 79' Ford Bronco Ranger XLT with eventually 8" suspension lift and 3" of body lift, the only other place that I went, I don't even remember the name of it but it was a fishing hole not huge but decent size caught a nice 14" Rainbow trout and many other's but I didn't do a whole lot as we were constantly on the move.
The Dorothy and Toto syndrome: " we're not in Kansas anymore!"
No I didn't get to check out much while there as I was stationed at Ft. Riley in the U.S. Army and we were quite frequently to busy training to go to Iraq. I checked out the Manhattan ORV and Aggie ville
They probably lumbered all the trees down, so tornadoes hit.
The one was a little funny with your remarks, thanks.
what's wrong with tractor pulls?
I thoroughly enjoyed this videos beautiful pictures👋 😉
Never mind the land , where do I find the woman in the thumbnail image??
@Adymn Sani exactly, it's the end that talks I generally struggle with..
U answered your own question. U find her in the thumbnail image.
Thailand for $.😳🤣
She has really great,really nice thighs.Also,I,ve generally struggled with the head myself in the past.Not really sure sometimes about just what in the world to really talk about.A half Mexican girl named Maria Luna back in 1988,accuse me of repeating things.Well,dear God knows that it was really hard to think of things to say,and she wasn,t really great herself at bringing up new things to talk about,friends.God knows that I honestly tried to really get along with Maria.But DEAR God help me,I just didn,t know sometimes just what in the world to really talk with her about.Maria was yen years older than I was,but she still didn,t really know how to bring up new things for us to talk about,friends.Oh well,so much for my futile attempt at a love lifemfriends.Hopefully,the next life,Heaven will be a lot nicer,friend.Anyway,best wishes,and God bless you,and Happy Holidays.
@@derlinclaire1778 Derlin! If y'all had nothing to talk about, you were incompatible. Not getting the girl might well have been dodging a bullet.
4:49 Boston Mills, driven past it, looks like a cool place. I think there are more sking places in the valley as well.
Is there any "free land" in Mo. or Okl.?
Best video you have done.
I would love to grab one of these deals. Anywhere really. I'm tired of traveling the nation, just looking for a place to be.
I hear ya ,va check dont me anywhere currently homeless in a tent with dog, get any ideas let me know
i spent 4 years in the Navy (77-81) and i met people from everywhere,, everywhere except Kansas...Wow...
$15,000 for student loan debt hardly makes a dent!
Especially since it's paid out over 5 years! lol.
Well that depends on what liberal college you attended for brain washing. Many local colleges are much more affordable.
@@illuminatedpatriot9347 let me guess, you paid for college and bought a house working a part time job? Guess what, you can't do that anymore. You can't even go to the cheapest school and live in a 1 bedroom with 2 part time jobs. You guys love to call millennials cry babies but you have no idea how hard they actually have it. Your own children/grandchildren. Why don't you quit throwing insults their way and start realizing that maybe there is a problem!
@@illbeyourstumbleine other than you being insulted by the liberal comment Jeremy made, how is he wrong? Local colleges are cheaper than going away to a 4 year degree. Especially to take all the intro classes everyone has to take. Complete the first two years then transfer in to complete your 4 year Bachelor's degree.
I'm a millenial and paid for my 4 year degree by working before and during my college years. I also bought a house, a car (brand new and with cash) and support my wife and kids.
It's not fair that responsible individuals who pay their Bill's up front or even repay their loans on time have to watch others complain, scream and expect someone else to pay for their financial irresponsibility.
If you took out the loans for school, you have to pay that back. Just like a credit card, car loan, home loan, etc..... Best advice for anyone......pay for it with cash. If you can't (such as a home), make sure you can afford the monthly payment. It's called living within your means. Not very hard to figure out.
Bottom line, people are lazy and want handouts. If you want some sort of socialism, ask all the immigrants who left socialism countries why the came to the US instead of staying (you can start by asking my parents).
@@illuminatedpatriot9347 "attended for brain washing.
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Wish they had free land in the UK 😏 great video dude!
Thank you
Hey Loup City, Nebraska...not too far from me
Nebraska is underrated. It may be (mostly) boring and have actual weather but still.
And, Bob, we would like to keep it underrated!
@@Bob-yk9cz But still what? It's like a coma inducing plain blank canvas. I went there once and passed a haystack driving down the road. That was the highlight of the state.
@@bobbysolo5411 When I saw most of Nebraska it was scenic. Nice scenery. If you didn't enjoy it too bad go somewhere else. There are things to see in Nebraska you just have to know where to go.
My goodness! That sounds fantastic
Kansas, where tornadoes are frequent & living there would be boring....Looks like everyone is leaving Kansas instead of moving there...
Thank you for the beautiful sermon but seriously I like your show